Opening Drive (Nov. 22): Drenched in drama
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Opening Drive (Nov. 22): Drenched in drama

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Will you need rain gear tonight, or will the skies let up enough to allow things to be settled on the field in calm conditions?

Who will break through to the Class 4A semifinals, DeKalb County or Nolensville?

Which way will several rematches go this time around?

Will there be a representative from the midstate in Cookeville in Division II-AAA?

Those questions and more will be answered tonight … on the field.

The time for talking is over. This time next week, we’ll be trying to recover from turkey and Black Friday shopping excursions.

Catch up on news from around the area:

Who Ya Got? Picks for Division I quarterfinal and Division II semifinal games | Midstate Preps Plus

Player of the Week – Second round playoffs Midstate Preps Plus

TSSAA football playoffs analysis: How five teams that lost first meeting can win rematch | Tennessean

Lipscomb Academy’s Kyle McNamara voted Tennessean high school boys athlete of the week | Tennessean

Mose Phillips, Dan Eskew, Doc Shelton in 2020 Metro Sports Hall of Fame class | Tennessean

Early schedule prepared Blackman for tough playoff run | Daily News Journal

A look at Oakland football’s winning streak | Daily News Journal

Mostradamus aims to make late amends | Columbia Daily Herald

Lebanon, Mt. Juliet football earn top region honors | Lebanon Democrat

Watertown, Friendship face Round 3 rematches | Lebanon Democrat

Wilson Bank Player of the Week: Kobe Ford | Hartsville Vidette

Trousdale County, Watertown rematch in quarterfinals | Hartsville Vidette

Yellow Jackets ram their way past Tyner in second round | Hartsville Vidette

Greenbrier pays off stadium renovation debt early | Robertson County Connection

Oakland, Blackman one win away from state semifinals | Murfreesboro Post

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