jmj1961

No. In West Tennseessee, not counting Division I or II, Milan has the most appearances with 10 since the current TSSAA playoffs began in 1969. Union City and Germantown each have 7 appearances with those teams winning 4 and 3 state titles, respectively. Lake County and Melrose have 6 appearances with 3 and 2 state titles, respectively. And Peabody has 5 appearances with 3 state titles. So, Milan and Union City are the West teams tied with most gold balls at 4.

[Sung to the tune of the Christmas song, "Silver Bells" with apologies to the late Jay Livingston and Ray Evans] Silver balls, silver balls, its close to time in these counties. Ring at last? Not so fast Soon you will play Pea Bod Day

That moment when silence fell over Chapel Hill....

Passing: 1,557 yds, 23 TDs, 5 INTs Rushing: 77 Rushes, 542 yds, 10 TDs

Since the Mr. Football award only has 1 winner per class, wonder if this is the first time two winners will appear in the same game?

Thanks!!

Let's discuss something really important. Here's the one question Peabody fans need to know from Riverside: How's the food at Cowboy Steakhouse in Decaturville?

Which, unfortunately more often than not, can haunt a high school team no matter how good they are.

Cornersville may wish they had taken that field goal opportunity in the first quarter

Amen.

Another option for state tourney is 8 team modified double elimination, with semi finals and finals being single elimination.

Two suggestions to TSSAA baseball post season: (1) Since most districts have 8 teams, rather than district tournaments being double elimination, allow the top 4 finishers in the district tournament to advance to the Region as in basketball. This would field 64 teams in Region play rather than 32, and speed up district play. First round in Region would still be single elimination to allow the last 16 to advance to sectionals as they do now. (2) Make the state tournament a true double elimination among all 8 teams.

Won't punt; won't pass; won't kick FGs. Dangerous strategy, but congrats to UC, for pulling it off. The seniors have two state championship rings. Memories for a lifetime.

UC is a very good team. Peabody contained the veer to an extent, but couldn’t stop it. Doubt any team can. Trenton was one of the few teams to hold UC under 30 pts, and did it twice, but to beat UC you have to either contain the veer or hope UC beats themselves with turnovers or drive killIng penalties. Or else be able to match them score for score.

1. Loretto 2. Goodpasture 3. Trenton Peabody 4. Summertown 5. Gordonsville 6. Huntingdon 7. North Greene 8. Greenback 9. Scotts Hill 10. Knoxville Grace