Maryville receiver Markel Fortenberry becomes one of area’s top 2022 prospects
By DAVE LINK Patience and hard work are paying off for Maryville’s Markel Fortenberry. The rising senior wide receiver waited
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5STAR PHOTOS: University of Tennessee 7-on-7 football camp (June 10, 2021)
The University of Tennessee hosted a 7-on-7 camp on Thursday, June 10, at the RecSports Field Complex and at Neyland
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Freshman QB Jayden Neal leads Catholic to 7v7 title at Neyland Stadium
By JESSE SMITHEY When the announcement surfaced that Kaden Martin was transferring from Knoxville Catholic High School to finish his prep
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2021 Knoxville Orthopaedic Clinic High School Kick-Off Classic jamboree schedule
After a year off, the Knoxville Orthopaedic Clinic’s High School Kick-Off Classic — the jamboree — is returning to Neyland
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Greenback hires Ethan Edmiston as new head football coach
By JESSE SMITHEY Making a football hire is never an easy task. Doing it into the second week of June,
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Tennessee Football offers three local Knoxville-area standouts following invite-only camp
BY JESSE SMITHEY Three area players benefitted from attending football camp at the University of Tennessee last week. Each picked
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Familiar face returns to coach with West Rebels football staff
By MIKE BLACKERBY Kevin Lane helped steer West to its first state championship in football as a member of the
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HIDDEN GEM: Fulton DL Seth Vaughn climbing the recruiting charts
By DAVE LINK Seth Vaughn showed promise as a freshman for Fulton’s football team in 2018 when he started a
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Steve Haywood and Lakeway Lions in full preparation mode for Season 2
By MIKE BLACKERBY When first-year Lakeway Christian football coach Steve Haywood talks about building a program from the ground up,
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Nation’s No. 1-ranked kicker in Class of 2023 hails from Knoxville
By JESSE SMITHEY Korey Mobbs, who was hired as head football coach at Catholic this spring, inherited plenty of college
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