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Source: Star Valley Independent

The Wyoming State Football Championships are taking place this weekend at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie. On Friday the 2A title game opens up the action as the Cokeville Panthers face the Big Horn Rams with a scheduled start time of 12 noon. This game will be followed by the 3A game between the Star Valley Braves and the Cody Broncs which kicks off at 3 p.m. Video broadcast rights for state culminating events are owned by the National Federation of High Schools (NFHS). However, in the case of state football, SVI Media has contracted with the NFHS to provide the video coverage of all five championship games. In order to watch the games, viewers will need to log into the NFHS site and pay their subscription fee. Please be aware that this is a recurring subscription. CLICK HERE TO BE TAKEN TO THE NFHS WEBSITE AND VIEW THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES FROM LARAMIE – Audio of the games will be carried by SVI.

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