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College football Week 8 streaming guide: Tennessee-Alabama, USC-Notre Dame, sleeper games
In most cases, our knowledge increases with the passage of time. It’s what Faces sung about back in 1973, and it’s how every Alfred Hitchcock mystery found resolution. But we’re almost two months into the FBS season, and college football is still as opaque as opening day.
We do know some things. Ohio State is unsurprisingly good; Penn State is surprisingly not. What do we make of Notre Dame, though? How about USC, Oklahoma and (*winces*) Texas? Who deserves our Heisman hyperfixation? Uncertainty is this sport’s selling point, and there have been wholesale amounts of it through the first half of the season.
Last Saturday gave us a lot to parse through. Indiana stunned Oregon on “College GameDay.” Arch Manning led a Red River Rivalry upset. And the James Franklin epoch ended with a loss to … Northwestern?! More strangeness awaits. The week already started with two upsets on Tuesday night (Arkansas State eked out a last-second win over South Alabama, while Western Kentucky fell at home to FIU). Here’s what’s next, with the forthcoming schedule sorted by headliners and sleepers in each broadcast window.
All times ET, and all odds via BetMGM.
Week 8 viewing guide
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| Game | Time (ET) | TV | Stream |
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Delaware at Jacksonville St. |
7 p.m., Wed. |
ESPN |
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Tulsa at East Carolina |
7:30 p.m., Thu. |
ESPN |
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Louisville at Miami |
7 p.m., Fri. |
ESPN |
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San José St. at Utah St. |
9 p.m., Fri. |
CBSSN |
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LSU at Vanderbilt |
Noon, Sat. |
ABC |
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Georgia Tech at Duke |
Noon, Sat. |
ESPN |
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Arizona at Houston |
Noon, Sat. |
FS1 |
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Ole Miss at Georgia |
3:30 p.m., Sat. |
ABC |
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UNLV at Boise State |
3:30 p.m., Sat. |
FS1 |
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Texas Tech at Arizona State |
4 p.m., Sat. |
Fox |
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Tennessee at Alabama |
7:30 p.m., Sat. |
ABC |
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USC at Notre Dame |
7:30 p.m., Sat. |
NBC |
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Utah at BYU |
8 p.m, Sat. |
Fox |
ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC are free over the air. In addition, CBS streams on Paramount+, Fox streams on Fox One and NBC streams on Peacock. All ESPN network broadcasts, including ABC, also stream on ESPN Unlimited.
Wednesday
The warmup: Delaware at Jacksonville State, 7 p.m. on ESPN
There are two games on Wednesday evening. UTEP and Sam Houston are a combined 1-11 this year, so we’ll go with the Blue Hens and Gamecocks. Two of Delaware’s last three tries have made for close finishes (beat UConn 44-41, lost to Western Kentucky 27-24). Quarterback Nick Minicucci has topped 300 passing yards twice, and he has a pair of three-TD rushing efforts as well. Jacksonville State’s Cam Cook leads the nation in rushing (832 yards, 5.9 yards per carry, seven scores). He’s dynamic between the tackles and pounds the rock beyond his 5-foot-11 frame.
Thursday
The warmup: Tulsa at East Carolina, 7:30 p.m. on ESPN
Our only offering Thursday. If you’re not quite feeling championship series baseball … or the NHL’s opening week … or the Joe Flacco-Aaron Rodgers duel in pro football, well, here’s your salvation. Tulsa’s offense isn’t particularly watchable right now, but edge rusher J’Dan Burnett is scorching with six sacks in six games (he had five in four years at Louisiana Tech). ECU ranks 20th in passing offense and 15th in scoring defense. The Pirates are hosting their annual “Night of the Boneyard” with sleek black jerseys. It’s like “Night of the Living Dead,” with QB Katin Houser as the lead, and without the reanimated corpses.
Friday
Best on paper: Louisville at No. 2 Miami, 7 p.m. on ESPN
This is the Hurricanes’ first interstate matchup since August (wins against Florida State, Florida, South Florida and Bethune-Cookman). Heisman hopeful Carson Beck is feeling himself under center, and Rueben Bain Jr. looks like a top-10 draft pick on the defensive line. Miami has been playing with self-assurance, and last year’s meeting with Louisville was a 52-45 banger. The Cardinals would be undefeated if not for a three-point overtime loss to Virginia last outing. Wideout Chris Bell’s recent lines: 12/170/2 TD versus UVa, and 10/135/1 TD at Pittsburgh.
Best potential chaos agent: San José State at Utah State, 9 p.m. on CBSSN
There are two other Friday games that deserve chaos consideration (chonsideration?). A ranked Nebraska team treks up to Minnesota, and Matt Rhule’s one-score proclivities are well established by now. In the late kickoff, Bill Belichick’s humiliation ritual continues with North Carolina at Cal. But we’ll give Friday’s spot to two Mountain West members with a low spread and a high-scoring outlook. Who says no to the over-under of 64.5 points? The Aggies are narrow home favorites behind QB Bryson Barnes (12 TD, 2 INT). The Spartans counter with Walker Eget (13 TD, 3 INT, fifth in passing yards per game). Recommended viewing for fans of flying objects.
Saturday, early window
Best on paper: No. 10 LSU at No. 17 Vanderbilt, noon on ABC
Place your ear to the conch and you’ll hear John Madden joyously grumbling about unstoppable forces versus immovable objects. LSU has allowed a paltry 11.8 points per game so far (fifth in college football), while Vandy is averaging more than 43 on the other end (seventh best). The linebacking Brothers Weeks (West and Whit) headline a demoralizing Tigers defense. Harold Perkins Jr. is versatile at the second level, and cornerback Mansoor Delane is flying up NFL mock boards.
Commodores quarterback Diego Pavia is a two-way game breaker. He should be eager to bounce back after Alabama bottled him up, and the Nashville crowd should be popping for this commercial broadcast.
Best potential chaos agent: No. 12 Georgia Tech at Duke, noon on ESPN
There are other worthy options, from Washington-Michigan at the Big House to John Mateer’s redemption try in South Carolina. But we’ll land on the 3-0 ACC teams with punchy offenses and budding national profiles. Georgia Tech hasn’t been this high in the AP rankings since 2014 … yet it is a slim underdog in Durham. Unranked Duke is averaging more than 42 points across its three-game conference win streak.
The shifty and hard-nosed visiting quarterback, Haynes King, has at least one rushing TD in each of his games this season. The host, Darian Mensah, is second in passing EPA, trailing only USC’s Jayden Maiava in expected points added per dropback. As always … small spread, big total, can’t lose, no Friday night or lights required here.
Saturday sleeper: Arizona at Houston, noon on FS1
Arizona just gave BYU a lasting jump-scare, the type that comes from under the bed or within a dark hallway. The Wildcats showed a lot of resolve in last Saturday’s double-OT loss. QB Noah Fifita is a dimer when he has enough time to operate. Houston’s one loss was to formidable Texas Tech, and receiver Amare Thomas has put up more than 19 yards per catch in his developing connection with Conner Weigman. Bill Connelly’s SP+ predictive model has these opponents separated by 0.8 points. Don’t sleep on the H-Town action.
Saturday, afternoon window
Best on paper: No. 5 Ole Miss at No. 9 Georgia, 3:30 p.m. on ABC
Here is our only draw between top-10 teams this week, so of course it gets the window’s top billing. “College GameDay” will be in Athens on Saturday. Lane Kiffin and Kirby Smart both came from the Nick Saban coaching tree. Kiffin called Smart, “the best coach in college football” at his Monday presser, but he also questioned his counterpart’s calorie intake.
Georgia’s defense is eating, as it’s known to do, and QB Gunner Stockton starts the week with the third-best QBR in the country. But the Bulldogs have a tough assignment in Rebels quarterback-turned-folk hero Trinidad Chambliss. The most unlikely breakout of 2025 wasn’t on a Division I roster last year. His ascent has rightfully captured hearts and spun heads. Chambliss seems wholly unafraid of the moment after toppling LSU three weeks ago.
Trinidad Chambliss has entered the Heisman Chat.
Forest Hills Northern grad Trinidad Chambliss (Mississippi Rebels QB) was 23/39 for 314 yards and 1 TD + rushed for 71 yards in their upset win over #4 LSU. pic.twitter.com/wy6v7kEEZQ
— The D Zone (@TheD_Zone) September 27, 2025
Best potential chaos agent: No. 7 Texas Tech at Arizona State, 4 p.m. on Fox
There are notable trap games in this window that should be acknowledged. Indiana takes on Michigan State in a Peacock app exclusive, which prohibits split-screen viewing. Texas A&M visits Arkansas, which is 2-4 overall and winless in conference play. Ohio State has Wisconsin … and we cannot recommend watching Wisconsin with any sound mind. How about the dynamic Red Raiders in the arid Tempe desert?
Texas Tech ranks second in the nation in scoring at 47.5 points per game, and the air-raiding offense is once again rolling under Behren Morton. Critically, Morton is dealing with a leg injury suffered in last weekend’s win over Kansas. Arizona State may have looked flat in Utah, but that was without Sam Leavitt. The QB who helped lead the Sun Devils to the College Football Playoff last year could be back under center this week after dealing with an ankle injury.
Saturday sleeper: UNLV at Boise State, 3:30 on FS1
UNLV is undefeated after squeaking past Air Force with a 51-48 victory. Boise State has topped 40 points in all four of its wins, and its blue turf is still one of the most aesthetically pleasing things in college football. The afternoon window is packed, but these two Mountain West Playoff bubblers deserve some love. The winner on Saturday keeps its outside CFP chances upright.
Saturday, evening window
Best on paper: No. 11 Tennessee at No. 6 Alabama, 7:30 p.m. on ABC
Ty Simpson is balling out like a Heisman Trophy heavyweight. He has 16 touchdowns to just one pick. He’s rerouted a potential Tide disaster with five consecutive Ws — the last three against ranked SEC teams — and he dealt Georgia its first home loss in six years. Simpson is supported by a pro-level defense that’s been particularly unforgiving on passing downs. Alabama is No. 3 in yards allowed through the air per game; it gets another chance to prove itself against Vols QB Joey Aguilar and vertical menace Chris Brazzell II (6/177/3 TD line against Georgia).
Tennessee has given us a handful of memorable finishes (44-41 OT heartbreaker to UGA, but a 41-34 OT rally at Mississippi State). And Alabama has given us much to talk about in the early going. This should be a good one.
Best potential chaos agent: No. 20 USC at No. 13 Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m. on NBC
Time for the Jeweled Shillelagh. Notre Dame’s unique independent setup puts all of its games on chaos watch. The Fighting Irish are comfortably 4-0 versus unranked opponents (their last four matchups), but they’ve dropped two thrillers by a combined four points versus the ranked ones (Miami and Texas A&M in the first two weeks). USC is indeed ranked, rocking a No. 20 spot in the latest AP poll. That doesn’t guarantee any cuticle gnawing, but the Trojans’ WR1 Makai Lemon poses all kinds of problems in South Bend. He enters Saturday as the sport’s second-best receiver by total yardage, and he’s on pace for first-round draft status despite his 5-foot-11 stature.
Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love brings his own wattage with 11 total TDs already. A third Irish L before November would seriously dent their postseason bid. USC hasn’t won at Notre Dame since 2011. This historic animosity could yield weirdness, and we sincerely hope that it does.
Saturday (don’t fall a-) sleeper, Night Moves edition*: No. 23 Utah at No. 15 BYU, 8 p.m. on Fox
*Presented by Bob Seger … and the quaking aspen, official state tree
It’s not a true sleeper given its stakes, but it still slips under the radar with the aforementioned blue bloods in this late window. Utah defensive end John Henry Daley has an absurd eight sacks so far, and he’ll have to chase down slippery BYU freshman Bear Bachmeier in the biggest game of his career to date. Utes QB Devon Dampier is elusive and nimble, too, and he can make a bellowing statement against the Cougars’ vaunted defense.
Utah-BYU has it all: ranked rivals, intrastate trophy game, an SP+ outlook separated by 0.5 points (projected final score of 24-24!). This is that meme with the wrestling guy everyone hates. Sorry, we do football over here. Dirty soda optional but encouraged.
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Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer reacts to Alabama’s Iron Bowl win
Kalen DeBoer said Alabama’s resilience and clutch plays made the difference in the Crimson Tide’s Iron Bowl victory.
AUBURN, AL – Kalen DeBoer made a gutsy call. Then Alabama’s coach made a funny.
Late in a tie game in the Iron Bowl, why did DeBoer go for 4th-and-2 instead of electing for a short go-ahead field goal?
DeBoer explained it with a bit of comedic relief.
“I figured it was 29 yards shorter than the last time we needed a touchdown here,” DeBoer deadpanned.
Good one!
DeBoer must know his Iron Bowl history. He was still coaching Washington when Jalen Milroe completed his 4th-and-a-prayer 31-yard strike to Isaiah Bond in 2023 to send Nick Saban out a victor in his final Iron Bowl.
Now, Ty Simpson joins this rivalry’s lore.
Alabama needed six feet to move the chains on fourth down. Simpson got six yards with his touchdown toss to Isaiah Horton with 3:50 remaining, good for the winning score in a 27-20 victory.
“The fact I get to say that I led a game-winning drive in the Iron Bowl, that’s something I’ll tell my kids’ kids,” Simpson said. “Just super incredible.”
Even if Alabama’s performance — the Tide were outgained by 131 yards — could best be described as something other than incredible.
Alabama probably on safe side of CFP bubble after Iron Bowl win
DeBoer described this victory the way most coaches would.
He called it gritty, not ugly. A show of resilience, not a cause for concern.
Sure beats losing, anyway.
“I couldn’t be more proud of these guys,” DeBoer said. “There’s some teams that hope they can find a way. I think our guys really understand that if they get in these spots, they can make it happen.”
A third loss would have kept No. 10 Alabama (10-2) out of the SEC Championship and out of the College Football Playoff for the second straight year.
This win probably keeps Alabama on the safe side of the bubble, for now anyway.
A triumph against Georgia next weekend in Atlanta would remove all doubt and clinch a playoff bid. Depending on where Alabama falls in the rankings this week, a competitive loss could do the trick, too, although the situation would become dicey if Brigham Young beats Texas Tech in the Big 12 Championship and turns that conference into a two-bid league, or if Alabama loses the SEC Championship by a lopsided score.
“We’ve got quality-strength wins and some wins on the road,” DeBoer said. “We’ve got more than a playoff-caliber football team.”
Kalen DeBoer joins coaches pitching his bubble team for CFP
The coaches of fellow bubble teams Miami, Vanderbilt and Texas all made their pitches, too. None of those teams is headed for a conference championship game, though. That won’t stop their lobbying.
“To do anything other than allow these guys to compete for it all would be just an injustice to the work they’ve done,” Vanderbilt’s Clark Lea said after a win against Tennessee pushed his Commodores to 10-2.
Texas’ Steve Sarkisian warmed up that language one day earlier, saying it would “be a disservice to our sport” if the committee rejected a 9-3 Longhorns team that beat Vanderbilt and also owns wins against Texas A&M (11-1) and Oklahoma (10-2), making Texas the only team with three top-15 triumphs.
Miami’s pitch is wrapped up in its head-to-head win against Notre Dame, a team with which it shares a 10-2 record.
“Head-to-head is always the No. 1 criteria regarding anything (in) athletics,” Miami’s Mario Cristobal said in his pitch.
I hate to be the one to tell Cristobal, but the No. 1 criterion is whatever the committee desires it to be to justify a particular choice.
“There’s not a question in my mind” that Alabama is a playoff team, DeBoer said.
He could say that with a straight face and conviction in his voice, because Simpson made good on DeBoer’s 4th-and-2 call, and then Alabama forced a fumble to seal the victory.
That prevented the need for any 4th-and-31 heroics on this night, and DeBoer got to try out his joke.
Blake Toppmeyer is the USA TODAY Network’s senior national college football columnist. Email him at BToppmeyer@gannett.com and follow him on X @btoppmeyer.
The Iron Bowl is always one of the most anticipated dates on the sporting calendar, but this year’s iteration should be quite the spectacle.
Auburn is in the midst of a disappointing season, but the Tigers could end Alabama’s bid to make the College Football Playoff with the upset.
Those stakes should make for quite an atmosphere inside Jordan-Hare Stadium. There’s nothing that Auburn could use more than a win over Alabama right now.
Iron Bowl: Alabama vs. Auburn odds, prediction
Auburn’s record sits at 5-6, and the Tigers already fired head coach Hugh Freeze, but things aren’t as bad as they seem on the Plains.
The Tigers just couldn’t find a way to win close games in 2025. War Eagle went 0-5 in one-score games this season, and four of them (Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Vanderbilt) came against teams that spent most of the season inside the Top 25.
The problem for the Tigers has been consistent all season. They just can’t score.
Auburn’s defense is only conceding 20.4 points per game, against an elite schedule no less, but the offense is averaging just 23.9 points per contest. That’s one way to ensure you lose a lot of close games.
The Tigers won’t be the only impressive defensive team on the field on Saturday, however.
Alabama’s offense has received plenty of praise over the course of the season thanks to the emergence of quarterback Ty Simpson, but it’s the other side of the ball that has turned the Tide into a contender. According to SP+, Alabama boasts the sixth-best defense in the country, ten spots better than Auburn.
With two great defenses, one bad offense, and another under heaps of pressure in a must-win situation, this game could be a pressure-cooker. The Iron Bowl is a place to expect the unexpected, but this one sets up to be a rock fight, which puts value on the Under 48.5.
The Play: Under 48.5 (-110, FanDuel)
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There are few Cinderella stories remaining in the AHSAA 2025 high school football playoffs.
Class 5A Scottsboro is the only unranked team remaining in the race to get to Birmingham’s Protective Stadium next week. The Wildcats host Moody tonight.
Semifinal predictions
Mobile on deck for Super 7
Black Friday features 13 unbeaten teams and three rematches as the field narrows to the final 14 teams. Thompson and Opelika are already in the finals in Class 7A. Who joins them tonight in the other classes?
Check back frequently for highlights from across the state. At the end of the night, the complete scorelist and Super 7 pairings will be available.
Here we go. …
8:38 PM, Devils doing it: Maplesville pushes its lead over Leroy to 24-6 with 10:05 to play in the third period on a 3-yard Nehemiah McCray TD run. The Red Devils and Bears are both 13-0 in 1A this season. … Muscle Shoals’ kicker Jorge Garcia kicked a 45-yard field goal with 8:46 left in the third period to cut Clay-Chalkville’s lead to 22-13. … Jackson leads St. Michael 23-15 at the half.
8:31 PM, All for naught: Tucker Tomlinson jumped on a fumbled punt return to put St. Michael in business at Jackson’s 14-yard line, but the Aggies held when the Cardinals go for it on fourth-and-10. Jackson leads 23-15 with 2:21 left in the half. … Mars Hill leads Piedmont 35-16 at the half. … Bayside leads Southside-Selma 21-8 with 8:37 left in the half. … From Opelika-Auburn News, Lanett has forced 4 turnovers and allowed Reeltown 86 yards in the first half. Lanett is up 21-0. … Addison cuts Wadley’s lead to 14-8 in the third period.
8:14 PM, No. 1 narrows No. 2’s lead: St. Michael’s Noah Moss rambled in for a short TD and Gunner Rivers hit Braedyn Walton for a 2-point PAT to trim Jackson’s lead to 23-15 with 8 minutes left in the first half. … Saraland has lost 3 fumbles, but still leads Benjamin Russell 14-7 at the half.
8:05 PM, Saraland scramble: The second-ranked Class 6A Spartans lead No. 4 Benjamin Russell 14-7 on a 10-yard scramble by Jamison Roberts. The defense set up the score with an INT. … Clay-Chalkville goes in at halftime up 22-10 over Muscle Shoals thanks to a TD pass with 13 seconds remaining. … Coosa Christian is creeping up, now trailing Pisgah 22-20. … Maplesville leads Leroy 17-6 at the half. … Plainview’s Brody Hodges knots the score with Anniston at 14 on a 1-yard run with 3:08 left in the half at Rainsville. … Moody leads Scottsboro 21-10 with 3:28 left in the half as Aidden White hauls in a long TD pass.
7:55 PM, Frye and more Frye: Clay-Chalkville quarterback Aaron Frye puts the visitors up 15-10 over Muscle Shoals with 5:40 left in the half. Frye scored on a draw dead up the middle from 5 yards out for the TD and then walked in around left end for the 2-point conversion after a huge clear out block. … Pisgah leads Coosa Christian 22-13 and Lanett is up 14-0 over Reeltown. … Jackson leads St. Michael 23-7 with 52 seconds left in the first quarter. … Piedmont scores and makes a 2-point PAT, but trails Mars Hill Bible 35-16 with 2:27 left in the half. … Maplesville extends its lead over Leroy to 17-6 on a 9-yard run by Nehemiah McCray with 37 seconds left in the half.
7:47 PM, Back and forth in 1A: No. 2 Maplesville is back on top over No. 3 Leroy 10-6 after a 3-yard run by Jedaiah Works with 3:47 left before the half. … Moody leads Scottsboro 14-7 at the end of the first period. … Wadley has increased its lead over Addison to 14-0 in the second quarter. … Anniston leads Plainview 14-7 with 10:11 left in the half on Damon Pope’s 9-yard run.
7:42 PM, Stalemate, so far: No. 3 Vigor and No. 1 Williamson are tied at 14 with 10:59 left in the half in one 5A semifinal. Sammy Dunn hit Zy Wilson for a 38-yard TD pass and Dylan Jackson on an 18-yarder for the Wolves. Williamson’s Jamarcus Lett scored on a 1-yard run, Todrick Withers had a 3-yard scoring run and an Ellis McGaskin 2-point run tied it up. … Leroy leads Maplesville 6-4 with 6:09 left in the first half after a Jace Sellers 16-yard pass to Tanner Rivers.
7:33 PM, Trojans horse: Quarterback Kade Clemmons raced 43 yards around the left side to put Muscle Shoals up 10-7 over Clay-Chalkville with 1:43 left in the first period. … Anniston takes an 8-7 lead over Plainview on a 6-yard run by Jamorris Young and a 2-point conversion pass from Damon Pope to Kaleb Moore with 5:44 left in the first. … Wadley leads Addison 8-0 after one period. … Mars Hill is rolling over Piedmont at 21-0 in the first quarter.
7:28 PM, Points and more points: Landon Duckworth hit Red Chapman with a 48-yard touchdown pass and EJ Crowell ran for a 2-point conversion to give Jackson an 8-0 lead over St. Michael. … Moody’s Jake Lowery throws to Aubrey Walker for an 18-yard score to tie the game with Scottsboro at 7 with 6:54 left in the first quarter. … Noah Cain runs 4 yards for a Bayside Academy TD with 4:22 left in the first to put the Admirals up 13-0 over Southside-Selma. … Lanett leads Reeltown 7-0 and Pisgah is up 14-0 over Coosa Christian.
7:22 PM, Safety first. And second: Maplesville leads Leroy 4-0 at the end of the first quarter after a punt snap sailed out of the end zone and then the swarming Red Devils tackled a Leroy receiver in the end zone. … Colton Harding finds Conner Vaden for a 40-yard touchdown to put Scottsboro up 7-0 over Moody with 9:58 left in the first quarter. … Jorge Garcia booted a 25-yard field goal to narrow Clay-Chalkville’s lead over Muscle Shoals to 7-3 with 6:44 left in the first. The Cougars stiffened after Jashad Samples returned Clay-Chalkville’s kickoff after its TD 75 yards.
7:11 PM, Plainview, Clay-Chalkville on the board: Owen Hope races 55 yards to put 4A No. 5 Plainview up 7-0 over No. 4 Anniston in Rainsville. In Muscle Shoals, Clay-Chalkville took the opening kickoff and worked its way to the end zone with 8:50 left in the first period. Aaron Frye hit Josh Woods for an 8-yard TD on third-and-goal from the 8-yard line. It’s 7-0, Cougars over the Trojans.
6 PM, Moving on up: Auburn commit Jaquez Wilkes continues to move up in the Best in Bama, AL.com’s list of the top recruits in the state regardless of classification. Alabama commit EJ Crowell is still No. 1 entering tonight’s game at St. Michael. See who else made a move this week on AL.com.
5 PM, Breaking down the finals: 13 unbeaten teams, 3 rematches and 1 unranked Cinderella story. Get a breakdown of all 12 state semifinal games on AL.com before they start.
AHSAA SEMIFINALS
CLASS 6A
Benjamin Russell (12-1) at Saraland (12-0)
Clay-Chalkville (13-0) at Muscle Shoals (12-0)
CLASS 5A
Vigor (11-2) at Williamson (13-0)
Moody (11-2) at Scottsboro (9-4)
CLASS 4A
Jackson (11-2) at St. Michael (13-0)
Anniston (13-0) at Plainview (13-0)
CLASS 3A
Southside-Selma (13-0) at Bayside Academy (12-1)
Piedmont (13-0) at Mars Hill Bible (13-0)
CLASS 2A
Reeltown (10-3) at Lanett (11-2)
Coosa Christian (11-2) at Pisgah (11-2)
CLASS 1A
Leroy (13-0) at Maplesville (13-0)
Wadley (12-0) at Addison (12-1)
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