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INSTANT CLASSIC: Raiders bring Coffee Pot back to Manchester
Jayden Silva and the 2024 Red Raider football team have their spot etched in the 99-year history of the Coffee Pot rivalry. Silva sent a 24-yard field goal sailing through the uprights with 13 seconds to play and the Coffee County Red Raiders beat Tullahoma 24-21 and claim victory in the 2024 Coffee Pot Rivalry in Tullahoma.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT 99TH ANNUAL COFFEE POT: Series history. Ticket info. Broadcast information
The historic Coffee Pot rivalry between Coffee County Central and Tullahoma will renew for the 99th time Friday, Aug. 30, 2024 when the two teams get together in Tullahoma. Tullahoma is coming off a week 1 loss to Stewarts Creek but the Wildcats do hold the Coffee Pot after beating the Raiders 16-0 in Manchester last year.
Marshall County Gets Past Shelbyville
On Thursday night in high school football, Shelbyville took on Marshall County, which was full of offense. The Tigers would pull out the 47-35 win after outscoring the Golden Eagles 19-7 in the fourth quarter. Shelbyville’s Robert Bailey had 240 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. Stephen Bobo added...
Sewanee Cross Country Teams Open Season with Strong Showings at Mountainside Stride
SEWANEE, Tenn. – Sewanee's cross country teams kicked off their 2024 season with performances at the Mountainside Stride meet in Chattanooga, Tenn., hosted by Covenant College. The women's team claimed third place out of six teams, scoring 105 points. Allison Haworth led the Tigers, finishing sixth overall with a...
WEDNESDAY SCOREBOARD: Coffee Middle, Westwood both drop Wednesday matches
COFFEE COUNTY MIDDLE VOLLEYBALL 0, WARREN COUNTY 2. Coffee Middle volleyball is unbeaten no more. CMS lost at home to Warren County 0-2 Wednesday night. The makes the Lady Raiders 8-1 on the year. The JV Lady Raiders got a 2-1 win. CMS will play at Cannon County on Sept....
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