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TSSAA football scores: Week 10 Tennessee high school football scoreboard in Memphis

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The Tennessee high school football season continues into Week 10 on Friday across the state.

Here are the scores from the tenth week of the 2024 TSSAA football season.

Please note all games with an * denotes a region game.

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TSSAA football scores: Week 10 Tennessee high school football scoreboard

West

Adamsville 56, Gibson Co. 0 *

Bartlett 61, Cordova 6 *

Bolivar Central 36, Scotts Hill 12 *

Bolton 35, Raleigh Egypt 8 *

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Brighton 40, Millington 15 (Thu)

Chester Co. 35, Lexington 14 *

Collierville 27, Whitehaven 6 *

Covington 59, Ripley 7 *

Dresden 35, Gleason 0 *

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Dyer Co. 49, Obion Co. 6 *

Dyersburg 54, Liberty Magnet 8 (Thu) *

ECS 40, St. George’s 0 *

Fairley 44, Memphis Overton 0 (Thu)

Fayette Academy 31, FACS 21 *

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Germantown 38, Arlington 7 *

Hamilton 12, Frederick Douglass 8 (Thu) *

Hardin Co. 32, Jackson South Side 7 *

Haywood 50, Crockett Co. 29 *

Henry Co. 49, Ridgeway 0

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Houston 41, White Station 0 (Thu) *

Huntingdon 42, Camden 8 *

Jackson Christian 43, Harding Academy 7 *

Jackson North Side 41, South Gibson 33 *

JCM 18, Riverside 6 *

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Lake Co. 38, Greenfield 0 *

Lakeland Prep 20, Sheffield 13 *

Lausanne 28, Northpoint Christian 17 *

MASE 44, Manassas 0 (Thu) *

Melrose 47, Craigmont 0 *

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Memphis Central 49, Kingsbury 6 *

Memphis East 40, Wooddale 32 *

Milan 47, Peabody 14 *

MUS 49, Oakhaven 14 (Thu)

Perry Co. 42, Middleton 20

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South Fulton 30, Halls 20 *

Southwind 42, Kirby 6

Trezevant 6, Hillcrest 0 (Thu)

Trinity Christian 48, Tipton-Rosemark 7 (Thu) *

Union City 42, Humboldt 6 *

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USJ 63, St. Benedict 14 *

West Carroll 58, KIPP Memphis Collegiate 22 (Thu)

Westview 56, McNairy Central 14 *

Mitchell at Fayette-Ware

B.T. Washington at Memphis Business

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Memphis Middle College at Memphis Westwood *

East

Alcoa 24, Maryville 17

Anderson Co. 49, Gibbs 6 *

Austin-East 49, Union Co. 14 *

Bearden 20, Morristown West 17

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Bledsoe Co. 45, Gordonsville 35

Boyd Buchanan 49, Knoxville Webb 7 *

CAK 21, Notre Dame 14 *

Chattanooga Central 48, Howard 14

Chattanooga Christian 26, JPII 14

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Chattanooga Grace 28, Concord Christian 21

Cherokee 42, Volunteer 23 *

Claiborne 13, Cumberland Gap 7

Cleveland 14, Bradley Central 13 *

Clinton 17, Karns 15 *

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Coalfield 34, Oliver Springs 25 (Thu) *

Coffee Co. 35, Ooltewah 0

Dobyns Bennett 41, David Crockett 7

Eagleton 36, Hampton 20 *

East Ridge 34, Sequoyah 0 *

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Farragut 34, Hardin Valley 21 *

Franklin Christian Academy 35, Providence Academy 7

Gatlinburg-Pittman 45, Pigeon Forge 7 *

Grainger 35, Cosby 19

Greenback 38, Sunbright 8 *

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Greeneville 56, Northview Academy 21 *

Happy Valley 46, Unaka 0

Harriman 34, Midway 20 *

Jefferson Co. 49, Cocke Co. 6

Knoxville Central 35, Heritage 10 *

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Knoxville Fulton 42, Knoxville Carter 35 *

Knoxville Grace 44, Silverdale 22 *

Knoxville West 28, Knoxville Halls 27 *

Loudon 43, Signal Mountain 7 *

Marion Co. 42, Cannon Co. 7 *

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McCallie 38, Knoxville Catholic 7 *

McMinn Central 22, Tellico Plains 6

Meigs Co. 43, Brainerd 8 *

Morristown East 19, Campbell Co. 12

North Greene 24, Cloudland 22 *

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Oak Ridge 17, Lenoir City 7 *

Oneida 24, King’s Academy 20

Powell 38, McMinn Co. 14

Red Bank 35, Hixson 3 *

Rhea Co. 24, Tyner 23

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Rockwood 41, Oakdale 14 *

Science Hill 56, Daniel Boone 7

Scott 42, Pickett Co. 8

Sequatchie Co. 50, Grundy Co. 8 *

Sevier Co. 29, East Hamilton 0

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Seymour 27, South-Doyle 14 *

Soddy Daisy 17, William Blount 14

South Greene 41, West Greene 7 *

South Pittsburg 41, Sale Creek 13 *

Sweetwater 7, Polk Co. 6

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Tennessee 37, West Ridge 14

Twin Springs (VA) 35, Hancock Co. 8

Unicoi Co. 48, Chuckey-Doak 0 *

Whitwell 27, Chattanooga Prep 20 *

Union Co. at Alcoa (Mon) *

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Hancock Co. at Unicoi Co. (Mon)

Middle

Antioch 34, Smyrna 27 *

Baylor 32, MBA 21 *

Beech 35, Hunters Lane 14 *

BGA 55, Webb School 14 *

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Blackman 42, Rockvale 0 *

Brentwood 20, Independence 6 *

Brentwood Academy 24, Lipscomb Academy 16 *

Cane Ridge 14, McGavock 12 (Thu) *

Cheatham Co. 41, Stewart Co. 27 *

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Clarksville 17, Rossview 7 *

Clarksville Northeast 21, Clarksville Northwest 3 *

Clay Co. 33, Trousdale Co. 0

Columbia 45, James Lawson 14

Columbia Academy 42, Mt. Juliet Christian 7 *

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CPA 21, FRA 7 *

Creek Wood 33, Greenbrier 0 *

DCA 32, Franklin Grace 27 *

Dickson Co. 35, West Creek 7 *

Eagleville 26, Richland 7 *

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East Hickman 43, Harpeth 6 *

East Robertson 56, WH Heritage 21

Ensworth 36, Briarcrest 3 *

Father Ryan 45, Christian Brothers 14 *

Fayetteville 60, Cascade 11 *

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Friendship Christian 35, Ezell-Harding 12 *

Green Hill 28, Cookeville 14 *

Hendersonville 48, Lebanon 28

Hillsboro 34, Glencliff 0 (Thu) *

Houston Co. 53, Jo Byrns 35

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Kirkwood 40, Kenwood 20 *

Lawrence Co. 35, Franklin Co. 17 *

Liberty Creek 33, Maplewood 28 *

Livingston Academy 22, Cumberland Co. 21 *

Loretto 42, Waverly 13 (Thu) *

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Macon Co. 49, Watertown 7

Marshall Co. 54, Whites Creek 18 *

McEwen 42, Hollow Rock-Bruceton 20 *

McKenzie 47, Giles Co. 14

Monterey 42, Jackson Co. 6 *

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Moore Co. 46, Forrest 37

Mt. Juliet 30, Franklin 27

Mt. Pleasant 35, Hickman Co. 6 *

Nashville Christian 53, Clarksville Academy 0 *

Nashville Overton 38, Stratford 14 (Thu)

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Page 49, Centennial 7 *

Pearl Cohn 41, White House 7 *

Portland 21, Westmoreland 19

Providence Christian 41, MTCS 7 *

Ravenwood 32, Oakland 31

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Red Boiling Springs 31, Community 24

Riverdale 30, Siegel 0 *

Shelbyville 35, Lincoln Co. 7 *

Shroder, OH 64, Robertson Innovation 0

Springfield 26, Gallatin 19

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Station Camp 37, Montgomery Central 13 *

Stewarts Creek 42, LaVergne 6 *

Summertown 35, Lewis Co. 18 *

Summit 20, Nolensville 13

Sycamore 34, Fairview 20 *

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Tullahoma 31, Spring Hill 10 *

Upperman 29, Stone Memorial 26 *

Wayne Co. 20, Collinwood 14 *

White Co. 27, DeKalb Co. 21 *

Wilson Central 55, Warren Co. 28 *

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York Institute 60, Wartburg Central 0 *

Huntland at Cornersville *

Goodpasture at Davidson Academy (Sat) *

Out of state

Holston, VA 31, Johnson Co. 20

Jellico 32, Jackson County, KY 20

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Tennessee approves Summer EBT grocery benefits starting in 2027

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Tennessee has approved funding for Summer EBT benefits that will put money directly on families’ grocery cards, but the program will not kick in until summer 2027.

This delay leaves families to find other resources for the upcoming summer.

The program will make way for eligible families to get $120 in federal funds per child to spend on groceries during summer months when kids lose access to school breakfast and lunch.

About 700,000 Tennessee children would qualify for the benefit.

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Tennessee participated in 2024 but skipped the program for 2025 and 2026.

Advocates like Marissa Spady, senior manager at No Kid Hungry, say the program couldn’t be more critical.

“It’s very exciting to know that families will have the resources that they need to make sure that their children are able to head back to school in August with having the nutrition they need to be ready to learn,” Spady said.

The program allows families to use benefits at grocery stores and farmers markets they already shop at, bringing millions of federal dollars into Tennessee’s economy.

For families needing help this upcoming summer, you can check with your school district about summer meal sites and other resources.

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To learn more about how this delay impacts local families and what resources are available now, watch the full video report above. Have questions or a story idea? Reach out to me directly at Eric.Pointer@NewsChannel5.com.

This story was reported by Eric Pointer and has been converted to this platform with the assistance of AI. Eric Pointer and our editorial team verifies all reporting on all platforms for fairness and accuracy.

Middle Tenn. gardeners: How to handle early spring, dry weather

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It’s has been a dry spring for us. Nashville is over 6 inches below normal for rainfall for the year with Clarksville over a 9 inches deficit. Kim Rafferty went to a nursery to get a couple of tips that may be useful for you.

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Tennessee lawmakers react after shooter opens fire during White House Correspondents’ Dinner

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – President Donald Trump and other top leaders in the U.S. are unharmed after being evacuated from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner when a shooter opened fire at the hotel the event was being held.

The Associated Press reported that the incident happened outside the ballroom where the dinner was being held. The correspondents’ dinner was scrapped and will be rescheduled.

The FBI said the shooter is in custody.

During a press conference after the incident, President Trump said the suspect was armed with multiple weapons before being stopped.

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Some Tennessee lawmakers have shared their reactions to the on social media.

Gov. Bill Lee:

Congressman Andy Ogles, who was at the dinner, posted a video to X saying he and his other colleagues were safe.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn:

Sen. Bill Hagerty:

U.S. Rep. Matt Van Epps:

The AP reported that the FBI Washington field office is investigating the shooting.

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Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy’s draft slide ends, as Raiders pick him to begin 4th round

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At least Jermod McCoy didn’t have to wait long on Saturday, after a difficult fall over the first two days of the NFL Draft.

McCoy, a cornerback from Tennessee who missed all last season due to a knee injury, was the first pick of the fourth round to the Las Vegas Raiders. He was expected to go much sooner. Some thought he could go in the first round on Thursday. There were multiple concerns about his ACL injury and whether he’ll need more surgery, Yahoo Sports’ Charles Robinson reported.

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There will be a bit of a reunion as McCoy joins the Raiders. McCoy’s first college interception was against a quarterback from Cal named Fernando Mendoza. Mendoza moved on to Indiana, won a Heisman Trophy and was the first overall pick of the draft to the Raiders. McCoy and Mendoza get to be teammates in the NFL.

Jermod McCoy, who missed all last season after suffering a torn ACL, slid in the NFL Draft. (Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images)

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If McCoy was healthy coming into this year’s NFL Draft, it seems like a foregone conclusion he would have been a first-round pick. He might have gone in the top 10. But in January of 2025, he tore his right ACL while working out. That forced him to miss the entire 2025 season, but he was still considered a potential first-round pick based on what he had shown already in college.

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But NFL teams were clearly worried about his medical exams. McCoy didn’t get picked in the first round and he slid in the second round too. Cornerbacks Colton Hood, Avieon Terrell, D’Angelo Ponds and Brandon Cisse were taken in the second round with McCoy on the board. That’s when it was obvious teams were scared of the injury. McCoy probably would have gone ahead of all of those cornerbacks, and perhaps even the two first-round cornerbacks Mansoor Delane and Chris Johnson, if he never got hurt.

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The third round came and went without McCoy being picked, leading to another night of wondering where he’d go. The Raiders took a chance on him to start the third day of the draft. If his knee holds up, it will be tremendous value.



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