Boyd-Buchanan
The latest Boyd-Buchanan coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Finley’s schedule light on prep football
East Hamilton played most of its 2010 home football games at Finley Stadium, and Ringgold played all of its 2011 home games there.
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Bradley Central Bears, McCallie Tornado tourney dates separate
Boyd-Buchanan: Grant Mathis, Austin Hall, Steven Ingram, Rance Harden, Malik Brewer, Colton Robinson, Austin Bailey (defensive player of year), Jim Cardwell, Cody Payne.
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Wrestling coaches wary of skin issues
Two Nashville schools recently shut down their wrestling programs for eight to 10 days, sending a disease scare through Tennessee.
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Trojans’ Henry to wrestle for King
Soddy-Daisy wrestler Blaike Henry has signed scholarship papers with King College. Henry was the Tennessee state runner-up at 170 pounds last season.
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Blog: Good, bad, ugly from football season
Football represents the longest season of the year for us, starting no later than mid-July and carrying through Saturday, but I love that Friday night atmosphere and really hate to see it come to an end.
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Commanders end Bucs’ year
LEBANON, Tenn. - In the final minute of the first half, Jim Cardwell suffered an ankle injury. He had to be helped from the field.
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Boyd-Buchanan Bucs get revenge rematch against FCS
Boyd-Buchanan's football season ended last year with a controversial 21-20 overtime home loss to Friendship Christian in a TSSAA Class 2A quarterfinal. Kyle Thomas, a senior two-way starter on that team, still hasn't gotten over it.
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All-state transfer Long aids Friendship
It was a case of the rich hitting the jackpot again for Friendship Christian School. Just months removed from claiming the Class 2A state football championship, and one week before summer workouts would begin, Commanders coach John McNeal was told there was a student/athlete looking to transfer.
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Chattanooga area high school football playoff game capsules
The key: It's the second round of Georgia's Class AA playoffs and already a matchup between teams that rank first and second in victory margin in their classification. Calhoun has averaged winning 47.4-14.7. Washington-Wilkes has averaged outscoring its opponents 41.5-8.9. History is on the side of the host Yellow Jackets, who have won 15 consecutive home playoff games. The Tigers have lost 10 consecutive road playoff games. A more tangible gauge in determining the outcome could be how well Calhoun's offensive line protects quarterback Taylor Lamb. Lamb's uncle, head coach Hal Lamb, said the Tigers can be effective with their linemen stunts and blitz packages.
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Austin Bailey a double blessing for Boyd-Buchanan Buccaneers
When he begins reviewing components for a football team, Grant Reynolds looks for the hard-chargers and difference-makers.