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By
George Shirk - Times News Editor
For the first time in 12 years, high school football has disappeared from the airwaves.
KSRW (Sierra Wave) sports director Bob Todd said the station dropped the broadcasts “for a number of reasons,” but declined to go into specifics.
The decision is a blow to high school sports fans, as well as to the teams themselves, said Huskies Head Coach Marty Thompson.
“It’s a huge deal to those people who watch the games, and it was a great tool for us.”
It also was a public service that not many communities have ever had a chance to experience.
