The Lake Travis football team has resumed practice. This comes after a recent tragedy involving one of the players. The team's return to the practice field occurred on Saturday.
Support for the team has been coming in from various parts of the Central Texas high school football community. Further details about the situation and the team's status can be found through local news sources, such as KXAN.
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