Rhea County
The latest Rhea County coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Prep football notes: McMinn County’s Abernathy trusts his instincts more
Xavier Abernathy spent too much time thinking while he played safety for McMinn County last year.
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Rhea County Eagles
Pedal to the metal
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Baylor dodges Rhea rally, then rallies 35-27 in season opener
EVENSVILLE, Tenn. -- Baylor football coach Phil Massey called this one a team effort, especially citing the reserves who had to step up for cramping starters.
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A recommendation of where to be on coming Friday nights
The time has finally and officially arrived. No more preseason prognostications, and the Times Free Press's preview section was there with your paper this morning.
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Looking back: Highs and lows of 2014 high school football
There were those in North Georgia who had their doubts about Calhoun High School's football program. Hal Lamb's youngsters had a disappointing end to the 2013 season, and the Yellow Jackets were moving up a classifcation.
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Baylor at Rhea kicks off high school football season tonight
Although only two area teams will begin traveling tonight what they hope are paths leading to December's state championships in Cookeville, the game between Baylor and Rhea County signals the beginning of 15 straight weekends of high school football.
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Thirteen area teams ranked in Tennessee preseason prep poll
Rhea County is the highest ranked Chattanooga-area team in Tennessee's preseason high school football poll.
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This week’s greater Chattanooga area high school football schedule
All kickoffs at 7:30 EDT unless noted
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Ooltewah, Rhea County impressive in prep jamboree
The styles couldn't be more different, but the results were very similar as Ooltewah's fast-paced offense and Rhea County's grind-it-out style were both impressive during the Chick-fil-A prep football jamboree Saturday night at Finley Stadium.
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Ooltewah picked to edge Rhea County for 4-5A title
When discussing the return to regions and a more sensible TSSAA football playoff system, some observers point to Ooltewah's eight returning defensive starters while arguing favorites, yet others look at the Owls' second-round playoff game of 2014 when they lost 47-14 to Rhea County.
