Booth
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I recently read the guidelines recommended by the N.F.H.S. for opening schools up for football practice. The state of N.C. is a member of the N.F.H.S. but is not bound to the guidelines set forth. The N.F.H.S. guidelines are very strict and would be too costly for most schools to follow. It limits number of players participating, what kind of equipment can be used, no water troughs, water buffaloes, and no kind of water fountains. It also mandates that all equipment be clean and locker rooms are wiped down after every practice. Also, no exchanging of equipment between players and weight rooms have only people who are lifting, no spotters, and area wipe down after each person lifts. These are only suggested guidelines but I see N.C schools trying to follow them. How all of this will be paid for is my question because I know the schools in this area and surrounding counties can not pay for this.