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If it's true and I'm getting correct information it's an alumni that was playing back when I was living in the area and coming to games every Friday night. If it all works out I will definitely be making some trips to The Stable this upcoming season.

Hearing some big things out of the potential hire at Cascade.

@tubthumper tell us what you know!!!

Noticed the job has been taken down of the TSSAA job board. Any news down in Bell Buckle on when interviews start or who is on their radar?

You East Robertson gentlemen do realize you can argue about who knows who and why they can't or can win a state championship over on the 2A Region 3 thread don't you? We have gotten 3 pages of absolute non-sense from you guys from the same fan base arguing about the East Robertson Indians. I have a better idea just start an East Robertson Thread and go at it for the next 7 months!

When it comes to the TSSAA and regions who knows but this is my stab at it! I could totally be wrong and it's hard to decipher what TSSAA will do when splitting up the state. East to West or North to South? There is a lot of travel in some of these regions but how the state and 2A teams are spread out in some areas it is what it is. East 26 Schools Region 1: Hampton, Happy Valley, South Greene, West Greene, Eagleton, Cumberland Gap, Oneida, and Wartburg *Region 1 has a lot of travel and is the biggest region with 8 teams. Region 2: Jackson County, Smith County, Monterey, York, Trousdale, Westmoreland, and East Robertson Region 3: Tellico Plains, Polk, Bledsoe, Marion, and Fayetteville *Region 3 is the trickiest region to predict because of the distance between the schools and lack of 2A schools close to each other. Also, the smallest region in the state with only 5 teams so someone from another region could potentially move here. Region 4: Cascade, Forrest, Harpeth, East Hickman, Cannon, and Hickman County West 25 Schools Region 5: Summertown, Loretto, Lewis, Riverside, Adamsville, and Mt. Pleasant Region 6: Camden, Huntingdon, JCM, Milan, Gipson, Waverly, and Peabody *Hands down the toughest region in the state and the West representative will come from this region most if not all years. Region 7 and 8: Memphis Schools

I know your hatred for Cascade runs deep General and you would pick any team they play to beat them but I don't think Loretto will score 42 in this game. The shutout streak for Cascade's defense will end tonight but they will pull out a 35-21 win.

Forrest pulls it out 28-10 tonight better program and kids know how to win even though it's been a tough year. If you have have kids missing in the middle of the best season you have had in 10+ years to go the beach there isn't much else to say about Richland. Even with the season they are having in Chapel Hill their kids wouldn't miss during fall break if a game was scheduled. This is difference between a football school and one who would like to be one.

Spill the beans man! At least tell us what this mystery team did to cause them to have to forfeit some games.

I agree but geographically it makes sense. Not many 3A teams in that area.

I believe Cannon County will choose to play up and remain 3A they have a better shot at making the playoffs in 3A. They would be the 5th or 6th team in either of the 2A regions they could be put in. Giles County could also choose to play up in 4A. Their travel would be less and play traditional rivals avoid Alcoa as well. 3A Region 4 if Cannon moves up. Cannon County- Move up from 2A and stay 3A Cascade- Moving up from 2A Community- Staying 3A Giles- With some of the other teams in 4A moving to 5A they could possibly move up for travel reasons and avoid Alcoa. Grundy- Staying 3A Watertown- Moving up from 2A

If they get up 21 I would assume he would come out of the game being a non-region game. May come out of the game after the first half regardless.

Moore County should win this game going away. Loretto is much improved from last year but Moore has to many athletes and the X-factor in White. 42-21 Moore with White running for 200 and throwing for 200!!

Well I thought this was going to be a pick ‘em game and made the drive over to Chapel Hill to catch it. Cascade looked like a team on a mission and Forrest looked like they were just there because it was Friday in the fall. Cascade owned the game in all phases Friday. Forrest looked stale on offense same 3 plays and punt or turn it over and defensively never made any adjustments to anything Cascade was doing. I do believe Forrest thought they could just do what they usually do and bully Cascade like they have in the past. They seemed unprepared, confused, and scared to get hit Friday. On the flip side Cascade was prepared for anything that was thrown at them and was the aggressor from the first whistle. Interesting to see for sure and was not expecting the outcome to be like that. Those programs are definitely going in different directions this year and possibly the future. I will say it’s the first time I have seen either team live this year and Cascade looked like some of the teams they had in the early to mid 2000’s explosive on offense and played shutdown defense. It will be interesting to see what their trajectories are for the rest of the season. Can Forrest get it together and get to the playoffs or will they lay down the rest of the season? Also, can Cascade use this dominant blowout to win out and make a run?

Have there been any word on enrollment numbers for each school in Region 5 or when they will be released?