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High School Football Playoff Previews: GMC, GWOC teams seeking wins in D-I first round

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 14h ago ·Updated 14h ago

The Road to Canton begins this week for Division I teams with first-round games Friday, Oct. 30. Four teams from the Greater Western Ohio Conference and three from the Greater Miami Conference get things started as many of them will be attempting to pull…

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