Varlas: Change is inevitable. But high school sports are different
John Varlas
John Varlas is a lifelong Memphian who has covered high school sports in various capacities for over 20 years.
“Whatever changes the TSSAA makes will be equitable, workable and enforceable. They will also come within the timeline the state’s governing body for high school athletics feels is most appropriate.”
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