Ohio Says No to Spring High School Football Practice

by Jeff Fisher
Ohio High School Football Huddle

The Ohio High School Athletic Association has voted unanimously against allowing spring football practice in the Buckeye State.

The proposal sought to add a two-week spring football practice timetable during the last two weeks of May.  It would have given teams 10 hours of field time that was broken down into two weeks of one hour practices or one week of two hour practice sessions.

There is a chance that the OHSAA may reconsider the idea at a later date.

Ohio, along with California, Florida, Georgia and Texas, is one of the top five states producing Division I talent, however, Ohio is the only state without spring practices.