Maryland Youth Football League Grapples With Controversial Transfer Rule

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Youth football organizations in Maryland are setting the record straight about a rule that's meant to create competitive balance but is causing concern for parents and may keep some players from taking the field. 

The Southern Maryland Youth Athletic Conference (SMYAC) currently has a rule that limits organizations from accepting no more than three players per age group a year from another SMYAC youth club.

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