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FINAL SCORES
Brainerd 19, Sweetwater 0 Notre Dame 57, Boyd-Buchanan 12 Baylor 22, Pope John Paul II 15 Rhea County 21, Lenoir City 7 Polk County 50, Tellico Plains 22 Signal Mountain 28, Loudon 7 Ooltewah 48, WIlliam Blount 7 Tyner 54, Marion County 7 Bradley Central 32, Cleveland 14 Meigs County 46, Rockwood 6 Central 14, East Hamilton 7 Red Bank 57, McMinn Central 7 Soddy-Daisy 17, Knoxville Catholic 7 McMinn County 48, Maryville Heritage 8 CCS 24, CAK 3 Northwest Whitfield 42, Temple 14 Sequoyah 35, Hixson 14 Cedartown 55, SE Whitfield 7 McCallie 29, Ensworth 0 Coahulla Creek 35, Murray County 7 North Cobb Christian 28, Trion 7 LFO 35, Ringgold 25 Creekview 21, Dalton 17 Christian Heritage 30, Mt. Zion 22 Calhoun 34, North Murray 10 Silverdale Baptist 42, Macon Road Baptist 0 Whitwell 47, Lookout Valley 0 Pepperell 28, Gordon Central 27 Model 34, Dade County 12 Anderson County 28, Howard 14 Chattooga 34, Coosa 32 Sale Creek 27, Copper Basin 26 Darlington 24, Gordon Lee 7
DECATUR, Tenn. – The state’s top-ranked Class 2A team is getting healthy, and that’s a scary fact for everyone left on Meigs County’s schedule.
After missing his team’s first four games this season with a leg injury, senior running back Martin Smith wasted no time reminding everyone packing Jewell Field on Friday night just how special he can be. After Meigs had already scored on its opening possession – needing just four plays to do so – Smith took his first carry and cut outside before outrunning the pursuit for a 68-yard touchdown.