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Eagles’ postgame more subdued as business takes over
COSBY — If the prior week’s postgame celebration was a party, Friday night’s was more like a business meeting. Eight days after the Cosby High School football team celebrated at Virgil Ball Stadium’s scoreboard with the cheerleaders and the student section after clinching the Region 1-1A championship with a 44-21 victory over Jellico on Oct. 29, the Eagles followed up their first-ever TSSAA 1A state playoff win over Midway 48-8 in a far more subdued manner. For the second week in a row, there were fireworks in the sky, but the emotions that go along with wrapping up a league title were far more in check after Cosby’s inaugural postseason triumph as the team remained focus on the task ahead, already beginning to think about a second-round matchup with Whitwell this Friday. “Last week, I think it was more emotional,” Eagles head coach Levi Cooper said. “You play those same teams every year. There was a lot of chatter back-and-forth and that makes it a big deal. We have an extremely mature football team. The way we handled our business tonight kind of led to the subdued celebration. We came out and executed at a really high level in all
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Lady Vols coaching legend Pat Summitt to be featured on U.S. postage stamp
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Pat Summitt, the Lady Vol coaching legend who led her team to eight national championships, is being honored with a 2027 postage stamp. Summitt was included in the U.S. Postal Service’s 2027 stamp subject lineup, announced Monday. The stamp will feature a portrait of Summitt created by Roberto Parada and designed by Ethel Kessler, a USPS art director.
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US District Court opens the door for religious group seeking to establish religious charter school in Knoxville
A United States District Court ruled that Tennessee cannot require charter schools to operate as "nonreligious" in order to participate in a public benefit program. This comes after a lawsuit from the proposed Wilberforce Academy of Knoxville.