- Beavercreek High School is shifting its football practice schedule to early morning hours to combat dangerous heat conditions.
- The move reflects growing concerns about player safety during the hot season.
- By practicing before temperatures peak, the school aims to protect athletes from heat-related illness while maintaining training intensity.
- This adjustment highlights how extreme weather is reshaping fall sports schedules across the country.
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