Forget Friday Night Lights: High School Stars Seek a Better Deal

By BY JERÉ LONGMAN AND ALANIS THAMES from NYT Sports With college athletes now allowed to profit from their name, image and likeness, high school athletes are also looking to cash in.https://nyti.ms/3COSq2Y

Forget Friday Night Lights: High School Stars Seek a Better Deal

By BY JERÉ LONGMAN AND ALANIS THAMES from NYT Sports With college athletes now allowed to profit from their name, image and likeness, high school athletes are also looking to cash in.https://nyti.ms/3AI0X5W

The Newest Player on the High School Basketball Court: High Tech

By BY DAVID W. CHEN from NYT Sports Sensors that track the movement of athletes and the basketball were recently used at a high school championship tournament for the first time.https://nyti.ms/34qRtxL

Scrambling Across State Lines to Play During the Pandemic

By BY DAVID WALDSTEIN from NYT Sports Some high schools have postponed football seasons. Some are forging ahead. And others are in limbo, with young athletes desperate to find a way to avoid a lost season.https://nyti.ms/3bnVqWJ

Where Latino Roots and High School Football Merge for Glory

By JERÉ LONGMAN from NYT Sports In Coatesville, Pa., a struggling steel town, Coach Matt Ortega and his son Ricky have led the team to a 12-0 record. Their success is both extraordinary and reflective of more Latino participation in the sport.https://nyti.ms/2PxXjYY

Remember When Athletes Didn’t Have to Specialize? These Hall of Famers Do

By FILIP BONDY from NYT Sports Chandra Cheeseborough and Renaldo Nehemiah recall a different era. “Yes, we had more fun. Of course, there was no financial component to it back then.”http://nyti.ms/2DgLV8T