District12AA

Stratford wins 14-7. The kid from Stratford had to have had 50 plus carries tonight.

4 minutes left 14-7 Stratford.

Nope. I know the right people; however people can claim things on this board that they cannot prove.

East can't hold onto the football. Tons of talent but man they are not disciplined.

Decided to stay in Nashville after work to catch this game and Stratford is dominating the time of possession. I bet East hasn't ran 10 plays.

You should because it is not possible given their board policy unless they have a 2nd home in Williamson Co. They check records each year, I have exhausted all avenues to get in while living in Chapel Hill.

The other parent probably works for WCS then. Don't you think every student from surrounding counties would be flooding WCS to do the same thing?? It is against their school board policy. Look it up, they don't allow it. I have a 7 year old that would be in WCS if that was the case.

1st time watching the Tigers played this season and it seems that OC has a spell over Osteen. Marshall is the better team but good grief we were undisciplined. I was thinking we would win the region but no way we beat Nolensville now. Still think we are a quarterfinal team this year. Giles will be a tough out for whoever gets them as a 4 seed out of their region.

This is not true at all. You must live within the Williamson County limits to attend a WCS school. There are two exceptions 1. If you are a teacher and you pay tuition for each child that attends. 2. You are a bus driver. Only reason I know this is I live in Chapel Hill and would love for my children to go to WCS schools but the home prices in Williamson County are through the roof.

I am sorry but you are not as well versed in this topic as you make it out to seem. A system can pick and choose schools that are open zone within their counties. https://www.wcs.edu/infocus/2019/03/open-zoned-schools-approved-for-2019-20-school-year/

Except Upperman doesn't take players whom live outside of Putnam County. It is in there school board policy. You should be able to have a simple discussion about this issue and realize Alcoa's open zone and the majority of open zone schools in the state are not similar. Is it the main reason they have been so dominate for then last two decades? No, but it does play a factor. https://tsbanet-my.sharepoint.com/personal/policy_tsba_net/_layouts/15/onedrive.aspx?id=%2Fpersonal%2Fpolicy_tsba_net%2FDocuments%2FPutnam County%2FMobile%2F6 Students%2F6204.pdf&parent=%2Fpersonal%2Fpolicy_tsba_net%2FDocuments%2FPutnam County%2FMobile%2F6 Students&originalPath=aHR0cHM6Ly90c2JhbmV0LW15LnNoYXJlcG9pbnQuY29tLzpiOi9nL3BlcnNvbmFsL3BvbGljeV90c2JhX25ldC9FY2xNLTNKMDRIOUxzX2djWXpMcU5GY0JCRUlMcGdBaEJsZlJUX01KMV8xRHVnP3J0aW1lPV9SQlhuSHhLMTBn

I will politely disagree with you on this point. Most open zone schools will allow students within the same county to go to a different school within the county.

How many open zone school systems allow students from outside the county to attend?? I believe most only allow students who live within their own county to go to different schools within that county. Please correct me if I am wrong here because I may be but Alcoa does allow for students outside of Blount Co. to attend correct?? I do not begrudge any parent who chooses to do that because it is significantly cheaper than a private school and you are getting a solid education and athletic experience but to make it seem like every school system's open zone is the same is not fair when discussing this topic.

Ravenwood is overrated yet you think they will be making a semi-final appearance most likely against Whitehaven. Someone sounds like a scorned lover. Also Ravenwood, Brentwood, and Indy will win their 1st round games. The Battle of the Woods II will be a dandy at Brentwood in the quarterfinals.

Just saw Tee Hodge is out for Maryville. Alcoa -6 Book It.