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Q2 11:44 McCallie 14, Clearwater 0 Q2 10:30 MBA 10, Baylor 0 Q1 12:00 Pope Prep 0, Ravenwood 0 Q1 12:00 Ensworth 0, BA 0 Q1 12:00 CPA 0, Lipscomb 0 Q1 12:00 Memphis Central 0, Christian Brothers Q1 12:00 MUS 0, PURE Athletic Alliance 0 Q1 12:00 Briarcrest 0, St. Benedict 0

Be careful with that link -- there are some scammers that list broadcasts they actually don't have. Q1 1:12 McCallie 14, Clearwater 0 McCallie is dominating on defense. Q2 11:58 MBA 17, Baylor 0

Q1 6:29 McCallie 7, Clearwater 0 Q1 3:32 MBA 10, Baylor 0

Q1 8:13 McCallie 0, Clearwater 0 Q1 5:54 MBA 3, Baylor 0

CPA at Lipscomb is the Channel 30 game this week in Nashville. Frees up my NFHS stream to watch Pope Prep at Ravenwood. I didn't realize Knox Catholic played last night until I read it here. Quite the ending with the game-winning reception by Catholic WR #7. Ensworth at Brentwood Academy tonight should be interesting.

FYI the state championship football games will be held at Finley Stadium in Chattanooga this year. Here's the 2021 II-AAA playoff bracketing per the TSSAA website: #5 East at #4 West #1 East BYE (McCallie) #6 West at #3 East #2 West BYE #6 East at #3 West #2 East BYE #5 West at #4 East #1 West BYE East 4-0 (8-0) McCallie: Clearwater Academy FL {6-1}, at Pope 2-1 (5-3) MBA: at Baylor, KC 2-2 (6-2) Pope Prep: at Ravenwood {6-2}, McCallie 2-2 (4-3) Knox Catholic: at Powell {7-1}, MBA 1-2 (6-2) Baylor: MBA, at FRHS 0-4 (5-4) Father Ryan: BYE, Baylor McCallie has clinched the #1 seed in the East. Clearwater beat McCallie in 2019, and Clearwater's only 2021 loss to-date was a 53-50 shootout. Baylor beat Pope Prep. Pope Prep beat Knox Catholic. Knox Catholic beat Baylor. Father Ryan will be either the #5 or #6 East seed. West 3-0 (8-0) Briarcrest: at St.B, at Ensworth 3-0 (6-2) Ensworth: at BA, Briarcrest 2-1 (5-3) Brentwood Academy: Ensworth, at MUS 2-2 (5-3) MUS: PURE Athletic Alliance {1-5}, BA 0-4 (4-4) Christian Brothers: Memphis Central {8-0}, at St.B 0-1 (0-6) St. Benedict: Briarcrest, CBHS The winner of Christian Brothers at St. Benedict will be the West #5 seed, while the loser will be the West #6 seed.

Here's the Pope Prep game-winning field goal.

FINAL- MUS 31, CBHS 9

FINAL- Baylor 41, Hendersonville 35 FINAL- McCallie 38, Father Ryan 21 Q2- Memphis University School 24, Christian Brothers 0

FINAL: Pope Prep 36, Knox Catholic 33 Pope Prep 47-yd field goal :05.9 to go for the win

2:08 Q4- Knox Catholic 33, Pope Prep 33 9:56 Q4- Baylor 41, Hendersonville 28 9:48 Q4- McCallie 31, Father Ryan 14

5:00 Q4- Knox Catholic 33, Pope Prep 26 2:16 Q3- Baylor 41, Hendersonville 21 4:37 Q3- McCallie 31, Father Ryan 14

End Q3- Knox Catholic 26, Pope Prep 26

Half- Baylor 27, Hendersonville 21 0:29 Q2- McCallie 28, Father Ryan 14

5:59 Q2: McCallie 21, Father Ryan 7 Half: Pope Prep 26, Knox Catholic 10

Q3 2:05 MBA 24, Ensworth 14

FINAL: Lipscomb 44, Knox Catholic 0. Q3 10:00 MBA 17, Ensworth 14

FINAL: Father Ryan 35, Clarksville NE 0. Oakland is up 20-17 on CPA, Q4 7:52.

Halftime: Father Ryan 14, Clarksville NE 0.

There might have been curfew/HOA considerations with that, as I'm sure Clarksville NE was less than thrilled about making another round trip drive down to south Nashville. 14-0 Father Ryan lead Q2 8:00. And no, I'm not there. CPA 14, Oakland 7. The game is on WGNS radio. No video and CPA seems unhappy about it. NFHS has a couple of Metro games (Glencliff/Hillwood and Cane Ridge/Overton) that I found mostly unwatchable for multiple reasons.

It was the home opener but the second game of the season -- the opener was at Hillwood in embarrassingly sloppy conditions. As I recall it was an extended lightning delay just before halftime and not anything curfew-related per se.

Clarksville Northeast is playing at Father Ryan tonight. https://events.locallive.tv/events/55786 The last time Clarksville NE played at Father Ryan was 2016, when everyone had to come back on Saturday morning due to the Friday night game being suspended due to inclement weather. Clarksville NE is 2-5 this season, but in their two wins they've scored north of 60 points, including last Friday's 61-20 win at Clarksville Northwest. I watched the Baylor/McCallie game on VOD. That stadium really gets loud when they have a packed house. McCallie's 28-20 win is somehow both a misleading score (McCallie led 28-7 after three quarters) yet also not as Baylor had the ball down by one possession there near the end. You have to pressure McCallie QB #14 to have a chance. He's just too accurate with too strong of an arm, and he will pick you apart if you drop 7 or 8 into coverage on the reg.

Oh wow, you can tell I'm a bit out of the loop. Forget what I wrote about playoff scenarios.

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