Texas high school football powerhouse Argyle Liberty Christian is considering legal action after the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) ruled an ineligible player, ending the team's playoff hopes.
The ruling, announced Friday, has prompted the school to explore legal options to challenge the decision. Argyle Liberty Christian, a dominant program in recent years, saw its postseason aspirations halted due to the eligibility violation.
According to the San Antonio Express-News, the school is fighting the TAPPS ruling that deemed a player ineligible, effectively banning the team from the playoffs. The specific details of the ineligibility were not immediately disclosed.
