Fort Collins High School's football team may enjoy home-field advantage throughout the Colorado state playoffs until the semifinal round, according to reporting by Chris Abshire of the Fort Collins Coloradoan. The potential scheduling arrangement would allow the team to play postseason games at their home stadium rather than traveling for early-round matchups.
The Colorado high school football playoff structure typically determines home sites based on seeding and classification. Fort Collins' regular-season performance appears to have positioned them favorably for hosting rights deep into the tournament.
State semifinal games in Colorado are often held at neutral sites or predetermined championship venues, which would explain why the home-field advantage would extend only through the quarterfinal round.
