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Ohio Supreme Court to hear OHSAA eligibility case vs. Massillon's Feisters

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 19h ago ·Updated 17h ago

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A week after Brayton and Brydon Feister were ruled eligible for Massillon football for the rest of 2026, their eligibility issue returns to court.

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