State of Tennessee High School Football

We are now in the semifinals for all public school classifications, and there are only twelve games in the entire state this week. Oakland will travel to Maryville in our Game of the Week in one of the state’s best rivalries over the last decade. Our guest picker this week is former Oakland and current UNLV offensive lineman Graham Keating. Keating went 53-3 in his high school career with the Patriots, along with two state titles. Let’s get into our staff’s standings and predictions for all twelve of this week’s games. 1. Carter Mansfield 129-73 2. Hunter DeNote 127-75 3. Isaac Leedham 124-78 4. Cooper Haines 120-72 5. Guest Picker 115-77 T-6. Landen Secrest 114-78 T-6. Braedon Henson 114-78 8. Jake Wallman 112-90 9. Kelsey Crabtree 109-93 Game of the Week Oakland (13-0) at Maryville (13-0) Mansfield: Oakland DeNote: Oakland Leedham: Oakland Haines: Oakland Keating: Oakland Secrest: Oakland Henson: Maryville Wallman: Oakland Crabtree: Maryville Other Games Summit (13-0) at Hendersonville (10-3) Mansfield: Summit DeNote: Summit Leedham: Summit Haines: Summit Keating: Summit Secrest: Summit Henson: Hendersonville Wallman: Summit Crabtree: Summit South Pittsburg (10-2) at Cloudland (12-1) Mansfield: South Pittsburg DeNote: South Pittsburg Leedham: South Pittsburg Haines: South Pittsburg Keating: South Pittsburg Secrest: Cloudland Henson: Cloudland Wallman: South Pittsburg Crabtree: Cloudland Upperman (12-1) at Elizabethton (11-1) Mansfield: Elizabethton DeNote: Elizabethton Leedham: Elizabethton Haines: Elizabethton Keating: Elizabethton Secrest: Elizabethton Henson: Elizabethton Wallman: Elizabethton Crabtree: Upperman Trousdale County (11-1) at Hampton (9-2) Mansfield: Trousdale County DeNote: Trousdale County Leedham: Trousdale County Haines: Trousdale County Keating: Trousdale County Secrest: Trousdale County Henson: Trousdale County Wallman: Trousdale County Crabtree: Hampton Giles County (12-0) at Alcoa (12-1) Mansfield: Alcoa DeNote: Alcoa Leedham: Alcoa Haines: Alcoa Keating: Alcoa Secrest: Giles County Henson: Alcoa Wallman: Alcoa Crabtree: Alcoa Powell (11-2) at Knoxville West (11-2) Mansfield: Powell DeNote: Powell Leedham: Powell Haines: Knoxville West Keating: Powell Secrest: Knoxville West Henson: Knoxville West Wallman: Powell Crabtree: Knoxville West Dyersburg (12-0) at East Nashville (9-4) Mansfield: East Nashville DeNote: East Nashville Leedham: Dyersburg Haines: East Nashville Keating: East Nashville Secrest: East Nashville Henson: East Nashville Wallman: East Nashville Crabtree: East Nashville Haywood (13-0) at Tullahoma (13-0) Mansfield: Tullahoma DeNote: Tullahoma Leedham: Tullahoma Haines: Haywood Keating: Tullahoma Secrest: Tullahoma Henson: Tullahoma Wallman: Tullahoma Crabtree: Haywood Westview (12-1) at Riverside (12-1) Mansfield: Westview DeNote: Riverside Leedham: Westview Haines: Westview Keating: Westview Secrest: Westview Henson: Riverside Wallman: Westview Crabtree: Riverside Peabody (11-1) at McKenzie (13-0) Mansfield: McKenzie DeNote: Peabody Leedham: Peabody Haines: Peabody Keating: Peabody Secrest: Peabody Henson: Peabody Wallman: Peabody Crabtree: Peabody Henry County (8-5) at Page (12-1) Mansfield: Page DeNote: Henry County Leedham: Page Haines: Page Keating: Henry County Secrest: Page Henson: Henry County Wallman: Henry County Crabtree: Page

When the Hampton Bulldogs made the trip to Rockwood last week in the second round of the TSSAA 2-A state playoffs, fans went wild as the team became the seventh in Hampton history to advance to the quarterfinal round. And on Friday, the Bulldogs took the field with the same hunger they have shown all postseason. And because of that hunger, Hampton came, they saw, and they conquered the Oneida Indians to make it into the final four teams in the state of Tennessee for Class 2-A. Hampton received the ball to start the game, but it was nothing doing, as the Bulldogs were forced to punt. But the same was said for the Indians who gave the ball back to the Bulldogs on their inaugural drive. The Bulldogs second drive of the contest was where things got interesting as Hampton took control of the pigskin after a mishap on the Indian punt, taking possession at their opponents 32-yard line. It was a methodical drive, with the visitors pounding the rock until quarterback Conor Jones found the promised land from one yard out for the first score of the game. Hampton would go for two, and they would convert with Jones finding Ryan Crumley for the conversion making it an 8-0 ball game late in the first. The Bulldogs took over on their next possession after forcing another Oneida punt. And this drive would start late in the first period and conclude with nine minutes remaining in the second stanza with another Jones rushing score from one yard away. The two-point conversion was no good as Hampton took a 14-0 lead over the Indians On their next drive, the Bulldogs showed just how impressive their offense is driving 99 yards down the field after being pinned deep by an excellent punt. A drive that would take six minutes off the clock concluded with a bit of trickeration as Levi Lunsford took the toss at the Oneida ten-yard line where he would pitch the pigskin to Dylan Trivett. Trivett found Jones who was wide open at the goal line scoring his third touchdown of the contest. Morgan Lyons tacked on two more as the Bulldogs increased their advantage to 22-0 with under a minute to go in the first half, a score that the visitors would take into the locker room at the break. To start the second half, it would be Oneida striking first as Caden Rector found McLorne Love from nine yards out to shorten the deficit to 22-7 late in the third period. But the Bulldogs would strike right back on their next possession with Lyons fighting past the line of scrimmage and diving across the goal line from nine yards out. Jones would call his own number on the conversion, giving Hampton a 30-7 lead with nine and a half minutes to go in the ball game. On the Indians next possessions, Hampton's Jones would do all but seal the deal with an interception taken back to the 32-yard line, setting the Bulldogs up for a shot to advance to the state semifinals. With little left to do for the Bulldogs, Hampton headed home happy as they advanced with a 30-7 victory over Oneida to become one of the final four teams in Class 2A. In the win for the Bulldogs, Jones scored three touchdowns and finished with 54 rushing yards as well as 30 passing yards. Lyons ended the night with 89 yards on the ground and one score, while Lunsford amassed 128 rushing yards. The Hampton offense finished with 381 total yards on the night. For the Indians, Rector finished with 150 yards while the entirety of the Oneida offense totaled 200 yards on the night. Hampton head coach Michael Lunsford is headed to his first ever state semifinal appearance as head coach of the Bulldogs and he spoke on what this win means for him and his team. "I couldn't be more proud of these boys, they have worked so hard. It isn't pretty, we aren't a finesse team, but these guys come to work each day and are a tough bunch. These guys have grit, and not everyone can come out and do what we do, but these boys can." The Bulldogs will continue their run for a state title next Friday against the Trousdale County Yellow Jackets at JC Campbell Stadium in Hampton with a 7 p.m. kickoff.

The undefeated Greeneville Greene Devils were feeling confident enough during pre-game warm-ups that they were chirping toward the Elizabethton Cyclone student body. By the time the final horn sounded, one could have heard a pin drop from across the way as the Cyclones celebrated an exhilarating 13-7 victory at midfield that ended the perfect season for the Greene Devils and propelled the Cyclones to next week's TSSAA Class 4-A State Semifinal contest at Citizens Bank Stadium against Upperman, a 42-28 winner over Red Bank. The game was a classic showdown between two teams that have combined to win the last four state championships in Class 4-A with the winner at this particular junction of the playoffs going on to win the state championship. The Greene Devils won the gold ball in 2017 and 2018 while the Cyclones have prevailed in the 2019 and 2020 seasons. The Greene Devils took the first meeting between the teams in 2021 with a 42-12 whipping of the Cyclones during the second game of the regular season at Citizens Bank Stadium. There was a whole different plan for this evening however. The Greene Devils scored the first points of the game after a tightly played 0-0 first quarter as Adjatay Dabbs cradled a 31-yard scoring pass from Brady Quillen with 10:26 left in the first half. Cooper Graham booted the point-after attempt and the scoreboard read 7-0 Greeneville. The Cyclones didn't let the score rattle them and took the kick and methodically marched down the field eating up the clock and the yards as well before Cade Russell blasted into the end zone with 3:42 showing before intermission. Sean Smithdeal split the uprights and the game was knotted at 7-7. The half came with the 7-7 score with Greeneville slated to receive the second half kickoff. Coming out of the locker room, both teams played the third quarter just like the first with slobber knocker defense and neither offense able to punch the ball across the goal line. The Cyclones had possession of the football to open the fourth quarter of regulation after picking up critical third downs along the way at the closing of the third quarter and turned the drive into six points when quarterback Bryson Rollins threw a Patrick Mahommes - style pass to Jake Roberts who made a fantastic one-handed snare and carried the ball to pay dirt from 21-yards out. Smithdeal pulled the point-after just wide left of the uprights and the score was now in the Cyclones favor 13-7. Greeneville appeared to be marching toward tying or taking the lead but the Cyclone defense rose once more to stop the Greene Devils on fourth down with a little over six minutes on the clock. From that point, the Cyclones went on a drive of the season as Rollins continued to punch away with four, five, and six yard carries which the Greeneville defense didn't have an answer for. Forced to use their two remaining timeouts to stop the clock, the play of the game came on a fourth and two when a Rollins hard-count forced the front line of the Greene Devils to jump offsides to give the Cyclones a first down with all remaining to do was to take a knee on a couple of plays to run out the clock and send Cyclone Nation, players, coaches, and cheerleaders into a frenzied celebration. For the game, the Cyclones recorded 18 first downs to 10 for Greeneville. Rollins was 11-of-15 passing with 100 yards and the score while carrying the ball 39 times for 185 yards. The Cyclones finished the game with 299 total yards to 230 for the Greene Devils. Greeneville speedster Mason Gudger was held in check for the most part toting the football 17 times for 82 yards. Quillen finished the game 12-of-19 through the air for 135 yards. Roberts was on the receiving end of eight passes for 77 yards and the score. Defensively, Cyclone senior defensive lineman Trenton Taylor recorded a sack of Quillen. Gudger recovered his own fumble for Greeneville. Elizabethton will host Upperman next week in the 4A semifinals.

We are now in week three of the playoffs and we have a loaded slate of games. A pair of one loss teams make up our game of the week this week as Page (11-1) travels to Green Hill (11-1). Our guest picker is former Page quarterback and current Northern State tight end Jacob Van Landingham. Van Landingham threw for over 2,000 yards in his career at Page, before starting his college career at Virginia Tech. He spent two seasons with the Hokies before transferring to Northern State. Let’s get into our staff’s standings and picks. T-1. Carter Mansfield 118-69 T-1. Hunter DeNote 118-69 3. Isaac Leedham 115-72 4. Cooper Haines 109-78 5. Guest Picker 107-80 6. Landen Secrest 105-82 7. Braedon Henson 104-83 8. Kelsey Crabtree 103-84 9. Jake Wallman 102-85 Game Of The Week Page (11-1) at Green Hill (11-1) Mansfield: Page DeNote: Green Hill Leedham: Page Haines: Page Van Landingham: Page Secrest: Green Hill Henson: Page Crabtree: Page Wallman: Green Hill Other Games Beech (9-3) at Hendersonville (9-3) Mansfield: Hendersonville DeNote: Beech Leedham: Beech Haines: Hendersonville Van Landingham: Beech Secrest: Hendersonville Henson: Beech Crabtree: Beech Wallman: Hendersonville Ravenwood (10-2) at Summit (12-0) Mansfield: Summit DeNote: Summit Leedham: Summit Haines: Summit Van Landingham: Ravenwood Secrest: Summit Henson: Summit Crabtree: Ravenwood Wallman: Summit Knoxville Central (8-3) at Knoxville West (10-2) Mansfield: Knoxville West DeNote: Knoxville West Leedham: Knoxville West Haines: Knoxville West Van Landingham: Knoxville Central Secrest: Knoxville West Henson: Knoxville Central Crabtree: Knoxville West Wallman: Knoxville West DCA (10-1) at USJ (9-2) Mansfield: USJ DeNote: DCA Leedham: DCA Haines: USJ Van Landingham: USJ Secrest: DCA Henson: DCA Crabtree: DCA Wallman: DCA Elizabethton (10-1) at Greeneville (12-0) Mansfield: Greeneville DeNote: Greeneville Leedham: Greeneville Haines: Greeneville Van Landingham: Greeneville Secrest: Greeneville Henson: Greeneville Crabtree: Greeneville Wallman: Elizabethton Pearl-Cohn (11-1) at Tullahoma (12-0) Mansfield: Pearl-Cohn DeNote: Pearl-Cohn Leedham: Pearl-Cohn Haines: Pearl-Cohn Van Landingham: Pearl-Cohn Secrest: Pearl-Cohn Henson: Tullahoma Crabtree: Pearl-Cohn Wallman: Pearl-Cohn Giles County (11-0) at Loudon (11-1) Mansfield: Giles County DeNote: Loudon Leedham: Loudon Haines: Giles County Van Landingham: Giles County Secrest: Giles County Henson: Loudon Crabtree: Giles County Wallman: Giles County Covington (9-2) at Dyersburg (11-0) Mansfield: Covington DeNote: Dyersburg Leedham: Dyersburg Haines: Covington Van Landingham: Dyersburg Secrest: Dyersburg Henson: Dyersburg Crabtree: Covington Wallman: Covington Trousdale County (10-1) at Watertown (9-3) Mansfield: Trousdale County DeNote: Trousdale County Leedham: Watertown Haines: Trousdale County Van Landingham: Trousdale County Secrest: Watertown Henson: Trousdale County Crabtree: Trousdale County Wallman: Trousdale County MAHS (11-1) at Westview (11-1) Mansfield: Westview DeNote: MAHS Leedham: Westview Haines: Westview Van Landingham: Westview Secrest: Westview Henson: MAHS Crabtree: MAHS Wallman: Westview Gordonsville (11-1) at South Pittsburg (9-2) Mansfield: South Pittsburg DeNote: South Pittsburg Leedham: South Pittsburg Haines: South Pittsburg Van Landingham: Gordonsville Secrest: Gordonsville Henson: South Pittsburg Crabtree: South Pittsburg Wallman: South Pittsburg McKenzie (12-0) at Fayetteville (11-1) Mansfield: McKenzie DeNote: McKenzie Leedham: Fayetteville Haines: McKenzie Van Landingham: McKenzie Secrest: Fayetteville Henson: Fayetteville Crabtree: Fayetteville Wallman: Fayetteville Christian Brothers (8-4) at MBA (8-3) Mansfield: MBA DeNote: MBA Leedham: MBA Haines: MBA Van Landingham: MBA Secrest: MBA Henson: MBA Crabtree: Christian Brothers Wallman: Christian Brothers CPA (10-2) at Lausanne (8-1) Mansfield: CPA DeNote: CPA Leedham: CPA Haines: CPA Van Landingham: CPA Secrest: CPA Henson: CPA Crabtree: CPA Wallman: CPA

Round Two of the Tennessee high school football playoffs are here, and there are several powerhouse matchups to look out for. Our game of the week is a matchup between two 2A powerhouses in Trousdale County (9-1) at Meigs County (10-0). Our guest picker this week is former Meigs County quarterback and current Tennessee Tech defensive back Aaron Swafford. Swafford was a three-time Mr. Football finalist, winning the award in 2018, along with being a four time all-state selection. He took the Tigers to the state title game in 2019, as well. Let’s get into our standings and picks for this week’s top games. 1. Carter Mansfield 108-64 2. Hunter DeNote 107-65 3. Isaac Leedham 106-66 4. Cooper Haines 102-70 5. Guest Picker 98-74 T-6. Landen Secrest 97-75 T-6. Jake Wallman 97-75 8. Braedon Henson 95-77 9. Kelsey Crabtree 93-79 10. Jackson Utley 90-82 Game of the Week Trousdale County (9-1) at Meigs County (10-0) Mansfield: Meigs County DeNote: Meigs County Leedham: Meigs County Haines: Meigs County Swafford: Meigs County Secrest: Meigs County Wallman: Meigs County Henson: Meigs County Crabtree: Meigs County Utley: Meigs County Other Games Elizabethton (9-1) at Anderson County (6-5) Mansfield: Elizabethton DeNote: Elizabethton Leedham: Elizabethton Haines: Elizabethton Swafford: Elizabethton Secrest: Elizabethton Wallman: Elizabethton Henson: Elizabethton Crabtree: Elizabethton Utley: Anderson County Riverdale (10-1) at Lebanon (10-1) Mansfield: Riverdale DeNote: Riverdale Leedham: Riverdale Haines: Riverdale Swafford: Lebanon Secrest: Riverdale Wallman: Riverdale Henson: Riverdale Crabtree: Lebanon Utley: Lebanon Pearl-Cohn (10-1) at Hardin County (10-0) Mansfield: Hardin County DeNote: Pearl-Cohn Leedham: Hardin County Haines: Hardin County Swafford: Pearl-Cohn Secrest: Pearl-Cohn Wallman: Hardin County Henson: Pearl-Cohn Crabtree: Pearl-Cohn Utley: Pearl-Cohn Clay County (10-1) at South Pittsburg (8-2) Mansfield: South Pittsburg DeNote: South Pittsburg Leedham: South Pittsburg Haines: South Pittsburg Swafford: South Pittsburg Secrest: Clay County Wallman: South Pittsburg Henson: South Pittsburg Crabtree: South Pittsburg Utley: Clay County Karns (7-4) at Rhea County (9-2) Mansfield: Rhea County DeNote: Rhea County Leedham: Rhea County Haines: Rhea County Swafford: Rhea County Secrest: Rhea County Wallman: Rhea County Henson: Rhea County Crabtree: Rhea County Utley: Rhea County Marion County (9-1) at Watertown (8-3) Mansfield: Marion County DeNote: Watertown Leedham: Watertown Haines: Marion County Swafford: Watertown Secrest: Marion County Wallman: Marion County Henson: Watertown Crabtree: Marion County Utley: Watertown Waverly (9-1) at East Nashville (7-4) Mansfield: East Nashville DeNote: Waverly Leedham: Waverly Haines: Waverly Swafford: East Nashville Secrest: Waverly Wallman: Waverly Henson: East Nashville Crabtree: Waverly Utley: East Nashville Memphis Central (9-2) at Springfield (9-2) Mansfield: Springfield DeNote: Springfield Leedham: Memphis Central Haines: Memphis Central Swafford: Springfield Secrest: Springfield Wallman: Memphis Central Henson: Memphis Central Crabtree: Springfield Utley: Memphis Central Ravenwood (9-2) at Collierville (11-0) Mansfield: Ravenwood DeNote: Ravenwood Leedham: Collierville Haines: Ravenwood Swafford: Collierville Secrest: Ravenwood Wallman: Collierville Henson: Ravenwood Crabtree: Ravenwood Utley: Collierville Huntingdon (9-2) at MAHS (10-1) Mansfield: MAHS DeNote: MAHS Leedham: MAHS Haines: Huntingdon Swafford: Huntingdon Secrest: MAHS Wallman: Huntingdon Henson: MAHS Crabtree: MAHS Utley: MAHS Baylor (7-4) at MBA (7-3) Mansfield: MBA DeNote: MBA Leedham: MBA Haines: MBA Swafford: MBA Secrest: MBA Wallman: Baylor Henson: Baylor Crabtree: MBA Utley: MBA JP2 (7-4) at Brentwood Academy (7-3) Mansfield: Brentwood Academy DeNote: Brentwood Academy Leedham: JP2 Haines: Brentwood Academy Swafford: Brentwood Academy Secrest: Brentwood Academy Wallman: Brentwood Academy Henson: Brentwood Academy Crabtree: Brentwood Academy Utley: Brentwood Academy King’s Academy (8-3) at USJ (8-2) Mansfield: USJ DeNote: USJ Leedham: USJ Haines: USJ Swafford: USJ Secrest: USJ Wallman: USJ Henson: TKA Crabtree:TKA Utley: USJ Henry County (6-5) at Munford (9-2) Mansfield: Henry County DeNote: Henry County Leedham: Henry County Haines: Henry County Swafford: Munford Secrest: Munford Wallman: Henry County Henson: Henry County Crabtree: Henry County Utley: Henry County

On Friday night, the Red Devils of Knoxville Halls made a trip eastbound on Interstate-81 to take on the Trailblazers of Daniel Boone High School. Despite the near-freezing temperatures, both programs put on a fight for the ages to begin the 5A postseason. The first half was the epitome of a defensive matchup. Two strong defensive fronts would cause two punts in the first two drives. Halls’ next drive would show promise, but a Caden Cummings red zone pass would be deflected by Rylan Trout, who would actually end up coming down with the ball for a highlight reel interception. Cummings wouldn’t worry, however, leading the Red Devils down the field for a 20 yard field goal, and following a set of fruitless offensive drives by Daniel Boone, a 33-yard kick to send the Red Devils into the half up 6-0. The second half of the contest would be extremely reminiscent of the first offensively, with a set of punts for both Halls and Daniel Boone. However a deep, deflected pass by Daniel Boone Quarterback Luke Jenkins would connect with Wideout Landon Kirkpatrick in the end zone. Ben Shrewsbury’s PAT would be good, making it a 7-6 ballgame, and marking the Trailblazer’s first lead with 11:52 remaining in the final quarter. Halls would have no trouble answering, however, with a bubble screen score to Nolan Faust. The two-point conversion try was no good, making it a 12-7 game. The Trailblazers ensuing drive would look promising initially with a Luke Jenkins first down scramble, but a tackle for loss and set of sacks would force the Daniel Booneinto a 4th and 25 situation. While most coaches would elect to punt, down fewer than 7 with several minutes left, veteran Head Coach Jeremy Jenkins decided to test his Quarterback’s arm. That test would prove to be successful with a field-flipping deep pass to wideout Jackson Utsman. The Blazers would break into the red zone, where on second and goal, Landon Kirkpatrick would break free once more for the game winning touchdown pass. The two-point conversion was no good, making it a 13-12 game with sixteen seconds on the clock. To add insult to injury, Brayden Blankenship would seal the game shut with a pick six, capping off a 19-12 victory for Daniel Boone in the bitter cold. The Daniel Boone student section would rush the field, celebrating the team’s first playoff victory since 2019. Boone will now host Knoxville Central on November 12th. The Trailblazers will likely be the underdogs in that contest, as Central has won 7 of their last 8. Nonetheless, Daniel Boone will hope to take this momentum into that game, and make a dark horse run in the 5A playoffs.

Contenders: USJ, DCA, Nashville Christian Dark Horses: MTCS, King’s Academy, Friendship Christian, Jackson Christian Top 3 First Round Matchups: Tipton-Rosemark at Friendship Christian, Franklin Grace at King’s Academy, Trinity Christian at Columbia Academy

Contenders: Lipscomb Academy, CPA, Lausanne Dark Hoses: Knoxville Webb, BGA, Davidson Academy, ECS, Silverdale Baptist, CAK Top 3 First Round Matchups: Davidson Academy at ECS, Northpoint Christian vs Silverdale Baptist (at Lipscomb Academy), Chattanooga Christian at BGA Bracket Prediction

Contenders: McCallie, Brentwood Academy, Briarcrest, MBA, Ensworth Dark Horses: MUS, JP2, Knoxville Catholic, Baylor, Father Ryan, Christian Brothers Top 3 First Round Matchups: Christian Brothers at Knoxville Catholic, Baylor at Ensworth, Father Ryan at MUS Bracket Prediction

The playoffs are finally here in Tennessee, and there are plenty of great first round matchups on the slate this week. Our game of the week this week is Whitehaven at Ravenwood. Our guest picker is former Ravenwood and current Louisiana-Monroe quarterback Brian Garcia. Let’s get into our staff’s standings for this season and the picks. 1. Carter Mansfield 101-56 2. Isaac Leedham 99-58 3. Hunter DeNote 96-61 4. Cooper Haines 93-64 5. Landen Secrest 91-66 T-6. Jake Wallman 90-67 T-6. Guest Picker 90-67 8. Braedon Henson 87-70 9. Kelsey Crabtree 83-74 10. Jackson Utley 81-76 Game of the Week Whitehaven (7-3) at Ravenwood (8-2) Mansfield: Ravenwood Leedham: Ravenwood DeNote: Ravenwood Haines: Ravenwood Secrest: Ravenwood Wallman: Whitehaven Garcia: Ravenwood Henson: Ravenwood Crabtree: Ravenwood Utley: Ravenwood Other Games Fairview (6-4) at Smith County (5-5) Mansfield: Fairview Leedham: Fairview DeNote: Smith County Haines: Smith County Secrest: Fairview Wallman: Fairview Garcia: Fairview Henson: Fairview Crabtree: Smith County Utley: Fairview Cascade (8-2) at Lewis County (7-3) Mansfield: Cascade Leedham: Lewis County DeNote: Lewis County Haines: Lewis County Secrest: Cascade Wallman: Lewis County Garcia: Cascade Henson: Lewis County Crabtree: Lewis County Utley: Lewis County Carter (6-4) at Elizabethton (8-1) Mansfield: Elizabethton Leedham: Elizabethton DeNote: Elizabethton Haines: Elizabethton Secrest: Elizabethton Wallman: Elizabethton Garcia: Elizabethton Henson: Elizabethton Crabtree: Elizabethton Utley: Elizabethton DeKalb County (6-4) at East Hamilton (7-2) Mansfield: East Hamilton Leedham: East Hamilton DeNote: DeKalb County Haines: East Hamilton Secrest: East Hamilton Wallman: East Hamilton Garcia: East Hamilton Henson: DeKalb County Crabtree: DeKalb County Utley: East Hamilton Marshall County (7-3) at Hardin County (10-0) Mansfield: Hardin County Leedham: Hardin County DeNote: Hardin County Haines: Hardin County Secrest: Marshall County Wallman: Hardin County Garcia: Marshall County Henson: Hardin County Crabtree: Hardin County Utley: Hardin County Walker Valley (5-5) at Karns (6-4) Mansfield: Karns Leedham: Karns DeNote: Walker Valley Haines: Karns Secrest: Karns Wallman: Karns Garcia: Karns Henson: Walker Valley Crabtree: Karns Utley: Walker Valley Rockvale (7-3) at Shelbyville (4-6) Mansfield: Shelbyville Leedham: Rockvale DeNote: Rockvale Haines: Rockvale Secrest: Rockvale Wallman: Rockvale Garcia: Rockvale Henson: Shelbyville Crabtree: Shelbyville Utley: Shelbyville Nolensville (4-6) at Station Camp (8-2) Mansfield: Nolensville Leedham: Station Camp DeNote: Nolensville Haines: Station Camp Secrest: Station Camp Wallman: Station Camp Garcia: Nolensville Henson: Station Camp Crabtree: Station Camp Utley: Station Camp Cleveland (6-4) at West Ridge (8-2) Mansfield: Cleveland Leedham: Cleveland DeNote: West Ridge Haines: West Ridge Secrest: West Ridge Wallman: West Ridge Garcia: West Ridge Henson: Cleveland Crabtree: Cleveland Utley: West Ridge Brentwood (6-4) at Germantown (8-2) Mansfield: Germantown Leedham: Brentwood DeNote: Germantown Haines: Germantown Secrest: Germantown Wallman: Germantown Garcia: Germantown Henson: Brentwood Crabtree: Brentwood Utley: Brentwood Independence (4-6) at Collierville (10-0) Mansfield: Collierville Leedham: Collierville DeNote: Independence Haines: Collierville Secrest: Collierville Wallman: Collierville Garcia: Independence Henson: Independence Crabtree: Collierville Utley: Independence Davidson Academy (6-4) at ECS (6-3) Mansfield: ECS Leedham: ECS DeNote: Davidson Academy Haines: ECS Secrest: Davidson Academy Wallman: Davidson Academy Garcia: Davidson Academy Henson: ECS Crabtree: ECS Utley: ECS Father Ryan (6-4) at MUS (6-4) Mansfield: MUS Leedham: MUS DeNote: Father Ryan Haines: MUS Secrest: MUS Wallman: MUS Garcia: Father Ryan Henson: Father Ryan Crabtree: MUS Utley: Father Ryan Baylor (6-4) at Ensworth (7-3) Mansfield: Ensworth Leedham: Ensworth DeNote: Baylor Haines: Baylor Secrest: Ensworth Wallman: Ensworth Garcia: Baylor Henson: Ensworth Crabtree: Ensworth Utley: Baylor

Contenders: Peabody, South Pittsburg, Fayetteville, Coalfield, McKenzie, Gordonsville Dark Horses: Middle College, Cloudland, Clay County, Lake County, Cornersville Top 5 First Round Matchups: Greenback at Cloudland, Midway at Unaka, Eagleville at Dresden, McEwen at Cornersville, West Carroll at Booker T. Washington Bracket Breakdown For this part, we will be breaking down the bracket into fourths. The winner of each quadrant makes it to the semifinals of the playoffs. Quadrant 1 Quadrant 1 has several high quality programs that could make a run if they get hot. Coalfield is the favorite to make it out of Quadrant 1 based on how dominant they were in region play, but teams like Cloudland, Unaka, Midway, and Oakdale could all pose a threat as well. Expect plenty of competitive early round matchups here. Quadrant 2 Quadrant 2 is extremely top heavy, as there are three teams that have a chance to make a run at Chattanooga in Gordonsville, South Pittsburg, and Clay County. It is hard to see anyone else in this quadrant competing with those three programs. South Pittsburg-Clay County would be one of the best second round matchups in the entire state. If South Pittsburg and Gordonsville met in a quarterfinal rematch from last year, the Pirates would host this year’s matchup. Quadrant 3 Quadrant 3 is easily the deepest of any in 1A. There are two big-time state title contenders in Fayetteville and McKenzie, while also featuring several other solid programs that could pull an upset such as McEwen, Dresden, Eagleville, and Cornersville. Whoever makes it out of Quadrant 3 will be as battle tested as anyone in class 1A. Quadrant 4 Quadrant 4 has an easy favorite in Peabody. Peabody had won three consecutive state titles in 2A before moving down to 1A before this season. The Golden Tide are the favorite to take home another title this season, but teams like Lake County and Middle College will be Peabody’s biggest roadblocks in contending for another state title. Bracket Projection

Contenders: Meigs County, Westview, MAHS, Marion County Dark Horses: Riverside, South Greene, Trousdale County, Watertown, Fairley, Huntingdon, Hampton, Tyner Academy Top 5 First Round Matchups: Monterey at Hampton, East Hickman at Summertown, Tyner Academy at Trousdale County, Cascade at Lewis County, Mitchell at Huntingdon Bracket Breakdown For this part, we will be breaking down the bracket into fourths. The winner of each quadrant makes it to the semifinals of the playoffs. Quadrant 1 Quadrant 1 has several solid teams that could make it to the semifinals. While there does not seem to be a true state title contender from this group, South Greene, Hampton, Monterey, Oneida, and Rockwood are all teams that could make a run from Quadrant 1. South Greene is probably the best team from this group, though. Quadrant 2 Whichever team makes it out of Quadrant 2 is going to the state title game, in my opinion. The thing about that is that there are at least four teams that could make it out in Trousdale County, Watertown, Meigs County, and Marion County. Meigs County is the favorite here simply because they have been to the state title game the past two seasons, but you really can’t count out any team from this quadrant. Quadrant 3 There are several very good teams that make up Quadrant 3. Riverside is the favorite to make the semifinals out of this quadrant, but teams like Forrest, Summertown, Cascade, and Lewis County could give the Panthers a run for their money as well. Quadrant 4 There are two heavyweights that make up Quadrant 4 in MAHS and Westview. They would be set to match up in the quarterfinals, but not without several teams that could give them a run for their money in the early rounds. Huntingdon, Mitchell, Fairley, and Freedom Prep have all had very good seasons and could pose a challenge to both MAHS and Westview. 2A in Memphis has been extremely solid this year, so expect this to be one of the more exciting sections of the bracket. Bracket Prediction

Contenders: Alcoa, Giles County, Covington, Dyersburg, East Nashville Dark Horses: White House, Loudon, Waverly Top 5 First Round Matchups: Signal Mountain at Cannon County, Sequatchie County at Kingston, White House Heritage at East Nashville, Fairview at Smith County, Stratford at White House Bracket Breakdown For this part, we will be breaking down the bracket into fourths. The winner of each quadrant makes it to the semifinals of the playoffs. Quadrant 1 The obvious choice to come out of this quadrant is Alcoa, as they have won the 3A state title six years in a row. While Alcoa is the far-and-away favorite here, there are also other solid programs in this quadrant such as Unicoi County, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg Pittman that could bring some solid games in the first and second round between each other. Quadrant 2 Quadrant 2 has plenty of programs that have the capability to make the semifinals and potentially set up a date with Alcoa. My pick to come out of this quadrant is Giles County. The Bobcats are the most complete team in this quadrant in my opinion, but watch out for teams such as Loudon, Kingston, and Signal Mountain. Quadrant 3 Quadrant 3 is definitely the deepest of any of the four quadrants. East Nashville, Waverly, White House, and Fairview are all teams that could end up making it to the semifinals out of this quadrant. Do not be surprised if the team that makes it out of this quadrant makes it into the state championship game because of how battle tested they will be during the early rounds. Quadrant 4 Dyersburg and Covington are the two favorites to come out of Quadrant 4. Dyersburg took the regular regular season matchup over Covington, but I like Covington to win if the two teams match up again in the quarterfinals. Memphis East and Trezevant are two teams from Region 8 that could make some noise as well. Bracket Prediction

Contenders: Greeneville, Haywood, Tullahoma, Hardin County, Pearl-Cohn Dark Horses: Upperman, Elizabethton, Anderson County, Red Bank, East Hamilton Top 5 First Round Matchups: South-Doyle at Greeneville, Carter at Elizabethton, DeKalb County at East Hamilton, Marshall County at Hardin County, Chattanooga Central at Macon County Bracket Breakdown For this part, we will be breaking down the bracket into fourths. The winner of each quadrant makes it to the semifinals of the playoffs. Quadrant 1 Quadrant 1 has the clear state title favorite in Greeneville, but you can’t discount teams such as back-to-back defending state champion Elizabethton and Region 2 champion Anderson County. Whoever makes the semifinals out of this quadrant will be as battle tested as anyone in the state. Quadrant 2 Quadrant 2 does not really have a team that has been completely dominant all year, but several different teams that could end up making it to the semifinals. Upperman is probably the favorite here, but you can’t overlook teams like East Hamilton, Red Bank, and Chattanooga Central from Region 3 and Dekalb County and Macon County from Region 4. Quadrant 3 Quadrant 3 has 4A’s deepest region in Region 5, along with a state title contender from Region 6 in Hardin County. It is not very often that there are three state title contenders in one quadrant, but that is the case here as you have two undefeated teams in Tullahoma and Hardin County. Pearl Cohn will also be a team to watch out for, as their only loss on the season came at the hands of Tullahoma. Quadrant 4 Haywood is the clear favorite to come out of Quadrant 4. The Tomcats are real state title contenders in 4A, but if anyone poses a challenge, it would be a team like South Gibson, Milan, or Kirby. It will be interesting to see if anyone from this quadrant can potentially pull off an upset. Bracket Prediction

Contenders: Knoxville West, Powell, Page Dark Horses: Green Hill, Memphis Central, Rhea County, Knoxville Central, Henry County, Springfield, Karns Top Five First Round Matchups: Knoxville Halls at Daniel Boone, Oak Ridge at McMinn County, Walker Valley at Karns, Campbell County at Rhea County, Nolensville at Station Camp Bracket Breakdown For this part, we will be breaking down the bracket into fourths. The winner of each quadrant makes it to the semifinals of the playoffs. Quadrant 1 This is probably the only quadrant in 5A that one region has a real chance to sweep the other in the first round. In Region 1, the top seed, Daniel Boone, has a losing record and will take on a very solid Halls team. Knoxville West and Knoxville Central are almost locks to win in the first round, while Sevier County and Halls both have a solid chance to win as well. West and Central are both the clear favorites to make the semifinals in this quadrant. Quadrant 2 Quadrant 2 is the most loaded and deep of any of the four quadrants in 5A. All four teams in Region 3 (Powell, Karns, Oak Ridge, and Campbell County) are all extremely solid, but Rhea County, McMinn County, and Walker Valley are also solid in their own right. Powell is the clear favorite to come out of this quadrant in my opinion, but this quadrant is extremely deep, so do not be surprised if there are some upsets along the way. Quadrant 3 Quadrant 3 is also very deep, as Region 5 is probably 5A’s toughest region. There are several phenomenal first round matchups including Mt. Juliet at Columbia and Nolensville at Station Camp. Page and Green Hill are the two clear favorites in this quadrant, but watch out for Mt. Juliet, Nolensville, Columbia, and Station Camp as well. Quadrant 4 Quadrant 4 is probably the most wide open of any in 5A. There are the two region champions, Munford and Springfield, who are solid but have not been dominant this season. There also have teams like Henry County and Memphis Central who could just as easily come out of the quadrant. Memphis Central is going to be my pick to come out of the quadrant, but I would not be surprised at all of any of those other three teams listed make it out of quadrant 4. Projected Bracket

Contenders: Maryville, Oakland, Summit Dark Horses: Hendersonville, Riverdale, Ravenwood, Collierville Top Five First Round Matchups: Brentwood at Germantown, Whitehaven at Ravenwood, Independence at Collierville, Rockvale at Shelbyville, Cleveland at West Ridge Bracket Breakdown Quadrant 1 Maryville is everyone’s favorite to advance from this quadrant. Even the Rebels will have a tough first round matchup though, as they will take on Dobyns-Bennett. This quadrant also has one of 6A’s best first round matchups, as Cleveland will travel to take on West Ridge. Bradley Central and Region One champion Science Hill are also teams that could make some noise. Quadrant 2 Oakland is the number one team in 6A and have already beaten arguably the second best team in the quadrant (Riverdale) handily. There are some very intriguing first round matchups in this quadrant, as Rockvale will travel to take on Shelbyville and Stewarts Creek will travel to take on Region 3 champion Lebanon. Lebanon and Riverdale are both teams that could make some noise here along with Oakland. Quadrant 3 This quadrant is interesting because there is not really a dominant team that is a clear cut state contender. Hendersonville is probably the best team in this quadrant, but Cane Ridge and Beech among others are also in contention to make it to the semifinals out of this quadrant. Gallatin at Smyrna and Overton at Beech are two first round matchups to keep an eye on. Quadrant 4 This is easily the most stacked quadrant from top to bottom, as the Williamson County 6A schools will match up with the Memphis-area 6A schools. Almost anyone could come out of this quadrant and it would not be a huge shock. Brentwood at Germantown, Whitehaven at Ravenwood, Houston at Summit and Independence at Collierville will all be phenomenal first round matchups. Whoever comes out of this quadrant could end up giving Oakland or Maryville a run for their money if they make it to Chattanooga. Bracket Prediction

There is always high stakes in the final week of the regular season, and this year is no different. There are several region titles on the line, including our game of the week as Watertown will travel to Trousdale County with the Region 4-2A championship on the line. Our guest picker this week is former Watertown and current Western Kentucky offensive lineman Rusty Staats. Staats was a 2A Mr. Football semifinalist in high school and is in his fourth year with the Western Kentucky football program. Let’s get into our staff’s standings and picks.

Here are our staff's class rankings going into week eleven:

Week Ten has all you could want and more in a week of high school football with several big time games throughout the state. CPA will take on Lipscomb Academy in one of the season’s most anticipated games thus far. There are also several unique non-region matchups as well including Knoxville Catholic/Powell and Oakland/South Pittsburg on Thursday night and Knoxville West/Maryville on Friday night. Our guest picker this week is former CPA and current University of Alabama freshman offensive lineman Graham Roten. Roten was a part of the 2020 state championship squad for the Lions. Let’s get into our standings and the picks: 1. Carter Mansfield 84-44 2. Cooper Haines 81-47 3. Hunter DeNote 78-50 4. Jake Wallman 77-51 T-5. Isaac Leedham 76-52 T-5. Landen Secrest 76-52 7. Braedon Henson 75-53 8. Guest Picker 74-54 9. Kelsey Crabtree 70-58 10. Jackson Utley 65-63 Game of the Week DII-AA #2 CPA (7-1) at DII-AA #1 Lipscomb Academy (7-1) Mansfield: Lipscomb Academy Haines: Lipscomb Academy DeNote: Lipscomb Academy Wallman: Lipscomb Academy Leedham: Lipscomb Academy Secrest: Lipscomb Academy Henson: CPA Roten: CPA Crabtree: Lipscomb Academy Utley: CPA Other Games DII-AAA #9 Knoxville Catholic (4-3) at 5A #1 Powell (7-1) (Thu.) Mansfield: Powell Haines: Powell DeNote: Powell Wallman: Powell Leedham: Powell Secrest: Powell Henson: Powell Roten: Powell Crabtree: Knoxville Catholic Utley: Powell 6A #1 Oakland (8-0) at 1A #6 South Pittsburg (6-1) (Thu.) Mansfield: Oakland Haines: Oakland DeNote: Oakland Wallman: Oakland Leedham: Oakland Secrest: Oakland Henson: Oakland Roten: Oakland Crabtree: Oakland Utley: Oakland 5A #3 Knoxville West (7-1) at 6A #2 Maryville (8-0) Mansfield: Maryville Haines: Maryville DeNote: Maryville Wallman: Maryville Leedham: Maryville Secrest: Maryville Henson: Maryville Roten: Maryville Crabtree: Maryville Utley: Maryville DII-AAA #5 JP2 (6-2) at 6A #8 Ravenwood (6-2) Mansfield: JP2 Haines: JP2 DeNote: Ravenwood Wallman: JP2 Leedham: Ravenwood Secrest: Ravenwood Henson: JP2 Roten: Ravenwood Crabtree: Ravenwood Utley: Ravenwood DII-AAA #3 MBA (5-3) at DII-AAA #4 Baylor (6-2) Mansfield: MBA Haines: MBA DeNote: MBA Wallman: Baylor Leedham: MBA Secrest: MBA Henson: Baylor Roten: MBA Crabtree: Baylor Utley: Baylor DII-AAA #7 Ensworth (6-2) at DII-AAA #8 Brentwood Academy (5-3) Mansfield: Ensworth Haines: Ensworth DeNote: Ensworth Wallman: Ensworth Leedham: Ensworth Secrest: Ensworth Henson: Brentwood Academy Roten: Ensworth Crabtree: Ensworth Utley: Brentwood Academy 3A #6 Covington (6-1) at 4A #3 Haywood (8-0) Mansfield: Haywood Haines: Haywood DeNote: Haywood Wallman: Haywood Leedham: Haywood Secrest: Haywood Henson: Covington Roten: Haywood Crabtree: Covington Utley: Haywood 5A #2 Memphis Central (8-0) at Christian Brothers (4-4) Mansfield: Christian Brothers Haines: Memphis Central DeNote: Christian Brothers Wallman: Memphis Central Leedham: Christian Brothers Secrest: Christian Brothers Henson: Memphis Central Roten: Christian Brothers Crabtree: Memphis Central Utley: Memphis Central 5A #8 Rhea County (6-2) at 6A #5 Bradley Central (8-0) Mansfield: Bradley Central Haines: Bradley Central DeNote: Bradley Central Wallman: Bradley Central Leedham: Rhea County Secrest: Bradley Central Henson: Rhea County Roten: Bradley Central Crabtree: Bradley Central Utley: Rhea County 5A #13 Station Camp (7-1) at 5A #5 Green Hill (7-1) Mansfield: Green Hill Haines: Station Camp DeNote: Station Camp Wallman: Green Hill Leedham: Green Hill Secrest: Green Hill Henson: Station Camp Roten: Station Camp Crabtree: Station Camp Utley: Green Hill 1A #1 Peabody (7-0) at 2A #8 Huntingdon (6-2) Mansfield: Peabody Haines: Peabody DeNote: Peabody Wallman: Peabody Leedham: Peabody Secrest: Peabody Henson: Huntingdon Roten: Peabody Crabtree: Peabody Utley: Peabody 5A #4 Page (8-0) at Independence (3-5) Mansfield: Independence Haines: Page DeNote: Page Wallman: Page Leedham: Independence Secrest: Page Henson: Independence Roten: Page Crabtree: Independence Utley: Independence 3A #2 Loudon (8-0) at 5A #12 McMinn County (5-3) Mansfield: McMinn County Haines: Loudon DeNote: Loudon Wallman: McMinn County Leedham: McMinn County Secrest: Loudon Henson: Loudon Roten: McMinn County Crabtree: McMinn County Utley: Loudon

6A 1. Oakland 8-0 (1) 2. Maryville 8-0 (2) 3. Summit 8-0 (3) 4. Collierville 8-0 (5) 5. Bradley Central 8-0 (6) 6. Riverdale 7-1 (4) 7. Germantown 6-2 (7) 8. Ravenwood 6-2 (8) 9. Lebanon 7-1 (9) 10. Beech 6-2 (12) 11. Whitehaven 5-3 (13) 12. Hendersonville 5-3 (10) 13. Science Hill 6-3 (14) 14. Rockvale 7-1 (15) 15. Stewarts Creek 4-2 (NR) Dropped Out: Cleveland 5A 1. Powell 7-1 (1) 2. Memphis Central 8-0 (2) 3. Knoxville West 7-1 (3) 4. Page 8-0 (4) 5. Green Hill 7-1 (6) 6. Knoxville Central 5-2 (7) 7. Munford 6-2 (8) 8. Rhea County 6-2 (9) 9. Mt. Juliet 6-2 (10) 10. Springfield 6-2 (11) 11. Dyer County 4-3 (12) 12. McMinn County 5-3 (13) 13. Station Camp 7-1 (5) 14. Brighton 5-3 (14) 15. Karns 6-3 (NR) Dropped Out: Walker Valley 4A 1. Greeneville 9-0 (1) 2. Tullahoma 8-0 (2) 3. Haywood 8-0 (3) 4. Hardin County 8-0 (4) 5. Elizabethton 7-1 (5) 6. Pearl-Cohn 8-1 (6) 7. Upperman 7-1 (7) 8. East Hamilton 6-1 (8) 9. Anderson County 4-4 (9) 10. Jackson North Side 5-3 (10) 11. Montgomery Central 7-1 (12) 12. Marshall County 6-2 (13) 13. South-Doyle 5-3 (14) 14. Chattanooga Central 5-2 (15) 15. Red Bank 4-3 (NR) Dropped Out: South Gibson 3A 1. Alcoa 7-1 (1) 2. Loudon 8-0 (2) 3. Giles County 7-0 (3) 4. Dyersburg 8-0 (4) 5. White House 7-1 (5) 6. Covington 6-1 (6) 7. Waverly 6-1 (7) 8. Kingston 7-1 (8) 9. East Nashville 5-3 (9) 10. Fairview 5-3 (10) 11. Pigeon Forge 5-2 (11) 12. Smith County 4-4 (13) 13. Unicoi County 8-1 (14) 14. Memphis East 5-3 (NR) 15. Trezevant 5-2 (NR) Dropped Out: Signal Mountain, Sequatchie County 2A 1. Meigs County 8-0 (1) 2. Trousdale County 8-0 (2) 3. Marion County 7-0 (3) 4. Westview 7-1 (4) 5. MAHS 7-1 (5) 6. Lewis County 7-1 (6) 7. Riverside 7-1 (7) 8. Huntingdon 6-2 (8) 9. Watertown 5-3 (8) 10. Fairley 7-1 (10) 11. South Greene 7-2 (11) 12. Hampton 5-1 (13) 13. Forrest 6-2 (14) 14. Tyner Academy 6-2 (12) 15. Cascade 8-1 (NR) Dropped Out: Monterey 1A 1. Peabody 7-0 (1) 2. McKenzie 8-0 (3) 3. Clay County 8-0 (4) 4. Fayetteville 7-1 (2) 5. Middle College 7-0 (5) 6. South Pittsburg 6-1 (6) 7. Gordonsville 7-1 (7) 8. Cloudland 7-1 (8) 9. Coalfield 6-2 (9) 10. Dresden 6-2 (10) 11. Cornersville 6-2 (11) 12. Eagleville 4-3 (12) 13. Midway 5-2 (13) 14. Unaka 6-2 (14) 15. McEwen 6-2 (NR) Dropped Out: Gleason DII-AAA 1. McCallie 7-0 (1) 2. Briarcrest 8-0 (2) 3. MBA 5-3 (3) 4. Baylor 6-2 (4) 5. JP2 6-2 (5) 6. MUS 5-3 (6) 7. Ensworth 6-2 (7) 8. Brentwood Academy 5-3 (9) 9. Knoxville Catholic 4-3 (8) 10. Father Ryan 5-4 (10) Dropped Out: None DII-AA 1. Lipscomb Academy 7-1 (1) 2. CPA 7-1 (2) 3. Lausanne 6-0 (3) 4. Knox Webb 5-1 (4) 5. ECS 6-2 (5) 6. CAK 5-2 (6) 7. Silverdale Baptist 7-1 (7) 8. BGA 4-4 (9) 9. Davidson Academy 5-3 (10) 10. Northpoint Christian 4-4 (8) Dropped Out: None DII-A 1. USJ 6-2 (1) 2. Nashville Christian 7-1 (2) 3. DCA 7-1 (3) 4. Friendship Christian 5-3 (4) 5. MTCS 5-3 (5) 6. The King’s Academy 5-3 (6) 7. Jackson Christian 6-2 (7) 8. Franklin Grace 6-2 (8) 9. Clarksville Academy 5-3 (9) 10. Tipton-Rosemark 4-3 (10) Dropped Out: None