Grand Rapids Catholic Central High School will compete in the Michigan football playoffs after winning a lawsuit. A temporary restraining order was granted on behalf of a Cougars player.
The ruling allows the school to play in the postseason following a controversial disqualification.
The Cougars are now set to face Comstock Park on Tuesday night in the opening round. That matchup was previously put in doubt despite the fact Catholic Central followed the rules.
Michigan high school banned from football playoffs.
Catholic Central is one of the top programs in Michigan Division 5 high school football, having won six titles over the last 11 years. The pursuit of a seventh championship was on the table after a 7-2 finish in the regular season…