COLUMBUS, Ohio — California offensive lineman Kenji Swanson of Sierra Canyon High School is one of many players who saw his fall season postponed. The Trailblazers will play this winter with California starting football in January instead of its original start date of Aug. 21. The decision to delay the season was disappointing, but the 6-foot-8, 310-pound Swanson sees the bright side to the situation. “It sucks we have to wait, but it will give the team time to get better with X’s and O’s, and the overall preparation for when it is game time,” Swanson told cleveland.com’s Cory Linsner. “I would be lying if I didn’t say that I can’t wait to hit someone, though.” Changing the start of the high school football season hasn’t changed how the No. 416 player and No. No. 37 offensive tackle in the 2022 recruiting class is handling his recruitment. He plans to…
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