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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the area's biggest games for the season's fifth week.

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Chattanooga Christian responds to tough practices with big win over Whitwell
An aggressive, potent rushing attack paced Chattanooga Christian School in its first win of the football season, as the Chargers drubbed injury-plagued Whitwell 55-14 Friday night at David Stanton Field.

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This week’s Chattanooga-area high school football previews
Preview some of the area's biggest games for the season's third week.

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Notre Dame debuts at No. 1 in state football poll
Coming off the season-opening weekend, the first Associated Press prep football Tennessee state rankings were released Monday afternoon. Notre Dame is the only Chattanooga-area team to be ranked No. 1 in any classification.

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Bledsoe County sharp in opening rout of Whitwell
Bledsoe County opened its football season clicking on all cylinders in a rout of 2018 Class 1A state champion Whitwell.

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East Ridge speeds to season-opening rout of Whitwell
Big plays - on both sides of the ball - led to a big win for East Ridge on Wednesday night as the Pioneers opened the 2019 prep football regular season with an impressive 38-8 nonregion win over visiting Whitwell.

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Prep football season set to kick off after record number of coaching changes
The prep football coaching carousel that spins after each season seemed to be whirling out of control in the months that followed last year's conclusion.

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Whitwell holds out its starters in Sequatchie Valley Jamboree
Knowing their season opener is coming up in just five days - and a second game three days after that - Whitwell's coaches opted to sit all of their projected starters for Friday's annual Sequatchie Valley Jamboree at Grundy County High School.

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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.
