Tennessee and Alabama High School Football Playoffs Begin
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: November 6, 2026 at 5:04 pm
The first round of the Tennessee and Alabama high school football playoffs is set to kick off on November 6, 2026, with several teams from both states poised to compete in various matchups. This event is sure to generate excitement as the playoffs begin.
In Tennessee, Lawrence County will face Walker Valley at 6 p.m. This matchup is anticipated to attract significant attention, as both teams aim to secure a victory in the opening round. Following this game, several other contests will take place, with all remaining Tennessee playoff games scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Summertown will take on East Robertson, while Wayne County will compete against Fayetteville. Additionally, Columbia Central is set to host Soddy Daisy, and Mt. Pleasant will travel to East Nashville for their matchup.
Notably, Giles County and Forrest have received first-round byes, allowing them to advance without competing in this initial round. This strategic advantage could prove crucial as they navigate the playoffs.
In Alabama, college football will also see action on Saturday, November 7. Teams from various colleges, including Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Alabama, LSU, and Auburn, will be in action. The anticipation for these college games adds another layer of excitement to the football weekend.
The playoffs represent a critical moment for high school teams as they strive for success in the postseason. Each game will be pivotal, determining which teams continue their journey toward the championship.
As the playoffs unfold, communities across Tennessee and Alabama will rally behind their local teams, showcasing the spirit and passion that high school football brings to the region. The combination of high school playoffs and college football action promises an engaging weekend for football fans in both states.
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