KSherburn24

Does anyone know of a website that I can listen to this game on tonight? I'm over at college in Oklahoma so I'm not able to make it, but I would love to listen to play-by-play. Go Raiders!

I say Spring Hill comes out strong and gets a quick lead. Look for a lot of emotion in this one, especially after last year's double-overtime thriller. Spring Hill, 28-13.

Game has been called due to the weather at the half.

Alcoa will receive the kick.

The game hasn't started yet; apparently they pushed the start time back to 7:30 (for heat, maybe?).

Nevermind, I've got it now.

Does anyone know how to get this to work properly? I want to listen to the game, but the radio won't connect for me.

Spring Hill seniors have had too many letdowns over the years to let this one slip away. I expect a 14-point win.

I say 34-20, Spring Hill.

Not sure if it will be by 3 TDs, but I think SH will beat them pretty handily. Spring Hill has a lot of momentum from the second half against Cheatham County, and they had a week off to rest. This team hasn't gone to the playoffs in 8 years, and they don't want to get this close and lose it. They'll play Page with a passion. I think this will be their best game of the year thus far, as they've only gotten better as time's gone by.

DL, Page, and Cheatham County win

Oh, sorry about that. Thanks for clearing it up, Big Country.

Not a chance, partner. Sorry. You might be able to threaten either team, perhaps both, but they're too good to beat, let alone shut out. You beat Montgomery Central, the worst team in the region. No big deal.

Yes, you are.

Lipscomb, Giles, Spring Hill, and Cheatham County SHHS beats both Page and Creek Wood. Cheatham will beat both Page and Montgomery Central. Marshall will probably lose both of their remaining games. It will ultimately come down to the Creek Wood/Spring Hill game for the final playoff spot.

I'm not really sure why Jonathon Walker hasn't been playing. I've heard he's having disciplinary problems, but I'm not exactly certain.

I'm not sure which game you're referring to here. Lipscomb was our last game.

SH had a lot of turnovers against Marshall County that cost them. I also think that Marshall's play has deteriorated over the course of the year. I expected them to be a top-3 region team when the season started, and now it's unlikely they'll make the playoffs.

Ned McCaster from Spring Hill High School. Ran a 4.37 at a camp earlier in the summer. Once he gets in the open, no one can catch him.

The Tennessean roster looks accurate for the most part. The only thing I can see wrong is that Tim Saye is actually #17, not #27. I'm not sure who wears #27 now, but he tends to get a few carries a game and is always referred to as Tim Saye by the PA. I would figure that would irritate him by now... Anyway. Yes, those are our top performers thus far. Magwan (#9) and Ned (#43) specifically get most of our offensive yards.

I'm pretty sure that's the quickest way. The only way I can think of that might be faster is to take 65 to 840, then take 840 to the Highway 31 exit. Peytonsville is probably the way to go, though.

Playoff spot on the line. Spring Hill needs to win out to even have a chance at the playoffs. A win for Cheatham County would give them a lot of momentum going into a managable last three games. What's your pick?