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Think this one kicks off a similar run to a few years ago for Marshall County when they made the semis 3 straight years.

Medley was kicking for UT in 2014. https://utsports.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=884 I guess I don’t see the issue at Catholic because we hadn’t slowed them down once when he was going for them early. We were down, and he felt he needed points immediately. I see both sides there, but I think going early makes some sense when it looked like we couldn’t slow them down. Maybe I remember Central differently, but they started loading the box the second half and forced us to throw. Just my opinion of the matter. Easy to second guess a coach after the fact, but I think he’s done a phenomenal job with the program. We’ve had a few other coaches see similar waves of talent as he has had and do less with it.

Osteen never had Medley. And not sure on the coaching blunders in the semifinals? Catholic was an absolute juggernaut with some big time college players. Don’t think there was anything they could’ve done in that one. Central was just a great second half effort by that Central team. This staff has had more success than all but those teams from the 80s. Not sure why to start point fingers at them. Tonight is a tough loss, but it’s a team that is still growing and getting better.

A lot. Would love to see how many called back big plays - the punt return TD and a few other big runs just off the top of my head. Also the phantom facemask on the last drive and lack of late hit on the kick return.

Always throw out the records in this series. I think refs were iffy to say the least, but Giles had a game plan to give them a chance late then took advantage. Tigers needed to score a touchdown when they got in the red zone a few times early.

Not sure I’ve seen refs overturn a fumble after saying it was recovered by the defense. Could be right call but odd to overturn without replay. Officials have been shaky tonight.

Wouldn’t say either side really outcoached the other tonight. Two pretty even teams as evidenced by both games this season. Tullahoma did put Marshall County in a tough spot there then took advantage forcing the safety.

Has Stone last 3 or 4 years in a row as the 1 seed? Very impressive run by Region 4 here.

Reading the article, it sure seems like it has to be Wallace. They were going to have to do some creative work to get him eligible two weeks before the season being that he always lived in that school district.

Any chance you have a link? Just curious to see it.

Not sure if they’ll win tonight, but the Marshall County coaching staff is too good to not find a way to be competitive this year regardless of circumstances.

Nolensville was supposed to be really good this year. Not sure how Hester leaving affects that. 4-4A should be extremely competitive.

Looks like the district could be a wild ride through the end of the season now that Fields has left Marshall County.

Older Oden committed to Rutgers. Think that he had a committable offer from Louisville. I remember seeing Tennessee and some other bigger schools offer younger Oden, but I'm not sure if he had any actual "offers" from those schools.

Smith the running back is committed to Georgia Tech. Justin Oden was seen as a really good receiving prospect. Think his stock dropped a good bit when pads went on. They had another Oden that a recruiting site ranked as a 4 star right before the current coach got there. That's a good bit of talent for the area. Spring Hill had 3 Division 1/FBS level talents that were all on the same team. Marshall County and Giles have produced 5 total Division 1/FBS level players from my quick glance over the past 10 years. I might have left out a few that ended up at smaller schools, but I think I counted most of them.