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Friday Football Frenzy: Scores and highlights for Nov. 13, 2026
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — High school football playoffs continue Friday, Nov. 13, with teams across western North Carolina looking to keep their championship hopes alive. We're tracking scores throughout the night, with updates and photos from playoff action across the mountains. Below are the playoff matchups, organized by classification.
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This North Carolina College Was Quietly Crowned The State’s Hidden Gem Heading Into 2027
Some of the calmest acres in Raleigh sit just a few minutes from the busy downtown core, and plenty of North Carolinians drive right past them without a second look. Behind the campus gates is a small school with a big reputation for close-knit classes, friendly faces, and athletic fields worth a stroll.
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Matchups set for round 2 of state playoffs tonight; five Alamance teams still in the hunt for state championships
The second round of the high school football playoffs will be held Friday night. Here’s a look at match-ups for Alamance County teams:. Southern (8-2), the No. 6 seed in the East Region, has won four in a row. Its two defeats came by three-point margins. No. 11 seed...
Charlotte Observer
On eve of playoff debut, nationally ranked Hough football investigated, cleared
Nationally ranked Hough High School will make its 2026 N.C. high school football playoff debut Friday night at home against Palisades. The Observer has learned that the N.C. High School Athletic Association investigated a potential rules violation concerning student-athlete eligibility on the team, and referred the case to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. No violations were found. “When concerns regarding residency or eligibility are raised, those concerns are reviewed through the appropriate CMS processes, including coordination with CMS Athletics and CMS Student Placement,” said CMS spokesperson Tom Miner. “Hough High School has consistently worked closely with district staff to address any residency or eligibility questions that have been brought forward.” The Observer reached out to Hough athletic director Derek Butler and principal David Farley for comment. Neither responded. Miner said there is no current investigation ongoing at the school, despite a claim made via email to The Observer earlier this week. That claim was forwarded to Hough and CMS officials. “As appropriate,” Miner said, “the school has taken proactive steps to verify residency information and ensure compliance with all applicable requirements. The questions raised in the recent correspondence are not supported by the information available to the school. Further, CMS is not aware