Tennessee prep football roundup: Trio of teams in Marion County win impressively in first round of playoffs
It was a clean sweep for the three state-ranked football teams in Marion County on Friday night.
It was a clean sweep for the three state-ranked football teams in Marion County on Friday night.
For the next five weeks, the only numbers that truly matter are the final score. But there are other figures worth considering entering the playoffs.
Five players from the Chattanooga area were named Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Award semifinalists on Thursday.
For the second time in three years, Soddy Daisy High School will be looking for a new head football coach.
Surviving Saturday's back-and-forth scare at Kentucky's Kroger Field may prove to be a turning point for this University of Tennessee football team.
The goal, however realistic, for every prep football team at the start of the season is to win each game on the schedule.
In typical teenage fashion, the gravity of what they had just accomplished was mostly lost on the kids in the sweat-soaked Marion County jerseys.
If clothes really do make the man, then orange is the new black for top-ranked South Pittsburg.
For all the obvious gains Tennessee made in the past two seasons, the next step is likely the biggest. It's certainly the most important.

The No. 13 jersey is both a link to past greatness and the prospect of future success for the Marion County High School football program.
