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I had to double check this one! Clarksville Northwest beats Hillwood by a score of 79-36 this evening! It was 30-16 after the first quarter! Northwest leads 46-16 at the half and then we get five touchdowns in the third quarter and Hillwood pulls within 60-36 after three! It ends with three NW scores in then final quarter for the 79-36 final. According to the "Tennesseean", Northwest had 676 yards of offense, Hillwood 348, for a combined 1024 yards of offense which is 3/5 of a mile!

Being from region 5-AA, I could have told you up front that Harpeth has little class when it comes to getting the bad end of a big score. They are notorius for leaving their starters in and thinking you should pull theirs. I think Winkler is still living in the glory days of the late 90's when he had the two Tant brothers make him look like a lot better coach than he is.. Harpeth has done nothing since they left and will do nothing in the future. I am one 5-AA fan who was glad to see them get what they deserved!

Camden is a team on the rise.. Chester County might just be the best team in 6-aa right now... We will see after next week... Earlu prediction for next Friday. McKenzie 34 Lewis County 20

I feel like 6-AA is heads and shoulders above region 5.... As was shown tonight. Chester County may be the surprise team at of all of this! And to Camden, well done... a controversial call hurt you near the end.

Sorry to tell you but yes, they did go for 2 points. QB rolled out to his left and was blindsided for the sack.

Hillwood has more athletes but Larence County has certainly embraced the "team" aspect of the game.... I think Hillwood will win but it will be close.

Thye play them as they come. Your inferance is that they somehow don't deserve their accolades because the teams they defeated were "weak" teams. The excitement permeates the landscape simply because Mt. Pleasant has failed to handle such teams in the past two seasons. Improvement is obvious, much like your animosity.

I am not Mr. Haney but the Panthers passing attack was non existant against Giles County. Reason one was that they played it very close to the vest in the first half with the young QB in the game. They threw twice in the third quarter and missed scores by inces on both of them.

Giles County was really huge! They had two massive tackles, a stud tight end... I found it hard to believe that they weren't able to manhandle the panthers? Sharp's entry into the game in the second half seemed to stun Giles County.

I would think that Coach Bassham would definitely have the upper hand but one has to wonder if Coach Wolaver doesn't wish to cut the entire string and look for some genuine new blood? Ricky Rice of Perry County has to be considered a front runner, as far as head coaches go. But the three names mentioned from Lewis County would be incredible hires as well. Tim Watkins has worked as the Assistant Head Coach for Lewis for the past few years. Kelly Spivey has been the defensive coordibnator with great responsibility. Trent Hill is young and may be looking to head back to Maury County. If any of them got the job and put the Wing-T into effect at Mt. Pleasant, with their athletes, they would be contenders within two years.

I wsih I could be at the game but am unable to attend. I wish McKenzie all the best and hopefully, I will see you playing in Murfreesboro next week.

I have read several posts on here and I mean several from Lewis County fans offering congratulations to McKenzie. I have not read one yet that has made excuses for losing. On the other side of the coin, I have read dozens of posts from McKenzie which have been boastful and rubbing salt in the wounds of Lewis County. If this is the best you guys have to offer, it makes fans think very little of your makeup. This was a hard fought game that went down to the final 30 seconds... it's not like you guys dominated the game. You won, showing great heart to do so. Show a little sportsmanship and a modicum of class and try and allow the rest of West and Middle Tennessee offer support this week. Geeez!

My hats are off to McKenzie for the continued success. As for who was the better Mr. Football, I think you would get various degrees of disagreement on that matter.

Congrats to the Panthers for their win. McKenzie will be ready for you, I can assure you.

Yes, my job is to watch and report. Seeing them for the first time tonight convinces me that they have what it takes to be the favorites at home. And as for whoever the boorish one is who thinks the game is at Lewis County, pleases get your facts correct before showing your inadequacies.