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The latest Tyner coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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High school game capsules for Aug. 24
Storyline: There was a new feeling at Signal on Monday because the Eagles began preparations for their second game as an 0-1 team. Last week's loss to East Hamilton was the program's first season-opening setback in the school's four-year history. Last year was the team's first game with the Rams and Signal won 34-13. One of the major questions around town this week is whether Signal, a team with an abundance of young talent, will rebound tonight, because Tyner was picked by District 6-AA coaches as a team expected to reach the postseason.
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Preview of Aug. 24 prep football games
All kickoffs at 7:30 Eastern unless noted
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Preps Preview: Tyner Rams
Fan's guide to this year's Tyner Rams
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Football Preview: Hendricks to carry load for Tyner Rams
Coach: Wayne Turner (166-78 here; 171-88 overall)
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Photo gallery: GPS wins D-II; D-I teams advance
GPS won the Tennessee girls Division II-AA basketball championship on Saturday, while McCallie claimed runner-up for the boys. Division I girls finished their sectionals Saturday and start the state tournament this week. Division I boys play their sectional games Monday, then go to the state tournament beginning March 16.
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Tyner teams sweep handily
The East Ridge Pioneers have played on occasions like a basketball team that one would not expect to be seeded only sixth in an eight-team tournament. Thursday at Tyner was not one of them.
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Red Bank Lions outlast Rams
Red Bank boys' basketball coach John Cherne chalked it up to "nine games, 1,800 miles, two practices."
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Wildcats win clash of district kings
BENTON, Tenn. - Polk County linebacker Michael Hargrove plays both sides of the ball for Polk County, but he said earlier this week that offense sells tickets and defense wins championships.
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Neal has it covered
Sean Neal likes football because he enjoys competition. More specifically, he enjoys competing one on one.
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Rams rule in 6-AA
Lomnick-led line paces Tyner's showdown win