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The latest Calhoun coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Ridgeland, Calhoun playoff capsules
The key: This game will likely be a throwback type with few passes, since each team threw just two last week. Second-ranked Marist, which is making its 18th appearance in the state semifinals, runs a triple-option offense, while ninth-ranked Ridgeland counts on the wing-T to grind out yards. Whichever group of linemen wins the battle in the trenches will likely decide the outcome.
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Calhoun continues run of top receivers
CALHOUN, Ga. - Josh Barnes admits living up to standards set in previous years is quite the motivating factor for any receiver on the Calhoun High School football team.
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Ridgeland, Calhoun host state semifinals
Mark Mariakis had a solid strategy going into his first GHSA football playoff coin flip Saturday morning: Let the other guy be the goat.
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Calhoun lambastes No. 2 foe
CALHOUN, Ga. - The final numbers show Taylor Lamb passed for 358 yards and four touchdowns, and while the Calhoun High School senior quarterback's arm was the main weapon in Friday night's 49-14 GHSA Class AA quarterfinal win over Brooks County, he made the key plays early with his legs.
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Calhoun, Brooks County should be a final
CALHOUN, Ga. - Hal Lamb and Maurice Freeman may be adversaries on the football field tonight, but the opposing coaches in the Class AA quarterfinal are in complete agreement about one thing.
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Calhoun High School defense ready to perform
CALHOUN, Ga. - It was nearly a year ago when most of the members of the current Calhoun High School football team's defense got a taste of south Georgia football.
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Ridgeland, Calhoun host playoffs again
In a matter of five minutes Friday night, Ridgeland High School football coach Mark Mariakis got a double dose of good news.
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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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Gossett blog: Looking for TSSAA expense check?
Wanted: Proof that any team received an all expenses paid trip to a TSSAA high school championship game. This, of course, excludes, Sullivan South trips to Columbia.
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Chattanooga area Friday prep football playoff matchups
Friday, Nov. 23
