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Kingston by 18

I wish people would quit talking about this I wish everyone would try to be postive toward the football program then so negative like everyone is

Good job Jets thumb Beat Cookeville

Last time Rockwood beat Oliver Springs was 1998. Rockwood by 13

Give me a break you really think Alcoa is going run us off the field? I think the main key to the game tonight will be turnovers whoever makes the most will not win the game.

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Cumberland Co by 14

Well lets see I play High Football for 4 years of course I do. Ive seen Bledsoe Co. play there bad.

Well im going take up for Coach Wattenbarger he is a good coach. Some people see us 1-4 and crying for change ive got one thing to say about that shut up and grow up. Lets look who they have lost to thi season. Week 0 they go to McMinn Co. on a very wet night and lost to a good 5A school 22-8. Week 2 they travel to the #4 team in 5A at the time and give Franklin Co. all they wanted if it wasnt for a int within the last min we probally send the game to overtime. Week 3 they travel to to LaVergne and lose 21-20 and actually had a chance to win the game but missed a field goal to win it. And last week we lose to a good Coffee Co. team in the rain. Give me 3 good reason why he should be fired!

Kingston by 13

Rockwood by 50

It looks like someone didnt get to play and there on here bashing coach.

I think this topic is pointless. Coach Shepard is a good coach its just hard to win with a young team. It just seems to me the people that don't like him is starting this crap.

Well ive I heard that Harriman is talking about moving there game to Monday night also against Oliver Springs

Cookeville by 51

Man chill they cant do it because MTSU probally has a game the next week

Well we did pretty good last year against him

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Im glad they moved it I can go Thursday thumb

Why did they move it?

Toss up..... they both stink

Rockwood score on the last play of the game to win 18-16 thumb

Cumberland Co. by 10

Rockwood by 35 I hope they do thumb

knoxnews.com High School picks: September 10 By MARK BURGRESS, burgess@knews.com September 10, 2004 Baylor (2-0) at Webb (2-1): One of the Chattanooga heavyweights comes calling at Webb. Baylor has victories against Hixson and Boyd-Buchanan. Webb is coming off of a big victory at BGA. - Baylor by 3. Bearden (0-2) at Farragut (3-0): Farragut won on a last-second field goal last year and these games are always close. Bearden has been outscored 82-6 by West and Kingsport D-B. The Admirals are unbeaten and wanting to stay that way. - Farragut by 10. Carter (1-2) at Cocke County (1-2): The Hornets finally broke into the win column with a 21-17 victory against Clinton last week. Cocke County has a victory against Seymour to its credit. - Carter by 1. Catholic (2-0) at Father Ryan (0-3): Never doubt the Irish. Catholic has to travel to Nashville, but intimidation won't be a factor after the Irish defeated Father Ryan 26-14 a year ago. Catholic has the guns to do it again. - Catholic by 7. Central (3-0) at McCallie (2-1): If Central took McCallie lightly a year ago, the Bobcats won't make the same mistake this year. The Blue Tornado came into Knoxville and pounded Central 30-7 in 2003. McCallie has victories against Tyner and Father Ryan this year. The only loss is to Lakeview of Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. - McCallie by 3. Davidson Academy (1-1) at CAK (1-1): Davidson Academy has beaten Ezell Harding and lost to Cheatham County. CAK is coming off of a tough loss to Greenback. Davidson Academy won 35-27 a year ago. CAK wins at home this time._ - CAK by 1. Halls (0-3) at South-Doyle (0-3): Two winless teams are in a desperate search for some confidence. It was at this point last season that Halls put together a four-game win streak. South-Doyle showed improvement in a tough loss to Science Hill last week. This one could be close. _ - Halls by 2. Howard (1-2) at Austin-East (2-0): Howard has a shutout win against Brainerd sandwiched between losses to Boyd Buchanan and Walker Valley. No. 1-ranked Austin-East needs to come back to earth after last week's emotional victory at Fulton. - Austin-East by 9. Karns (1-1) at Powell (1-1): This has the makings of one of the best games of the night. Two big, physical teams get ready to pound on each other for 48 minutes. Karns beat Powell 17-13 last season. The Panthers get revenge. _ - Powell by 1. Seymour (0-2) at Fulton (1-1): Seymour had a week off to lick wounds from losses to Cocke County, and Sevier County. Fulton hasn't had time to get over its loss to Austin-East. The Falcons get back on track tonight. _ - Fulton by 7. West (2-1) at Anderson County (2-0): The Rebels were able to move the ball against Central, but it didn't change the end result. West will move the ball on Anderson County, but getting in the end zone doesn't get any easier. _ - Anderson County by 4. Other games: Alcoa (2-1) over William Blount (0-2) by 8; Campbell County (1-1) over Clinton (0-3) by 1; Gatlinburg-Pittman (1-1) over Pigeon Forge (2-0) by 2; Coalfield (3-0) over Harriman (2-1) by 4; Oak Ridge (2-0) over Kingsport D-B (3-0) by 1; Lenoir City (2-0) over Morristown East (0-2) by 3; Maryville (3-0) over Heritage (0-2) by 21; Cleveland (1-1) over McMinn County (1-1) by 3; Jefferson County (1-1) over Morristown West (2-1) by 1; Rockwood (2-0) over Kingston (1-1) by 1; Loudon (0-2) over Sequoyah (1-2) by 1. Last week's record: 21-3 (.875) Season record: 47-13 (.783) WBIR SPORTSCASTER STEVE PHILLIPS’ PICKS Webb over Baylor Farragut over Bearden Carter over Cocke County Catholic over Father Ryan Central over McCallie CAK over Davidson Ac. Halls over South-Doyle Austin-East over Howard Powell over Karns Fulton over Seymour West over Anderson County Alcoa over William Blount Campbell Co. over Clinton Pigeon Forge over Gat.-Pittman Coalfield over Harriman Oak Ridge over Kingsport D-B Lenoir City over Morristown East Maryville over Heritage Cleveland over McMinn Co. Morr. West over Jeff. Co. Rockwood over Kingston Loudon over Sequoyah