BYU Turns to Students for Softball Sun Glare Solutions

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BYU is turning to homegrown talent for solutions to a problem plaguing its softball team: glare on the field.

KSL.com reports that glare from the sun can get so intense at times that games have to be paused for up to 20 minutes in the late afternoon and early evening, and the issue has affected the softball team for years. Now the school is turning to its own engineering students, offering a $1,000 prize to find a solution.

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