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2006 13-1 Ooltewah Owls Coached by Benny Monroe

 

Cookeville W 24-21

Rhea County W 28-6

McMinn County W 24-14

Chattanooga Central W 61-22

William Blount W 28-24

Bradley Central W 51-7

Heritage W 41-0

Farragut W 30-28

Oak Ridge W 23-6

Soddy Daisy W 30-0

 

Playoffs

 

Science Hill W 38-14

Sevier County W 27-14

Farragut W 42-14

Smyrna L 28-25

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1976 12-1 Brentwood Academy Eagles Coached by Carleton Flatt

 

Portland W 48-27

Giles County W 39-0

Nashville North W 39-14

Cohn W 27-7

Bellevue W 34-7

Harding Academy W 7-6

Hillwood W 16-14

Livingston Academy W 26-3

Hickman County W 40-6

Goodlettsville W 32-7

 

Playoffs

 

Trousdale County W 14-6

Mitchell W 35-12

Maryville L 27-0

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1972 Baylor Red Raiders Coached by Red Etter

 

Lakeview(GA) W 35-6

Huntsville(AL) W 27-0

Chattanooga City L 7-6

Kirkman W 28-6

Clarksville NW W 26-6

McCallie W 36-0

Riverside W 48-12

Notre Dame W 27-6

Hixson W 28-0

Howard W 53-12

 

Playoffs

 

Franklin County W 12-7

Hamilton W 28-10

Tennessee High L 39-6

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1998 13-1 South Pittsburg Pirates Coached by Vic Grider

 

Whitwell W 75-7

Lookout Valley W 70-0

Grundy County W 53-14

Marion County W 49-0

Sequatchie County W 43-0

Greenback W 77-30

Boyd Buchanan W 41-6

Charleston W 48-14

Copper Basin W 35-0

Midway W 54-0

 

Playoffs

 

Sunbright W 56-6

Coalfield W 49-6

Boyd Buchanan W 34-10

Trousdale County L 42-32

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2001 10-3 Cherokees of McMinn County Coached by John Mullinax

 

Bradley Central W 21-7

Ooltewah W 20-19

Cleveland L 43-42

Farragut W 27-0

McMinn Central W 54-10

Oak Ridge W 29-27

Soddy Daisy W 35-21

William Blount L 21-7

Cumberland County W 40-27

Heritage W 56-21

 

Playoffs

 

South Doyle W 21-7

Science Hill W 35-17

Ooltewah L 51-14

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