On a cloudless, near-perfect night in Van Nuys, the high school football season began Thursday when two teams that hadn't met in 80 years, Loyola and Studio City Harvard-Westlake, faced off at L.A. Valley College. What a contrast in styles.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Football season has started, but fewer students are starting with the sport
Concern over injuries and the specialization of single-sport athletes seems to be affecting the number of players coming out to play football.
On a cloudless, near-perfect night in Van Nuys, the high school football season began Thursday when two teams that hadn't met in 80 years, Loyola and Studio City Harvard-Westlake, faced off at L.A. Valley College. What a contrast in styles. 
On a cloudless, near-perfect night in Van Nuys, the high school football season began Thursday when two teams that hadn't met in 80 years, Loyola and Studio City Harvard-Westlake, faced off at L.A. Valley College. What a contrast in styles.
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