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NEW: Florida just changed the game for high school athletics transfers — and kids who already moved get to stay put👀 FHSAA confirms student-athletes who transferred before spring practice are grandfathered in under the old rules. on3.com/high-school/news/fhs… @ChadSimmons_ @EJHollandOn3

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“Congratulations to all the Class of 2027 athletes taking official visits. Many players receive offers in 8th, 9th, and 10th grade, but some get distracted by the edits, voiceovers, and social media attention. The athletes taking visits today stayed focused. They kept making plays, ran track, lifted weights, handled their academics, and stayed consistent. Let this be a lesson for younger athletes: don't let early offers fool you into thinking you've made it. Stay focused, keep working, and trust the process. Recruiting is about what you do over time, not just the hype you receive early. “ - Jerry Williamson

IMPORTANT clarification about the new FHSAA residency rules: A student CAN attend an online/private school outside of their county and still play sports in the county where they live. Example: A student who lives in Palm Beach County can attend Rise Preparatory Academy (online/private school) while still being eligible to play sports in Palm Beach County — because athletic eligibility is tied to RESIDENCY, not where the online coursework is based. Rise Preparatory Academy does not offer sports, so students fall under Florida’s “non-traditional student” rules. Florida law (§1006.15, F.S.) and FHSAA bylaws state that a private school student may participate elsewhere if: Their school does NOT offer the sport, and They participate at the school tied to their residence/open enrollment eligibility. FHSAA Non-Traditional Student Rule: “A private school student may only participate for another school if his/her private school does NOT offer the sport.” The new rules did NOT ban online students or private school students from playing sports. The rule simply ties athletic participation to the student’s residential eligibility area/county. So if a student lives in Palm Beach County but attends Rise Preparatory Academy online from Miami-Dade, the student may still play in Palm Beach because that is where the student resides. Sources: • Florida Statute 1006.15 • FHSAA Non-Traditional Student Rules • FHSAA Bylaw 9.2.2.3

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The world knows Lamar Jackson as 8, we knew him as 7 @Lj_era8

I had a lot of “takes” in my short radio “career” and have seen a lot of studs coaching HS football. This might be my greatest take ever. Coach Swain asked me for a favor and I instantly became a huge fan of this young man. So proud! @Lj_era8 @Ravens @NFL @JoeCColella

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Hurricanes ➡️ Buccaneers @ruebenbainjr pays tribute to Hall of Famer @WarrenSapp on Day 1️⃣

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BREAKING: Miami is promoting Will Harris to secondary coach and defensive pass game coordinator, per @mzenitz Harris was formally the safeties coach.

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