In what amounts to the two toughest kids on the block just itching for a fight, the Class 1A matchup that has been anticipated since the end of last season takes place tonight.

I probably should leave playoff predictions to my co-worker Kelley Smiddie, who won this year’s pick’em box and therefore deserves the title of high school football guru.

It is not often that a one-loss football team gets the chance to avenge that blemish in the same season. Farragut is one that gets that chance tonight.

Seth Emery is a hard hitter, the kind of fullback and linebacker who runs through or over opponents.

There are a lot of emotions swirling around Rhea County’s high school football game against Maryville on Friday night. Fear isn’t one of them.

The University of Tennessee football seniors have seen plenty during their wildly inconsistent time with the Volunteers.

Going into tonight’s state quarterfinal round, all five TSSAA Division I football champions from last season are still alive.

Jessica Chernak and Kristin Whitmire fulfilled pledges Wednesday and will continue being softball teammates beyond their senior seasons at Ooltewah High School this spring. Both signed scholarship papers with Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tenn.

Baylor School runner Bill Matthews has aspirations to be the best.

The merchants might close up shop early Friday in Jasper, and Marion County as a whole may resemble a ghost town. Many of its inhabitants will be traveling to playoff football games

What Walker Valley girls’ basketball coach David Tucker doesn’t know is whether the 3-point shot the Lady Mustangs are known for will fall from game to game.

Hal Lamb insists there shouldn’t be too much stock put into the dominating fashion his Calhoun High School Yellow Jackets advanced to the GHSA Class AA playoffs. When you beat someone 63-0, it tends to stand out.