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If you thought the Trinity League was loaded with talent, here come transfer players who sat out the first half of the season.

High school football players serving sit-out periods following one-time transfers without moving will officially become eligible to play on Monday across the Trinity League. The newly eligible athletes will be available just in time for the start of league play next Friday, following a week in which five of the six league programs have byes.
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