Montgomery Bell Academy

Gavin Hampton, 12 for 15, 257 yards, five touchdowns for the Warriors.

Number four, Montgomery Bell Academy defeats Macaulay, 31-28.

Charlie Verner, 11-13, 179 yards with two touchdowns passing, 14 carries, 133 yards, two touchdowns rushing for the Big Red.

Oakland, number five, Oakland, 42, Stewart's Creek, zero.

And, man, you know, to have a chance to play the last week of the season at home for a share of the region title, you know, we talked about that last night in our team meeting and just so excited about that.

But we know the task is big in front of us.

I mean, they're the defending state runner-ups, right? they're ranked in the top two or three in the state sports writers poll and for a, um, you know, you look at the schedule they've played, you know, with NBA and CPA and Murfreesboro Oakland, um, uh, just a really good solid football team that's battle tested.

Uh, they are fast and physical and well coached.

That's right.

Attended Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville, which is also the alma mater of this man, the 2012 NL Cy Young Award winner as a member of the New York Mets.

Oh.

Max Scherzer.

He always has to, you know, yeah, I'm a coach.

Chris Sanders coach at NBA.

We know that you're at Montgomery Bell Academy.

No, he doesn't say NBA.

He says Montgomery Bell Academy.

We know that you're our coach at Montgomery Bell Academy, Chris.

You don't have to say the whole thing, buddy.

But it makes him feel good.

And that's all over, all over the game.

So I think you and I have talked about this before, but kind of looking at the psychology of it all, you're a coach at NBA, and NBA is a proud program that has done a lot of winning.

But like any program, you're going to have times where maybe you're not as good as Team A or Team B or whatever.

Right.

Gavin Hampton 9-for-11 passing, 173 yards, three touchdowns for the Warriors.

Number four, Montgomery Bell Academy was open.

Number five, Oakland 42, Laverne zero.

Cam Morton, three touchdown passes on the night, zero interceptions for the Patriots.

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So here's hoping they can make the [laughs] the journey and sidestep the chaos of Chattanooga traffic to, uh, to be there on time and ready to compete, 'cause they, they have just the one loss this year, and that was at Montgomery Bell Academy.

Well, good luck to you and Charlie on that front-

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Gavin Schroeder, 10 for 15 passing, 228 yards, four touchdowns for the Tigers.

Montgomery Bell Academy defeats Father Ryan 35 to seven.

Charlie Verner, 10 for 15 passing, 162 yards, one touchdown- Five carries, 45 yards, one touchdown rushing for the Big Red.

McEwen 44, Collinwood 22.

Yeah, I think that there's two games that are a little bit scary in D2 AAA, and that's tonight.

That's the one you just mentioned, Christ Presbyterian Academy at Innsworth, and then also NBA going to Father Ryan.

But, you know, CPA is 0-4 on the year, right, which that's never happened.

I don't think they want to end the season 0-10.

We'll see.

I think this will be a much better game than what the records show.

I guess the same conversation is to be had about NBA at Father Ron as well, would you not?

Yeah, Father Ryan's better this year than they've been.