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Hoover vs. Thompson, Spain Park vs. Prattville Lead Projected 2026 AHSAA, AISA Second-Round Playoff Pairings
BIRMINGHAM, AL – The first round is in the books, and the second round of the 2026 Alabama high school football playoffs is shaping up to deliver some heavyweight clashes. Hoover travels to Thompson. Spain Park gets a rematch at No. 1 Prattville. Hewitt-Trussville heads north to James Clemens. Those three Class 6A showdowns lead a packed slate of projected pairings across every AHSAA classification and the AISA brackets.
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Moody High School faculty member placed on leave during investigation
Why was the faculty member placed on administrative leave under board policy?. St. Clair County Schools said Tuesday that administrators received a report of an incident involving a faculty member and a student at Moody High School. The student’s parents have been contacted, and the principal spoke with them directly.
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Football recap: Huskies hang on, Cougars roll
Hewitt-Trussville quarterback Jack Floyd (7) breaks a tackle and finds the end-zone during a game between Hewitt-Trussville High School and Gadsden City on Friday, November 6, 2026 at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium. Photo by Shawn Bowles. Hewitt-Trussville High School’s football team beat Gadsden City 38-35 on Friday night at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium in...
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Gadsden City football ending 2026 season with hope for what's ahead
TRUSSVILLE — Sam Sollie and Dylan Perry did about all they could do in Gadsden City football's attempt to pull off a surprise win over Hewitt-Trussville to open the AHSAA playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6. The Titans raced out to an 11-point lead in the second quarter, as Sollie threw for two scores and the Titan defense was able to force back-to-back interceptions to set up the scoring drives. The Titans took a 4-point lead into the half as thoughts of an upset started to go through the visitor sideline. The second half saw a shootout ensue, with Sollie finding Perry on three touchdowns, from 59, 54 and 29 yards out but ultimately Jack Floyd was able to lift the Huskies to a 38-35 win with a three-touchdown night of his own. Sollie threw for 274 yards, 166 of those to Perry as the defense forced three turnovers. "We missed a lot of opportunities tonight," Gadsden City coach Ali Smith said. "I felt like we left a lot of points out there. We missed a lot of tackles, but its things we can build on. Pretty much everyone on the offense and defensive side will be back next year." The
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Tuscaloosa Academy ousts Coosa Christian from AHSAA football playoffs
A year after Coosa Christian ended Tuscaloosa Academy's football season , the Knights returned the favor. Tuscaloosa Academy (9-1) defeated Coosa Christian 37-7 on Friday, Nov. 6, in the first round of the 2026 AHSAA Single A playoffs. It was the program's first victory against the Conquerors (3-7), advancing the Knights in the postseason. The Knights did not start with momentum. Coosa Christian struck first and, as Tuscaloosa Academy exchanged turnovers with the Conquerors in the first quarter, the pair traded blows from on-field mistakes. "Anything that you give them, they'll take advantage of," Wright said. "They're very aggressive on defense, and we've got to take advantage of that, too. They may get us sometimes, but sometimes we may get them." SCORES: West Alabama high school football scores, live updates in AHSAA playoffs, Round 1 PATRIOTS: American Christian Academy football snaps 14-year losing streak to Northside The Knights did not allow Coosa Christian to score after that first touchdown. The Conquerors defeated the Knights twice in 2025, first winning 56-21 during the regular season before shutting out Tuscaloosa Academy 17-0 in the Class 2A quarterfinals. Coosa Christian went on to win the Class 2A state championship, defeating Lanett 29-22. "It