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5 minutes ago, CatsAndPats said:

The only common opponent between them and any Tullahoma opponent is Lexington. I’m trying to understand how they only scored 16 on them and PC put up 56 against them. 

We dropped a ton of passes against Lexington. By far our worse game this year. Defense held that RB of Lexington to 13 Carrie’s and 11 yards

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Good Luck to the Tullahoma Wildcats tonight.  Coach John Olive's quest for a State Championship could be one of the more "heart tugging" storylines in Chattanooga next week if the Wildcats are able to reach that point.  

Coach Olive is now 201-126 in 29 Years at THS.  He has reached the TSSAA State Playoffs 23 out of 29 years as the leader of the Wildcats football program.  This is the kind of story that you root for as a football fan.  You wonder if he will call it a career at the end of this magical season (especially if his team reaches the Blue Cross Bowl in the same year that he reached the 200 win plateau at THS).  Tullahoma is a very senior heavy football team.  If so I'd love to see Coach Olive ride out with a State Championship.  

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