Notre Dame
The latest Notre Dame coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Hustlin’ Tigers stand out at final day of Best of Preps Jamboree
Howard defense has four takeaways in pair of wins

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Wiedmer: Three former Mocs are making an early impact with the Titans
Mike Keith expects the Tennessee Titans to be in the middle of the playoff hunt all season.

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Notre Dame Fighting Irish inspired by last year’s disappointment
Everything the Fighting Irish has done during the offseason has been inspired by the disappointment of last season's one-point playoff loss.

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Notre Dame is expecting more than just a region title
On a football team loaded with returning experience, the only thing last year's Division II-AA East Region championship did was leave Notre Dame wanting more.

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In prep football, what happened to two-a-days?
Two-a-day football practices once swept the nation as high school teams geared up to play underneath the Friday night lights.

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Chattanooga area high school football tour covers 22 teams in 13 hours
While the heat index might say otherwise, for all practical purposes summer is over. When high school football teams are allowed to begin practicing in full pads, it signals the season is just around the corner.

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20th annual Best of Preps jamboree at Finley Stadium is set for Aug. 16-17
The countdown has begun for the high school football season. In fewer than eight weeks teams will take the field for the event that has become the prelude to the season's kickoff the 20th annual Best of Preps jamboree at Finley Stadium.

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Former Notre Dame standout Patrick Johnson shining at Tulane
Tulane outside linebacker Patrick Johnson continually looks to wreak havoc.

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Alan Smith takes over Grace Academy girls’ basketball program
Alan Smith was recently hired as girls' basketball coach at Grace Academy, and he's aware of the Lady Golden Eagles' past as he works in the present and toward the future.
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Former UTC football stars shine at team’s pro day
As with any post-college job interview, the nine UTC football players participating in the team's pro day had to first battle their nerves.
