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The latest Gordon Lee coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Georgia still shaping high school football playoffs
While Tennessee begins its high school football postseason tonight, Georgia teams still have two regular-season games to play. As might be expected, much is yet to be decided in northwest Georgia's four regions.

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Time to shine for 1st-year prep QBs
There is no longer any time for baby steps. First-year quarterbacks should no longer need bibs or spoon-ful rations of the playbook.

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Gossett blog: TSSAA, use common sense
Hey, TSSAA, isn't there some way to program common sense into your computer that determines football playoff brackets?

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High school football games for Friday, Nov. 2
All games kick off at 7 p.m. local time

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Chattanooga area prep football leaders
Yards // Name // Team // Opponent // Date // Att

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Notes on the TSSAA football playoffs
At 7-3, Cloudland is a No. 3 seed as opposed to Copper Basin, also 7-3 but a No. 4 seed. At least Copper Basin's Cougars are playing a first-round home game, but they are playing lookout Valley, whom they have already played and beaten (42-27 in Week 9).

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High school player of the week honor roll
(Coaches are invited to make nominations. Send an e-mail to Ward Gossett at wgossett@timesfreepress.com by 6 p.m. each Saturday.)

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Gordon Lee Lady Trojans rally for 3rd title in row
COLUMBUS, Ga. - Dana Mull won't single out one championship as more special than another, but Gordon Lee's latest GHSA Class A state softball title will no doubt be a reference point for future Lady Trojans teams.

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Ringgold, Gordon Lee reach losers’ finals
COLUMBUS, Ga. - The championship hopes of Ringgold and Gordon Lee are alive after the two highly ranked teams won a combined five losers-bracket games Friday at the Georgia state softball tournament.

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Gordon Lee takes a loss; Lady Trojans fall to Georgia Military College Prep
COLUMBUS, Ga. -- It's been a while since Gordon Lee last tasted defeat in Columbus -- three years to be exact -- but that run of two consecutive state championships didn't lessen the bitter taste following Thursday's shocker.
