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Oberlin High School is calling it quits on its football season this fall after just a handful of players showed up for practice — numbers dipping into the single digits. Despite summer recruiting efforts and a hopeful meeting with fourteen potential athletes, the program’s future looked bleak. With no home stadium since 2020 and a long drought of winning seasons, Oberlin is now exploring options for its student-athletes to play at nearby schools under a new state transfer law. Meanwhile, rival teams scramble to fill open dates on their schedules, revealing how fragile smaller programs can be when participation and resources fade.

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