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Shelbyville upends Coffee County 28-14 to close football season
By Owen Whitsett The Coffee County Central Red Raiders closed out their 2025 football season Thursday night on the road, falling 28-14 to the Shelbyville Central Golden Eagles in a physical Region 3-6A matchup — heard live on Thunder Radio. It was a gritty start for the Raiders, who came out swinging in the first…
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Tennessee State Parks Share Fall Leaves Color Changing Timeline
By Tiffany Sebourn The sound of leaves crunching under our hiking boots signals that it’s crunch time to plan leaf peeping adventures! Tennessee’s state parks offer incredible locations to enjoy the vibrant oranges, yellows, purples, and reds that blanket our landscapes each fall. And there’s still time to make plans to catch them! Whether you’re…
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Golden Eagles move to 3-1 in region play with win over Summit
Shelbyville gutted out a 24-17 win over Summit on Friday – a game that welcomed back much needed weaponry in the form of junior quarterback Stephen Bobo and senior tailback Robert Bailey. Shelbyville rushed for over 400 yards, led by Bailey with 265 in the win. Shelbyville is now 3-3 on the year. More importantly,…
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FOOTBALL: TSWA rankings for Sept. 29, 2025
The Tennessee Sports Writers Association and USA Today Network announced football rankings after Week 6 on Monday, Sept. 29. Top 10 teams in each of the six Division I classifications and Top 5 in three Division II classes were selected by TSWA members and USA Today writers with first-place votes in parentheses and total points…
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Motlow basketball announces home schedule for 25-26 season
Motlow State men’s and women’s basketball teams are set for a busy home schedule this winter at Copperweld Arena in Lynchburg. The season tips off October 31 and November 1 with the annual Motlow Tipoff Classic. The men return November 6 to host Tennessee Valley Christian Community College, followed by a pair of early-season non-conference…
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White County Controls Tullahoma 24-13
The White County Warriors controlled the tempo and the line of scrimmage Friday night in Sparta, ending Tullahoma’s three-game winning streak with a 24-13 victory at Dee Harris Field. Tullahoma (3-1) returns to Wilkins Stadium this Friday to host Nolensville (2-2). The Knights fell to Blackman 42-7 on Friday. White County (3-1) travels to Region…
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Dawson Sutton Racing, Tennessee Athletics, and Rackley Roofing Announce Race Truck
By Katie Northcott Dawson Sutton Racing announced that its University-of-Tennessee-themed race truck will debut at Bristol Motor Speedway tomorrow. The #26 truck is a collaboration with Tennessee Athletics, Rackley Roofing, and Learfield/Vol Network. It is meant to unite the excitement of NASCAR with the tradition and pride of Vol Nation. “This is a dream come…
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Wildcats Ranked Top Ten in Network Prep Poll
By Katie Northcott The Tullahoma Wildcats ranked #10 in the Class 5A division in a network prep poll that came out on Monday. The Tennessee Sports Writers Association and USA Today Network announced football rankings after Week 3. Top 10 teams in each of the six Division I classifications and Top 5 in three Division…
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Wildcats Win 100th Coffee Pot
By Scott Shasteen After spotting Coffee County a 7-0 lead in the first four minutes, the Tullahoma Wildcats set a new Coffee Pot scoring record by beating the Red Raiders 57-23 in Manchester Friday night in the 100th edition of the county rivalry. The previous point record came in 1955, with Tullahoma winning 52-6. Tullahoma…
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Johnson, Hyden Lead Wildcats Past Shelbyville
By Scott Shasteen Senior running back Marvancy Johnson scored four touchdowns and classmate Will Hyden blocked a kick and forced a fumble, with multiple tackles for lost yardage, as Tullahoma opened the 2025 football season with a 35-14 victory over Shelbyville before 5,000 fans at Wilkins Stadium. The Wildcats never trailed against the Golden Eagles,…
