Heads Up Football helps return youth team to Miami Shores area

Published: Aug 22, 2014 at 05:49 AM

Friday's Heads Up Football news:

The Miami Herald reported that youth tackle football has returned to the Miami Shores area thanks to a Heads Up Football-certified league, talking to coach David W. Batchelder Jr.

The Fairfax, Va. Times looked at the county's high school football programs, which were among the first to adopt Heads Up Football.

WKRC-TV in Cincinnati featured a Heads Up Football-certified league in its story on the debate over playing youth football.

Time Warner Cable News reported that this is a big year in central North Carolina with many of the state's schools adopting the Heads Up Football program.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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