Opening Drive (Sept. 20): Halfway point (for most)
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Opening Drive (Sept. 20): Halfway point (for most)

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After tonight’s games, most teams in the area will be halfway through their regular seasons. One team that got an early jump on that is Pearl-Cohn, as the Firebirds collected a forfeit victory from RePublic on Thursday. The rest of the area will simply have to win their games on the field. Next week, we’ll begin our mid-term reports on teams after they complete their fifth game of the season.

Catch up on news from around the area:

Pearl-Cohn picks up forfeit win over RePublic | Tennessean

RePublic did not have enough “academically eligible players to field a full, healthy team.” The Trailblazers are slated to play at Franklin Road Academy next week.  

Explosive start to season brings Gallatin senior Spencer Briggs SEC football recruiting attention | Tennessean

We’ve talked about Briggs plenty this season, and bigger programs are starting to take notice, too.

Tennessee high school football statewide predictions for Week 5 | Tennessean

DOUBLE TROUBLE | Columbia Daily Herald

Spring Hill’s Elijah Williams might just have a chance to play at the next level in football and baseball.

Football Preview: Critical matchup for Fairview; Franklin heads to Indy; Nolensville begins homestand | Williamson Herald

Football Preview: BGA, CPA meet in DII-AA title rematch | Williamson Herald

Bulldogs struggle mentally in loss | Macon County Times

Tigers break school record in rout of Glencliff | Macon County Times

Trousdale County dominates home opener vs. Gordonsville | Hartsville Vidette

Yellow Jackets to host Westmoreland in region play | Hartsville Vidette

Week 5 features rivalry, TV, rematch | Lebanon Democrat

Sumner County Picks and Previews – Week 5 | Portland Sun

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