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There is seeding in the pods. District champions get the top seeds. You break a tie first by looking head 2 head, then overall record and so on. The bottom seed first goes to a wild card team and so on. Teams from same district can't meet in first round unless there are five teams from the same district. And Quad 1 has quite a few good teams and district champs too 1. Sevier Co. 2. Ooltewah 3. Maryville 4. Potentially Oak Ridge other teams include Farragut and Bearden

Quad 1 looks fine.. but I'd think quad 2 would be Cookeville Coffee Co. Franklin Co. Blackman Riverdale Oakland Mt. Juliet Lebanon That would put the east quad 1 and 2 together (this group has met in the semis in years past) Quad 3 would be Rossview Dickson Co. Brentwood Franklin Independence Hunters Lane McGavock Overton Then throw in your memphis teams Doesn't make sense to send Cookeville to Nashville and Williamson County when they are likely closer to Murfreesboro/Franklin Co./Coffee.

And there will be some 6-4 or 5-5 teams not make the playoffs.

Volfan... the comment was about 6A east tenn. football. You throw in Fulton, Catholic, Alcoa and Maryville -- all fine programs. All have won at the 4A level down. But it's hard to relate those teams from the East Tenn. teams competing in 6A. In other words, stick to the topic of 6A football and don't throw in quality programs that aren't part of the conversation of top teams in 6A football. There are forums for the other classes. Good thing is now Maryville is up with the 6A folks so from here on out they can be included in the conversations. Others, not yet. I'd love to see Gary come to the Boro for a game.

But none of those titles came against the Williamson or Rutherford 6A teams -- previously 5A teams.

Actually, it's not a guarantee that Riverdale would be going East. The new classification system has them draw the bracket after the teams are selected. If there are more East Tenn. qualifiers than West some from the trad. east side would go West -- such as Rutherford County. but they likely would be going east.

La Vergne plays at Cane Ridge on the Thursday of Week 1 (Aug. 27). It's not on TV. But it's Cane Ridge's first varsity home football game. Last year the school just played a junior varsity schedule. This is a chance to get a lot of people from Nashville to the game.

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Per TSSAA Bylaws: Preseason Scrimmages – A school cannot practice with or scrimmage another school until both schools have practiced a minimum of three days. A school may have a maximum of 4 preseason scrimmages or 2 preseason scrimmage dates or 1 preseason scrimmage date and 2 preseason scrimmages. No tournament format of any type may be used. Preseason scrimmages should look more like practice than games. With that said, do they charge to watch practice? If not, can you charge at a scrimmage?

Why is a club coach interviewing a perspective high school coach? Is the school hiring the coach or a club coach to run the high school program?

Well he did give Riverdale credit if you would have pasted the second part of his quote... "However, Riverdale was the better team over the past two days and took advantage of the opportunities that we gave them."

Don't think they charge for parking at the city parks like soccer... They do have a seven session pass for 50 bucks -- saves you six bucks.

Blind draw. Only rule is two teams in same region can only meet in the finals. Same system as basketball, baseball, softball, girls soccer, etc...

Neither team should get a trophy or runner-up. No championship game was played. Riverdale doesn't have another win. Siegel doesn't have another loss. The championship game never took place. Now, if they both win Tuesday, why not give the district and region championship to the winner of Thursday's game?

Not sure if I'm a college coach if I would care for the music that is played with the highlight video.