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South Laurel survives Madison Southern thriller, advances to second round of Class 5A playoffs
RICHMOND — South Laurel’s football season will continue for at least another week after the Cardinals survived a thrilling 42-40 battle against Madison Southern in the opening round of the KHSAA Class 5A playoffs Friday. The two-point victory improved South Laurel to 8-3 and sent the Cardinals into...
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Corbin explodes for 37 first-quarter points, cruises past Russell County in playoff opener
CORBIN — It didn’t take long for Corbin to make a statement in the opening round of the KHSAA Class 4A football playoffs. The Redhounds erupted for 37 first-quarter points and never looked back, cruising to a 64-7 victory over Russell County to advance to the second round of postseason play.
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Cosby blasts Midway 48-8 for first-ever football playoff victory
COSBY — For the first 35 seasons of Cosby High School football, even when the Eagles found regular-season success, a playoff victory just wouldn’t come. Heading into this season, fourth-year head coach Levi Cooper and his team made it a stated goal to finally break through in the postseason. On Friday night, they did just that. Cosby, the No. 1 seed out of Region 1, blasted Midway, the No. 4 seed from Region 2, to the tune of a 48-8 final score in the first round of the TSSAA 1A state playoffs at Virgil Ball Stadium. In the process, the Eagles secured the program’s first-ever 10-win season, too. Next up is a second-round home game versus Whitwell, the No. 2 seed in Region 3. “I chased this thing as a player and I was a student here for 13 years,” Cooper said. “Just seeing the players who were there before me and guys who I played with here tonight and former coaches and this and that, it’s just a huge thing for our community. I’m glad we finally get to put it to bed and quit talking about it. “Now, we can just go focus on doing the things that
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The Newport Plain Talk
Cosby has familiar playoff opponent in Midway to open postseason
COSBY — On Nov. 8, 2025, the Cosby High School football team traveled to Kingston and was defeated by Midway 27-13 in the first round of the TSSAA 1A state playoffs. On Friday, 363 days later, the Eagles will host the Green Wave in Cosby with a chance for revenge — and the program’s first-ever postseason win — on the line. Region 1 champion Cosby (9-1) will see a Midway team that went 6-4 under first-year coach Anthony Leckie, who promoted from offensive coordinator, and finished fourth in Region 2 after starting 0-3 in league play before winning four straight. The Green Wave enter the postseason on a five-game winning streak overall and defeated Wartburg Central 28-17 in a go-or-go-home contest last Thursday. “They look a little bit different than they did last year when we played them in the playoffs,” Cosby head coach Levi Cooper said of Miday. “They’ve got a new head coach. So, schematically, they look different, a little bit, on both sides. Personnel-wise, they seem to be extremely athletic on both sides. They’ve got a really good quarterback, a really good running back, and some athletic wide receivers that they like to throw the ball around
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Oak Ridge Wildcats face Dobyns Bennett in playoffs Nov. 6
The Oak Ridge High School Wildcats will play Dobyns-Bennett this Friday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m. in the first round of the TSSAA Class 6A football playoffs. Dobyns-Bennett High School is located at 1 Tribe Way, Kingsport. The school is about 120 miles or two hours away from Oak Ridge High. The Wildcats played Maryville on Oct. 29 at Blankenship Field, but unfortunately lost by a score of 48-17. It was the final game of the regular season. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Oak Ridge Wildcats face Dobyns Bennett in playoffs Nov. 6
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Dobyns-Bennett program helps ease the freshmen transition
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) – Starting high school can be scary, especially at a school with nearly 2,500 students. Dobyns-Bennett High School (DBHS) administration has implemented a system to ease that transition. DBHS Assistant Principal Aaron Gourley said the Freshmen Success program begins at the middle school level. He said DBHS sends its counselors into the […]