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Craig Smith: Sideline Smitty
"Sideline Smitty" answers readers' questions about high-school sports and tries to do it in an entertaining fashion. Topics range from history and rules to parent issues and coaching issues, with controversy, humor and trivia thrown in. The column runs Tuesdays.
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