Football

By Andy Villamarzo 

Hernando Sun sports staff writer 

By DONNA GARRET

By Andy Villamarzo 

Hernando Sun sports staff writer 

The go-ahead has been given to start-up high school sports in Hernando County within the next two weeks, which will give everyone in public school the opportunity to play in the Florida High School Athletic Association’s state series later this year. 

By Andy Villamarzo

Hernando Sun sports staff writer 

TAMPA- No team seems to have gotten off to a hotter start than the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when it comes to NFL Training Camp and much of that may be because of the work they have already done. 

By Andy Villamarzo 

Hernando Sun sports staff writer 

SPRING HILL- Springstead’s football team made great strides in 2019 and was able to get themselves back in the postseason behind one of the better senior-laden classes they’ve had in a while. 

By Andy Villamarzo 

Hernando Sun sports staff writer

BROOKSVILLE- When you go down the list of Tampa Bay area counties and take a look at their prep sports athletic starting dates, they all seem to align with one another. 

BROOKSVILLE- As many levels of sports scurry to figure out what kind of protocols to take as they head into their summer and potentially fall seasons, one sport that has somewhat been able to continue their campaigns has been adult amateur football throughout southeast Florida. 

TAMPA- If the Tampa Bay Buccaneers looked like they were done making splash moves this off-season, last Thursday evening proved that general manager Jason Licht is continuing to look for ways to upgrade on offense.

In the National Football League, it’s back to business as usual but obviously with some adjustments as league members try to navigate their way through the COVID-19 pandemic still spreading across the globe. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers welcomed quarterbacks and rookies into One Buc Place this past week and it’s been a slightly different feel to the start of camp.

BROOKSVILLE- There has been another change when it comes to football coaches throughout Hernando County and this time it’s on the middle school level. 

D.S. Parrott Middle School has become a good stepping stone for coaches to hone their skills before taking on the same role at the high school level. Now a former Hernando High School coach will be taking over the reins come this fall.