High school athletes in Tennessee are starting the new school year with a notable change. The state's athletic association has made a significant update to its rules. Details about this change can be found through the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association.
Further information on the new policy is available from local news sources, including WKRN News 2, for those looking to learn more about how it affects student-athletes in the area.
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