Final: Centennial 45 @ Henry Co 24 🏈

Final: East Robertson 20 @ Huntingdon 42 🏈

Final: East Nashville 21 @ Milan 38 🏈

Final: Memphis Middle College 20 @ Fayetteville 43 🏈

Final: Pearl Cohn 33 @ Marshall Co 7 🏈

Final: Springfield 21 @ South Gibson 27 🏈

Final: Lausanne 21 @ FRA 49 🏈

Final: USJ 31 @ Providence Christian 12 🏈

Final: Ravenwood 20 @ Whitehaven 12 🏈

Final: Beech 21 @ Page 31 🏈

Fayetteville Fayetteville High School Football defeats Memphis Middle College 43 - 20 Coach Brody Quick Postgame Interview: spreaker.com/episode/fayett…

Blackman Blackman Football defeats Maryville 31 - 7 Coach Matt Kriesky Postgame Interview: spreaker.com/episode/blackm…

Just a legendary performance today by Graham Simpson (Graham Simpson) as the Chargers as they win their first state title since 2021. Somewhere in Atlanta, Ty Simpson is BEAMING with pride. Westview 62 Gatlinburg-Pittman 21 Final

Dominance. The Pirates win their eighth gold ball with an impressive showing. During this postseason run they out scored their opponents 229-21 South Pittsburg 42 McKenzie 14 Final

Champions at last. For the first time in school history, the Page Patriots are football state champions. Page 21 Sevier County 14 Final

FINAL: Page Patriots Football (14-0) - 21 Sevier County Smoky Bears Football (13-2) -14 After four years of silver, the Patriots have finally found gold, winning the Class 5A championship.

FINAL: Page 21, Sevier Co. 14 Cooper Newman’s desperation heave is knocked down, and after four straight 5A championship game losses, Page Patriots Football wins its first state title. PrepXtra

11 in a row. Alcoa rises up and faces the challenge in 4A to win their 11th gold ball in a row. This one in particular was very impressive. Alcoa 47 Pearl-Cohn 27 Final

Party like it’s 2003 Mustang fans. Huntingdon wins its second gold ball with a physically dominant performance on both sides of the ball. Not bad for a team picked to finish fourth in its region am I right Michael Odom 😉 Huntingdon 20 Marion County 7 Final

Final: OHSPatsFootball wins the Class 6A state title with an absolutely dominant 62-21 win over Ravenwood. Pats shoved Ole Miss signee Craig Tutt over the goal line as time expired, giving him 7 TDs to tie Jalen Hurd’s TSSAA champ record. Tutt: 226 yards rushing, 7 TDs