- Across Michigan, high schools are facing a growing crisis as fewer students sign up for football, threatening the future of programs in small towns.
- Coaches and athletic directors are testing solutions, from shared teams with neighboring schools to flag football and younger-grade feeder programs.
- Administrators say the goal is to keep the sport alive while protecting student safety and keeping rosters competitive.
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