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Sheri and Bethani Sutliff speak on the difficulties of not being able to play with the band during football games this season. Only 120 people are allowed at games, including players, coaches and staff. That means no band. (Kevin McNamara/KTVL)

The sign outside South Medford High School.{ }The Medford School District has sent a letter to Gov. Brown asking for approval of a plan that would allow them to bring more spectators to games, and they are waiting to hear back. (Kevin McNamara/KTVL)

The football goalpost at South Medford High School. The South Medford High School band is not being permitted to play on the side during games, even on their own accord separate from the official school. (Kevin McNamara/KTVL)

The fence and sidewalk area at Spiegelberg Stadium that the band would like to play at. According to the O.S.A.A.'s guidance, anyone who lines up along a fence to watch a game counts towards the max of 120 people allowed.{ } (Kevin McNamara/KTVL)

The scoreboard at Spiegelberg Stadium in Medford. Football games may be back, but they'll be much quieter this season - the band won't be allowed to play. (Kevin McNamara/KTVL)

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