Ruthenberg: That time OSSAA got it right
(WorldNews Sport)

Friday`s special board of directors meeting of the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association in Oklahoma City may well be remembered as a seminal moment for OSSAA. Frequently viewed as a mere rubber stamp of whatever is presented to it by OSSAA`s administrators, the board stepped up to the plate and delivered. Or maybe more correctly, toed the rubber and struck out what would have been one of the more onerous proposals ever presented to the board. By a 7-6 vote, the board rejected a three-phase plan to restart prep sports that would have kept organized athletics sidelined until at least Aug. 1 and banned organized practices until the end of June. It had so many unrealistic mandates...