Fans can cast their vote for the Sellars Funeral Homes Player of the Week and Line of the Week award for first-round playoff games around the area.
The poll will be open until 6 p.m. Central time on Wednesday, Nov. 13. One vote can be cast per voting period.
Regular-season winners are again eligible in the playoffs.
Make sure to watch 615 Preps LIVE each Wednesday on our YouTube channel to see who we select as the winner. Our team submits their votes for Player of the Week, and the fans’ poll winner gets one vote on the show as well. If there’s a tie, the fans’ voting serves as the tiebreaker and the higher-finishing player wins. The Line of the Week award is entirely fan-voted.
Please note: Stats must be sent to us by 5 p.m. Sunday in order for players and lines to be considered. Please have your stat person message us @615Preps on Instagram or X (formerly Twitter) or email them to us at 615preps@gmail.com.
Here are the finalists, in alphabetical order, for the Player of the Week award for Week 12:
Mitchell Carey, DCA: Carey went 22-of-33 passing for 259 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 35 yards and two more scores in the Wildcats’ 38-0 victory over Tipton-Rosemark.
Grayson DeGraff, Grace Christian: DeGraff caught nine passes for 237 yards adn two touchdowns in the Lions’ 37-7 win at Providence Christian.
DJ Taylor, Riverdale: Taylor ran for 151 yards and two scores and added a receiving touchdown in the Warriors’ 35-14 victory over visiting Riverdale.
Cooper White, Westmoreland: White rushed for 237 yards and four touchdowns on just 10 carries in the Eagles’ 48-14 victory over visiting Cannon County.
Kason Woodson, Springfield: Woodson helped the Yellow Jackets rally from a 17-point deficit with less than six minutes to play, throwing for 353 yards and five touchdowns on 18-of-37 passing in their 32-29 win at Munford.
Here are the Line of the Week finalists for Week 12:
Beech defense: The Buccaneers limited visiting Brighton to 163 yards of total offense with one sack and a fumble recovery in a 55-0 victory.
Page defense: The Patriots held visiting Columbia to 57 total yards and forced two fumbles in a 19-2 victory.
Oakland defense: The Patriots held visiting Lebanon to 81 yards of total offense with three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery in their 41-0 victory.
Macon County offense: The Tigers rushed for 408 yards and five touchdowns and finished with 439 yards of total offense in their 34-0 victory at Soddy Daisy.
Station Camp offense: The Bison finished with 469 yards of offense (372 rushing, 97 passing) and five rushing touchdowns in their 47-24 win at Jackson North Side.
Previous winners this season:
Week 1: Zach Borders, Macon County (player); Macon County defense (line)
Week 2: T.T. Hill, Oakland (player); Oakland offense (line)
Week 3: Deon Barnes, Whites Creek (player); BGA offense (line)
Week 4: Aric Lopez, White House Heritage (player); White House offense (line)
Week 5: Kannon Burroughs, Green Hill (player); Green Hill offense (line)
Week 6: Chelton Swafford, Beech (player); Creek Wood defense (line)
Week 7: Car’Lando Barton, Friendship Christian (player); Westmoreland defense (line)
Week 8: Jared Curtis, Nashville Christian (player); Beech offense (line)
Week 9: Xavier Murray, White House Heritage (player); White House Heritage offense (line)
Week 10: Andre Adams, Antioch (player); Kirkwood offense (line)
Week 11: Blake Waldorf, Watertown (player); Station Camp defense (line)