Soddy-Daisy
The latest Soddy-Daisy coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Tyner stays perfect with rout of Soddy-Daisy
Tyner's football team was marginally below average Friday night at Bob Evans Field, but that was more than enough.
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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the biggest high school football games in the Chattanooga area for the sixth week of the 2021 season.
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Tennessee prep football roundup: South Pittsburg shrugs off drama, dominates Whitwell
South Pittsburg was able to shrug off not only the drama of this week, when head coach Chris Jones abruptly resigned to return to coach in the CFL, but also a sluggish first half in a lopsided Region 3-1A win over Whitwell on Friday night
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Red Bank runs over Soddy-Daisy in region opener
Red Bank showed off an impressive running game Friday night, with freshman Daune Morris and junior AD Crutcher combining for 291 rushing yards and five touchdowns as the Lions beat visiting rival Soddy-Daisy in Region 3-4A action.
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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the biggest high school football games in the Chattanooga area for the fourth week of the 2021 season.
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Tennessee prep football roundup: McCallie rallies late for road win over stubborn MBA
McCallie needed a dramatic fourth-quarter rally Friday night but found a way to knock off the league opponent it has struggled with most.
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Signal Mountain fights past Soddy-Daisy, wins thriller with late heroics
With the ball at his 25-yard line and just a little more than a minute left in the fourth quarter, Signal Mountain senior running back Logan Farr lined up on the outside, hoping to spark his team's two-minute offense against a big rival Friday night.
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Soddy-Daisy QB Slater Hickman plays in honor of late mother
Slater Hickman had patiently waited for last Friday night for a long time.
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Soddy-Daisy looks to new QB behind veteran line
The Trojans are excited to see the progress for Whittenbarger, who generated 740 yards of offense last season as a freshman, and the versatile back appears to have just what he needs in front of him as four key starters return on the offensive line.
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McCallie’s dominance carries over at Best of Preps Jamboree
Anyone expecting the McCallie football program to finally drop from its lofty perch of the past two seasons might be in for a longer and more frustrating wait than anticipated.
