It was just two days before homecoming when Shepherd High School, in rural Michigan, found out their opponents had too many injuries and call-outs to field a team that Friday. That's when a new kind of homecoming game started taking shape. Tony Dokoupil reports.
It was just two days before homecoming when Shepherd High School, in rural Michigan, found out their opponents had too many injuries and call-outs to field a team that Friday. That's when a new kind of homecoming game started taking shape. Tony Dokoupil reports.
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