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California high school football team forfeits league title game after players’ post deemed ‘inappropriate’

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 8h ago

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The Mountain View High School football team has decided to forfeit their Conference 12 League championship game on Thursday night, due to five players being suspended over an inappropriate social...

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