Half the field of Chattanooga-area players who were named semifinalists for the annual Tennessee Titans Mr. Football award made it through the cut to become finalists on Tuesday evening.
Once the calendar flipped to November and the brackets were released for the TSSAA football playoffs, we all knew what was coming.
With its football season hanging in the balance, Sequatchie County put together two of its gutsiest series just in time.
The Chattanooga area's two most successful TSSAA public-school football programs are at it again.
Just one more hurdle remains for both Baylor and McCallie to set up another Scenic City showdown in the TSSAA Division II-AAA BlueCross Bowl.
The stars have been shining since prep football's postseason kicked off, and we all know their names. What about the unsung heroes?
Zaiden Humphrey's days of being unknown or overlooked on the football field are coming to an end. So if you haven't yet, meet "Man-Man."
There's an old saying about football that goes something like this: Offense wins games, defense wins championships.
A frustrating first half was followed by a fabulous final two quarters for South Pittsburg junior JaMychal Buckner during last Friday's back-and-forth battle with Chattanooga Prep.
In the end, all the hoopla was for naught.
