Michigan homecoming game pits kids versus parents after opposing school can't field team
Summary
Shepherd High School in Michigan had their scheduled homecoming football game canceled because the opposing team could not have enough players due to injuries and absences. Instead, they organized a new type of game with the kids playing against their parents.Key Facts
- The change happened just two days before homecoming.
- The opposing school could not field a team because many players were injured or called out.
- Shepherd High School decided to have a game between the students and their parents.
- This was a unique way to keep the homecoming game tradition alive.
- The game took place in rural Michigan at Shepherd High School.
- The story was reported by Tony Dokoupil for CBS News.
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