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Stone Memorial Aug. 20 - @ Lenoir City Aug. 27 - East Ridge Sept. 3 - @ Livingston Academy Sept. 10 - Monterey Sept. 17 - @ Upperman Sept. 24 - York Institute Oct. 1 - Cumberland County Oct. 8 - Bye Week Oct. 15 - @ Macon County Oct. 22 - @ Kingston Oct. 29 - DeKalb County

Peabody 35 Maryville and Elizabethton 27

A team that wanted to extend their lead by two scores because the opposing team would get the ball in the 2nd half with a strong chance of tying it up the way they were running it in the first half? Just kidding! Waco ran onto the field, tapped Derek Hunt on the shoulder and said, "Have you thought about throwing the ball?" Maryville's offense was slicing and dicing and they had the playmakers to score in seconds. No one in their right mind would doubt their ability to score in under two minutes, but DB played great ball control all night which largely negated the Rebel offense.

The decision was made around 6PM est. From one article I read, it looks like the health department was dotting the i's and crossing the t's to ensure they didn't commit any HIPAA violations.

You're correct. I couldn't help but roll my eyes when I read the letter and the doctor ordered an IgG antibody test to determine the previous test was a false positive. IgG TESTS ARE NOT USED TO DIAGNOSE AN ACTIVE INFECTION OF SARS-CoV-2. He needed to order either a molecular or antigen test (PCR, NAAT, etc.).

Sullivan Central will play Sullivan East this Thursday at the Stone Castle. The proceeds will go to the Children’s Advocacy Center in the memory of THS student, Gabby Kennedy

Wouldn't it be feasible to have the championship game on 12/12 or 12/19 if there's a positive since the state championship games are the last ones anyway? Tech doesn't play until 2021.

The answer to this question may be behind a paywall, but what's the scenario of a positive covid result during the playoffs? Am I right in assuming it's a forfeit/cancellation like the regular season?

41 1st quarter points. 35 in the 2nd.

Central 76-0 at the half??

Just heard Gville will travel to the Stone Castle on the 25th.

Video and the audio could be better.

Everything I've heard and read about indicates that while TN will have good skill players and good team speed, there are a lot of red flags concerning the line, which I believe plays into the Tribe's biggest strength. The Vikes had to run for their lives on nearly every snap last year just to make a play.

Maybe this link will work https://gofan.co/app/school/TN8201

A minimal number of tickets for the Tennessee High vs. Dobyns - Bennett High School football game will go on sale to the public Wednesday, August 19, at noon. The tickets must be purchased online at GoFan.com. Tickets WILL NOT be available at the gate. During these unprecedented times, while attending games in the Stone Castle, we must abide by the following guidelines: • All tickets are General Admission. • Everyone’s temperature will be taken before entry into the Stone Castle. • Face covering is required. • Social distancing is STRONGLY required. • An adult must accompany children under the age of 14. • The Tennessee High student section will have limited space, and social distancing and face coverings will be strictly enforced. • Tennessee High home football games will be live-streamed on the THS Athletics channel at Youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRhtUw5LX7usPqWDETLld2w

Not surprised. I would be hesitant to substitute a bandana or gaiter for an actual mask because they're not really made for that purpose. Although the author of the report did say he only used one fleece gaiter rather than different ones from different manufacturers under different conditions. So it wasn't really a comprehensive study. I have an N95 and access to surgical masks. I also have few different types that I wear when I'm out and about in an area that requires masks. I'm not sure where they would rank in the study, but they are multi-layered.

It will most likely take several weeks to see a positive effect. A lot of the counties in this area didn't implement a mandate until around mid-July. Johnson County being the last one. A report recently compiled by Dr. John Graves and a few others at Vanderbilt has shown that hospitals in this state that have mostly received visitors from counties with a mask mandate have had their hospitalization rate either decrease or stay steady whereas hospitals that received mostly visitors from counties with no mandate have seen their rate increase. So I'm hoping that will ring true for this part of the state in the coming weeks because hospitals are getting hit hard up here. As far as the DB game or any THS game is concerned, I haven't heard anything. Tennessee is already down to 8 games this year because Abingdon and Virginia aren't going to play until the spring. I'll probably watching whoever I find at home if all the schools limit ticket sales.