SOU Football offers helping hand at local food drive

At home.

Instead, they are working tirelessly to help this community recover.

" well, it is the coolest food drive i have ever been in.

No question.

And i have only been in it 11 years.

çááamy lineááñ so, we just had a dance contest you know?

There is a little slow spot, music is playing.

We are just making it fun and the guys are really excited çáádrop amy lineááñ because they have been living in a bubble and they are not getting out much either."

çáátopic lineááñ on a fall october day, raider stadium normally looks like this.

çáánat popááñ because of covid-19 in 2020, raider stadium sits dormant.

But the message of wisdom, courage, and character is still floating high above ashland, phoenix, and talent, which are all still recovering from the almeda fire.

The sou players could be home watching college football today, but instead... çáácharlie lineááñ "we are at the ashland food bank today helping those guys out, where a lot of their typical volunteers are maybe not comfortable coming out in the public to do this kind of work where we are and it is hard to be social distanced.

çáádrop charlie lineááñ so, our players are understanding of that and they are willing to help."

"and not just representing sou but representing ashland and letting people know that there is helping hands and we are here to help with anything.

We have been helping out just as much as we can çáátiwflauk lineááñ when we have the time during school and football.

We have just been helping out as much as we can the past couple of weeks.

çáádrop tiwflauk lineááñ i think that is a big priority to us and the community.

"my first thought was like, what can i do to help?

çáámaxwell lineááñ what a lot of people do to help to help make it better for the people that are struggling?"

çáádrop maxwell lineááñ çáátopic lineááñ this fall, the raider have every oppurtunity to be at home fretting about the hard times placed in their path.

But instead, they play