Enthusiasm is a three-headed cat in a creamery or legions of fans hearing word that football this fall remains possible. Plenty of variables remain and questions outnumber answers, but believing for the best keeps hope alive for what is likely America’s No. 1 sport.
The coronavirus pandemic that has erased live sports in Texas and the United States this spring. One local business man, Ross Massengill, said last week that he senses a break in the crisis, but “it won’t feel like we’re back to normal until high school football returns.”
