Unless you're a student, student's parent, part of a school's faculty or Mark Rodgers, there's nothing more pathetic than a grown man caring way too much about high school football. Knowing that, I guess we shouldn't be surprised that with all the problems our state is facing, some Oklahoma lawmakers – like State Rep. Chris Kannady – are focusing their attention on "fixing" high school football.
Earlier this week, a bill was heard in a Senate Committee that would place Jenks, Union and the other large high schools that have more than 2,250 students into their own super classification. It's called the "Let Some Other Team Win A Championship Act."