BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Former coach and high school football analyst, Todd Black, analyzes the case between University High School and the penalties handed down by the Louisiana High School Athletic Association. Those penalties resulted in the Cubs, otherwise seeded as the 2nd-best team in Louisiana's Division II Select playoffs, missing the playoffs altogether. The discrepancies revolve around the lack of paperwork for two high school football student-athletes who transferred to the school. According to Black, for a student to transfer schools, a concurrence form is to be completed by the principals of both schools and kept on file at the receiving school. The LHSAA investigated the penalties and its Executive Committee upheld the sanctions in a unanimous vote. University High School football team wins were reportedly revoked. The Cubs' wins were reinstated and they were listed as a competitor in the Division II Select playoffs when the brackets were released on Sunday. U-High football has a BYE week for the first round of state playoffs. SEC fines LSU $250K after football fans throw trash on field during Alabama game The laboratory school filed a petition against the state's athletic association on Nov. 8. Latest News Three dead, four injured in separate weekend shootings in Lafayette. Suspects still sought Southern University women's soccer team heads to NCAA tournament, faces Mississippi State Bulldogs Republicans win control of the US House of Representatives Joe Burrow Foundation visits Baton Rouge school to educate on healthy eating, tackle food insecurity Fans disappointed by Darius Rucker's appearance at Tennessee college football game