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The latest Calhoun coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Gene’s top 10 area prep basketball teams
1. Bradley Central (12-1)
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Area’s 2012 prep football season long, memorable
Taking more than four months to complete, this was the longest high school football season in tri-state area history. It started with the Tennessee jamborees the second week of August and ended the second week of December when two area teams played in the Georgia state championship games at the Georgia Dome.
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Calhoun, Ridgeland come up short in state title games
ATLANTA - Oh-for-two.
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Dragons slay champ Calhoun in final
ATLANTA - Football games are made up of moments -- some good, some bad and some that win or lose championships. For the Calhoun Yellow Jackets, their moment came late in the third quarter of Saturday's GHSA Class AA title game.
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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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Two greater Chattanooga area teams play for state titles today
Faith fulfilled: Mariakis' Panthers in state final
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Georgia state championship capsules
The key: The goal for Jefferson's Dragons, who are trying to win the program's first state championship, is to not get caught up in the moment against a Calhoun program that is making its fifth consecutive trip to the Dome. Jefferson has to find a way to slow the Yellow Jackets' passing game. Lamar County delivered a blueprint for doing that last week, but does Jefferson have the same fast, physical athletes to play man-to-man coverage? Calhoun's key is making Jefferson quarterback Bryant Shirreffs uncomfortable and force someone else to get yards. The Jackets also need to pass-protect well against a defensive front that will have a size advantage.
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Calhoun survives errors to reach final
CALHOUN, Ga. - The thought had crept into Donnell Anthony's mind, and he didn't like it one bit. The Calhoun High School senior cornerback was staring at a possible unthinkable ending to his high school football career. After fumbling two kickoffs earlier, he did not want to go out that way.
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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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Calhoun Yellow Jackets’ buzzing offense tires foes
CALHOUN, Ga. - Taylor Lamb is asked the question quite often, and the Calhoun High School quarterback has a quick and accurate answer.