The Quince Orchard Cougars will have to wait an extra week before they get a crack at defending Maryland 4A champion Wise in the state final. (Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post)The Maryland high school football state finalists must wait an extra week to take the field due to a scheduling conflict at Navy-Marine Corps Stadium in Annapolis. Originally slated for Thursday through Saturday, the championships have been postponed a week to Dec. 8-10 as a result of Navy clinching home field advantage for the American Athletic Conference football final against Temple on Dec. 3. The Ravens installed a grass field to replace their artificial turf and notified MPSSAA that they didn’t want the additional footprint from four title games. More from AllMetSportsQuince Orchard flexes its muscle in a Maryland 4A semifinal rout of AnnapolisJabari Laws lights up the scoreboard as Wise dominates Howard to return to the Md.

Source: Washington Post November 27, 2016 20:05 UTC