Bradley Central
The latest Bradley Central coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Bradley’s Bears outlast Hilltoppers in 6A, 41-34 [photo gallery]
Bradley Central's game plan for Science Hill projected Adam Mullis and his offensive line having a notable performance, but even coach Damon Floyd didn't envision the senior running back's dominating 177-yard game to help beat the Hilltoppers 41-34 in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs.
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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
The Wildcats are on a hot streak, having scored 67 and 51 points in their seventh and eighth games before knocking off Red Boiling Springs by 20 last week to earn a playoff spot.
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Friday night’s prep football schedule
All Tennessee kickoffs at 7 p.m. Eastern unless noted. All kickoffs at 7:30 in Georgia.
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Bradley Central falls 31-7 to second-ranked Maryville
Bradley Central moved the ball but couldn't get to the end zone.
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Tonight’s area high school football previews
POLK COUNTY WILDCATS (4-5, 2-1) at MARION COUNTY WARRIORS (4-5, 2-1)
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The Tennessee playoff outlook for local teams
For more than a decade, Polk County was a postseason fixture in football.
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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
There's a trap here, no pun intended, but Irish coach Charles Fant may have sniffed it out.
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Prep Football Notebook: Meigs County football team is in its best position in 21 years
The Meigs County football team is off to its best start - 8-0 overall, region champion and ranked No. 1 in Class 2A - since 1996. The last time the Tigers achieved all three of those accomplishments was 21 years ago, when all-state running back Gary Meadows led them to the state title game.
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Here’s a preview of tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
he streaky Eagles - this season, they've lost two, won three, lost two and...
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Bears rally past Trojans in second half for 38-28 win
With his team trailing by two scores to begin the second half, Bradley Central coach Damon Floyd had a very simple strategy: Get the ball into the hands of his playmakers.
