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The first high school football game I attended was actually as a senior in high school at Farragut. No idea who they were playing but it was the 1993 season and my then boyfriend (who is now my husband) was a starting running back so I came to see him. We ended up moving out of state at 19 and moved back three years ago. Now, he coaches RBs at the same high school and I get to watch our sons play for the same school. 

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I am really not sure who the Oak Ridge Wildcats played or when. I was born in 1963 so it was probably around the 1968 season when one of my older brothers played nose guard for the Big Red ( now we say, the Cardinal and Gray ). My special memory was standing along the 72 steps that go from the field up to the locker rooms. We would slap the Wildcats on their shoulder pads as they climbed the steps. When my brother went past he gave me his chin strap and made sure I saw the blood coming from his broken nose. He was proud of always getting his nose broke during games. He was a tough son of a gun with a crazy streak a mile wide. Now he and his Family live in Hawaii and he is very laid back.

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, orngnblk said:

Greenback vs Vonore cant remember the exact year but a sideline brawl after they knocked Dwayne Spires from GB under the fence and the sidelines emptied and some fans jumped the fence,Crazy night but was AWESOME!The small school passion is out of this world.

There is nothing like small town pride! 

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First game I can remember clearly was going to see Alcoa beating Everett 34-13 in 1966 at Alcoa when Albert Davis played.  In another game I never will forget was the time we went to Middlesboro, Kentucky when I played for Maryville and we were walking out of the dressing room through the crowd and their band was also just coming off the field making it even worse. Through a dare from two others on the team I grabbed a majorette from behind and gave her a wedgie and one of our coaches saw me do it and I didn't get to play that night.

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Tha furst gaim eye cain reemimburr wuz Frandsvul wuz playin Lan-Ear.....A nayborhood boy played fer Frandsvul, ole Randy Pilkington he was a goodur one.....And then'st eye reemimburr seein' Mairvul playin' Evevrurt and Troy Bowman wuz a soffmoore.....Nobodee frum tha bulldawgs wainted two hit him haid on and thay wood lett him run bye and then'st jist keap pilin' onn him unteal thay haid enuff wait two ride him down frum beehind.....:popcorneater:

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10 minutes ago, BarneySox2007 said:

 In another game I never will forget was the time we went to Middlesboro, Kentucky when I played for Maryville and we were walking out of the dressing room through the crowd and their band was also just coming off the field making it even worse. Through a dare from two others on the team I grabbed a majorette from behind and gave her a wedgie and one of our coaches saw me do it and I didn't get to play that night.

 

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