MHSAA Executive Director Mark Uyl joined the Huge Show with the latest plan for fall High School sports in Michigan. Mark filled us in on their decision to push back padded football practice and explained what this means for how things will play out. He also let us know how coaches will be able work with kids, the equipment the athletes will be allowed to wear, and much more. Come August 20, Mark and his team will evaluate how the high schools handled practices. From there, the MHSAA will set certain guidelines in place to start the competitive fall sports season. Huge asked the audience how they feel about sending their kids back to school this fall and if they’re comfortable with their child participating in sports.
Huge continued the discussion about how the high school sports fall season will look for student athletes. We took your comments on if you would send you child back to play fall sports or not. Then we wanted to take a look at what some of the colleges in the state are doing in this point in time as it pertains to football. Ferris State Bulldogs Head Coach Tony Annese joined us in our first segment to give us an update. We were then joined by Grand Valley Lakers Head Coach Matt Mitchell for his take on how things are being handled as well.
In our final hour we wanted to replay the conversation from the start of the show with MHSAA Executive Director Mark Uyl. We wrapped up by reading your texts and taking your calls about the Huge question of the day.
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