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Former Vol quarterback leads Concord Christian to first playoff win
Concord Christian School defeated Fayette Academy (Somerville, Tennessee), 49-21, Friday in the opening round of the TSSAA Division II-A playoffs at Bill Clabo Field in Farragut, Tennessee. The victory was the first postseason win in Concord Christian (8-3) program history. Former Tennessee quarterback Steve Matthews serves as the Lions' head coach. Concord Christian led Fayette Academy (6-5), 35-0, after the first quarter. The Lions scored on their first offensive play when freshman quarterback Dylan Brown completed an 80-yard touchdown pass to Dasani Moulden. "We knew they had a long trip from and we wanted to come out and score early," Matthews told Vols Wire. "We like to start fast, especially against a Wing-T team, try to get them in a hole to where it gets them in a hole, where it takes them out of what they like to do. "We wanted to get ahead of them because teams that run the Wing-T have a hard time catching up when they get behind." Brown completed 10-of-12 passing attempts for 289 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. Sophomore running back Maurice Smith totaled 114 rushing yards and two touchdowns on five attempts for the Lions. Concord Christian will play on Nov.
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Collegiate Bass Fishing Series To Return To Kentucky Lake
SAN ANTONIO, TX– 2027 will mark the Association of Collegiate Anglers’ 22nd season of contesting major college fishing events, supporting the growth of college fishing and working with schools and companies nationwide to grow the sport of fishing. The Association of Collegiate Anglers remains committed to hosting no-entry-fee, no membership fee events, and creating programs to help college anglers while also providing nationally televised and live streamed coverage of the Bass Pro Shops Collegiate Bass Fishing Series.
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Paris Student Gets Hands-On Experience In Forensics
MARTIN, Tenn. – When Harlee Veazey began working with bones during a forensic anthropology exercise at the National Forensic Academy Collegiate Program, she discovered an interest she hadn’t expected. She is a Paris native and graduate of Henry County High School. Veazey plans to graduate in December and...
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UT Martin Student Completes National Forensic Academy
A UT Martin senior is gaining hands-on experience in crime scene investigation after completing a three-week national forensic academy in Oak Ridge. A criminal justice major from Paris, Harlee Veazy participated in the National Forensic Academy Collegiate Program through the University of Tennessee’s Law Enforcement Innovation Center. Students receive...
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Rebels Beat Camden; Earn Home Playoff Game!
The Stewart Co. High School Rebels football team traveled to Camden Central High School, Friday, October 23 and won 26-24 in a back and forth exciting game. The Rebels will now be hosting a 1st Round State Playoff game. It will be held Fri., Nov. 6 at SCHS. The Rebels were playing an always tough Camden team. In 2020, the Rebels beat Camden for the first time since 1999, also earning a 1st Round Home Playoff game then. This is only the 3rd time the Rebels have beat Camden since 99. We lost to Camden 51-29 last year, even with 555 yards of total offense. QB #2 Anthony Bisogno had 386 yards passing, completing 33 of 53 attempts in 2025 against Camden.
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UT Martin Receives Grant For Food Processing Facility
MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at Martin received a Research Facilities Act Program grant from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture to build a cold food processing facility within the university’s Tennessee Entrepreneurial Science and Technology (TEST) Hub, which began construction last April. Funded by...