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The latest Red Bank coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Rushing duo leads Red Bank to big win
Red Bank's Calvin Jackson and Zay Brown took turns punishing Upperman defenders as they combined for 300 rushing yards in the first half Friday night, and the host Lions scored 28 straight second-quarter points on the way to a 54-13 victory in the first round of the Class 3A state playoffs.
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Red Bank coordinator a mentor to two local coaches making playoff debut
Braswell and Mathis turned to Charles Weems for a daylong confab on the ins and outs of head coaching. Currently Red Bank's defensive coordinator, Weems has coached at the college level and also is a former head coach in Florida.
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Tennessee prep football playoff previews: Week 1
(All kickoffs at 7 p.m. local time)
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Unbeaten Sequatchie County heads Chattanooga area’s 23-team TSSAA playoff contingent
For the first time in 20 years, Sequatchie County has a 10-win football season, and the Indians have done it without benefit of the postseason, which for Tennessee teams begins Friday.
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Red Bank Lions have benefited from Calvin Jackson’s move to QB
When it comes to football, Red Bank sophomore Calvin Jackson has proven to have more functions than a Swiss Army knife.
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Preview of tonight’s area high school football matchups
Previews of all of tonight's local prep football games
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Area Prep Playoff Picture: Complex three-way tie possible in Region 6-AAAA
The playoff picture in northwest Georgia became a bit clearer in three of its regions following last Friday, but one league has been thrown into chaos.
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Red Bank shows improvement but falls 28-0 at Alcoa
The Tornadoes beat Red Bank 28-0 in a nonregion football game as both teams prepared to play for region titles next Friday night.
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Tennessee prep football playoff picture [photos]
Region 4-5A could be a tangled web by the end of tonight's games.
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Prep volleyball roundup: Cleveland splits matches at AAA state tournament
Cleveland made its state volleyball tournament debut Wednesday at Middle Tennessee State University's Murphy Center, and the Lady Raiders can at least say they weren't winless in their first trip.
