2019 Careacter Benefit Football Games for Campbell County Head Coach Justin Price son Jack

[Hadmatter]

Hello.My name is Aaron.Each year we have Charity Football games for non playoff teams the week of round 1 of the state playoffs.It is for all classes.They are TSSAA approved.The Careacter Charity Football Classic a 11th game.You get credit for a win by playing in this game & a beautiful trophy.We have a game on Thursday November 7th and 3 on Saturday November 9th..We have been doing this 8 years.We play the games at Knoxville Grace.Coach Dave Moore who Coached at Lenoir City & Catholic among other places runs it.This year all the proceeds go to Jack Price(the son of Campbell County Head Football Coach Justin Price)who has Leukemia .If you want to play in this great postseason game contact Coach Dave Moore.His number is 1-865-223-9276 .He will fill you in all all the amazing things of these charity games including us being in the Guinness Book Of World Records!!! Last year we did it for Chemical dependent born children for Children Hospital. Thank You for your time !  AC 

Edited October 23, 2019 by Hadmatter

[Hadmatter]

We are working hard to get 4 games

[GoPats2019]

This is a great cause. I hope it's successful! 

[Hadmatter]

Everyone is saying no it's very frustrating

[fredjones]

you may want to speak with knox catholic and Ensworth.  One of them will be sitting at home for the playoffs

[GoPats2019]

Siegel, Rockvale, Warren Co and Coffee Co will all be sitting home. This would be a great opportunity for those programs. 

[Gridiron32]

Have you all approached Union Co? I feel like they might be interested. Or maybe Carter?

[Red Rebels]

Are all non-playoff teams eligible? What is the criteria? I know it used to be 5-5 or better. Is that still in effect? 

[HTV]

7 minutes ago, Red Rebels said:

Are all non-playoff teams eligible? What is the criteria? I know it used to be 5-5 or better. Is that still in effect? 

Any non playoff team is eligible.  Powell played one year during the dark days at 1-9, if memory serves.  It's not like the old "bowl game" days.