Howard
The latest Howard coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Second-half pass plays open big winning margin for Notre Dame
With no easy running room against a Howard defense much improved from last season, Notre Dame was forced to make big passing plays to pull away for a 35-7 Region 3-3A home win Friday night.
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Tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
JEFFERSON COUNTY PATRIOTS (2-2, 0-1) at BRADLEY CENTRAL BEARS (4-0, 1-0)
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Brendon Harris’ big plays lift Baylor past Howard, 38-6
A week removed from big wins, Baylor School and Howard met Friday night at Heywood Stadium. A fast start was paramount for each coach.
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Tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
BRADLEY CENTRAL BEARS (3-0) at CLEVELAND BLUE RAIDERS (3-0)
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Central, Howard enjoy first wins for new coaches
At least two area high school programs are no longer feeling the heat of a losing streak.
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Wiedmer: Lookout Mountain Conservancy offering hope, opportunity to Howard students
As the final seconds ticked off in Howard's 28-13 high school victory victory over Red Bank last Friday night, its first since last Oct. 9, Robyn Carlton stood up in the Reggie White Stadium stands and shouted, 'I'm so happy for these kids. I've finally seen them win a game.'
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Hustlin’ Tigers turn turnovers into first win, 28-13 [photos]
Howard put forth a defensive showing that even the late Reggie White would have been proud of in a 28-13 victory over Red Bank at home on Friday night.
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Tonight’s Chattanooga area high school football matchups
Previewing tonight's prep football matchups.
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Howard football players return to school for practice after jamboree loss
John Starr made his debut as Howard's football coach, and what he saw had him chomping at the bit - to get back on campus for an impromptu practice.
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Stephen Hargis and son tour 20-plus area teams on first day of high school football practice
It's one of the longest work days of the year for me - touring 20-plus area football teams on the first day they're allowed to practice in full pads. But when my son decided to ride along, the chance to spend some quality time talking about football, girls and his plans for after his final year of college made it one of my favorites as well.
