Public League football will happen on Thursday.
A few hours after postponing all of the games, Chicago Public Schools changed course and decided to play football on Thursday. All eight Public League football games were postponed in the morning due to the excessive heat in the city. But when the city removed the heat warning this afternoon, CPS decided to play football.
Here’s the full list of Thursday’s games:
Back of the Yards vs. Kelly at Rockne, 4:30
Corliss at Brooks, 5:30
Foreman vs. Uplift at Winnemac, 4:30
Goode at Orr, 4:30
Hubbard vs. Muchin at Lane, 4:15
Little Village vs. Schurz at Lane, 7:30
Longwood vs. Hansberry at Stagg Stadium, 4:30
North Lawndale at Perspectives, 5
Phillips vs. Young at Rockne, 7:30
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