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Host Tate Mathews opened this Labor Day weekend edition of High School Sports Saturday with a full Week 3 scoreboard roundup that shook up the Midstate rankings. In the night's biggest shocker, Smyrna knocked off defending state champ and No. 3 Oakland 22–21 on AJ Jackson's game-winning two-point conversion pass — Smyrna's first win over the Patriots since 2011. No. 1 Brentwood Academy also fell, to St. Joseph's Prep (PA) 31–23, and No. 4 Franklin Road Academy dropped a 40–36 thriller to No. 10 MBA, where Henry Perry delivered an emotional, do-everything performance (2 INTs, 4 field goals, 4 PATs, an onside kick recovery, and a fake-punt run) just hours after his grandfather's funeral. No. 2 Battle Ground Academy blanked Pearl-Cohn 49–6 behind a shutout defense, positioning the Wildcats to move into the top spot. Other headline nights included Forrest's Quincy Mitchell (345 rushing yards, 5 TDs, plus a receiving score), Green Hill's Will Butler (16 tackles, 159 combined yards, game-winning two-point conversion in a win over Ravenwood), and Knoxville Catholic edging Lipscomb Academy 21–20 after Lipscomb missed a near state-record 62-yard field goal at the buzzer. The show then turned to two in-depth coach interviews. Smyrna's Mark Williams broke down his team's stunning upset of Oakland, crediting disciplined gang-tackling, a Secori Weathers interception, and a bold late go-for-two call that AJ Jackson converted under pressure — capping a stretch of three straight one-point games for Williams' squad. Forrest's Justin Palmer then recapped his team's 54–26 win over Mount Pleasant, which pushed the Rockets to 3–0 and avenged a chaotic, weather-suspended loss from a year ago. Palmer praised his offensive line (Delmon Hall, Lachlan Morris) and quarterback Micah Morgan's balanced day, but the headliner was Quincy Mitchell's 449 all-purpose yards and 6 total touchdowns as he closes in on 5,000 career rushing yards as a sophomore. Palmer pointed to Grant Todd's pre-half interception as the game's turning point and previewed a tough test against East Hickman's physical run game. The Tennessean's Tom Kreager closed the show with a Midstate-wide recap, framing the week as a historic upheaval with the No. 1, 3, and 4 teams all losing and BGA poised to take over the top spot. He revisited Henry Perry's emotional MBA performance, Knoxville Catholic's dramatic comeback over Lipscomb, McCallie narrowly surviving Father Ryan, and BGA's explosive Bo Bryan-to-Maddox Porter passing attack. Kreager wrapped by looking ahead to Pearl-Cohn, who close a brutal early-season gauntlet of MBA, CPA, BGA, and now Oakland in Week 4.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate Is Joined By Tom Kreager of The Tennessean to break down a wild Week 1 of Tennessee high school football. After surviving a Friday night plagued by extreme heat and cramping, the guys recap standout performances, surprising finishes, and look ahead to a packed Saturday slate. Segment Highlights: Heavyweight Clashes: An analysis of DGG's dominant, massive offensive line against Brentwood Academy, and the looming question of whether Baylor is in a league of its own. Goal Line Controversy: Breaking down Lipscomb Academy's overtime loss to McCallie, highlighted by the highly debated coaching decision to run a shotgun snap from the goal line. The Pearl-Cohn Project: A sneak peek at the season-long embedded documentary series following Pearl-Cohn, featuring a fantastic anecdote about Hall of Fame coach Maurice Fitzgerald moonlighting on the chain gang. Friday Night Standouts: Shoutouts to Ravenwood's impressive win, Kirkwood's Miles Redding putting up monster numbers in Montgomery County, and Quincy Mitchell's explosive 200-yard, three-touchdown performance at Chapel Hill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tate is joined by Tom Kreager of The Tennessean to break down the kickoff of the Tennessee high school football season, highlighted by the release of The Tennessean’s preseason top 1-136 rankings and an action-packed Week 1 slate.Key Discussion Points: The Tennessean Preseason Rankings:Tate and Tom dive into the newly released preseason rankings, reacting to early feedback and social media buzz. They discuss notable top-10 teams—including Brentwood Academy (#1), Battle Ground Academy (#2), Riverdale (#3), and Oakland (#4)—while evaluating high expectations for Riverdale, potential sleeper teams like Springfield, and key contenders like Ravenwood. Televised & Marquee Week 1 Matchups: Baylor vs. Brentwood Academy on ESPN2 featuring elite running back talent. Nolensville vs. Lebanon (MyTV30), BGA vs. St. Michael Catholic, and the CPA vs. Oakland Saturday showdown. The physical, hard-fought matchup between Beech and Green Hill. Pearl-Cohn Hosting Montgomery Bell Academy (MBA):A historic home matchup for Pearl-Cohn, highlighting major facility and stadium renovations, support from Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS), and the significance of MBA making the trip to play at Pearl-Cohn. Coaching Notes & Storylines:A look at the coaching landscape across the state, including George Quarles' return, legendary coach Gary Rankin, and thoughts on preseason jamborees wrapping up as regular-season game prep begins. Facility Upgrades:A shoutout to Warner Athletic and the ongoing turf installation project for Eagleville High School. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

High School Sports Saturday kicks off the start of the Tennessee high school football season with host Tate Matthews who dives straight into the excitement of Week 1, previewing marquee televised games, breaking down The Tennessean’s newly released preseason Top 1–136 rankings, and examining the transition from summer jamborees to regular-season game weeks across Middle Tennessee. Tate is joined by Dickson County head coach Jeff Tomlinson to discuss the grand opening of their new $7.2 million facility and their historic home-opener rivalry against Columbia Central. Ravenwood head coach Ricky Rodriguez calls in to break down the Raptors' preparation, the emergence of new starting quarterback Brooks Brown, and their showdown against Mississippi powerhouse Madison-Ridgeland Academy. Finally, Tom Kreager of The Tennessean provides expert insight into top-ranked contenders, major matchups like Baylor vs. Brentwood Academy and Oakland vs. CPA, and the significance of Pearl-Cohn hosting Montgomery Bell Academy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of High School Sports Saturday centers on the kickoff of the Tennessee high school football preseason, highlighting recent scrimmage performances and key storylines heading into the new season. Coach Will Hester of the Blackman Blazes discussed his team’s defensive battle against Montgomery Bell Academy, while Coach Josh Atkins of the Franklin Admirals recapped their strong offensive line play and running depth against Riverdale. Additional scrimmages included a 0–0 tie between Lipscomb Academy and Oakland. Tom Kreger of The Tennessean offered insights on regional results, player rankings, and high school transfer policies. The show also covered two upcoming nationally televised matchups on ESPN2—Brentwood Academy vs. Baylor and Battle Ground Academy vs. St. Michael Catholic—along with the “Dandy Dozen” countdown of top regional prospects, which culminated with Keshawn Bowman ranked number one. Kreger further addressed ongoing Rutherford County compliance checks related to student-athlete transfer documentation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of High School Sports Saturday centers on the kickoff of the Tennessee high school football preseason, highlighting recent scrimmage performances and key storylines heading into the new season. Coach Will Hester of the Blackman Blazes discussed his team’s defensive battle against Montgomery Bell Academy, while Coach Josh Atkins of the Franklin Admirals recapped their strong offensive line play and running depth against Riverdale. Additional scrimmages included a 0–0 tie between Lipscomb Academy and Oakland. Tom Kreger of The Tennessean offered insights on regional results, player rankings, and high school transfer policies. The show also covered two upcoming nationally televised matchups on ESPN2—Brentwood Academy vs. Baylor and Battle Ground Academy vs. St. Michael Catholic—along with the “Dandy Dozen” countdown of top regional prospects, which culminated with Keshawn Bowman ranked number one. Kreger further addressed ongoing Rutherford County compliance checks related to student-athlete transfer documentation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate Matthews welcomes Tom Kreager (TK) of The Tennessean to the show to discuss the highly anticipated release of the 2026 Dandy Dozen. Marking the 20th anniversary of the prestigious list, which first began in 2007, TK breaks down the elite twelve mid-state high school athletes who made the cut. The duo previews the alphabetical roster, featuring heavy hitters like Antioch's 4-star Colorado quarterback commit Andre Adams, Upperman's Ole Miss commit Colton Johnson, and an explosive trio of receivers from Brentwood Academy. TK also provides behind-the-scenes details of the players' recent indoor photoshoot held at Franklin Road Academy (FRA). Later in the segment, Tate and TK review a special anniversary piece: "The 10 Biggest Misses of the Dandy Dozen.". They reflect on historical evaluation misses, discussing players who were completely left off the list—like Goodpasture's Keenan Reynolds, who later finished fifth in the Heisman voting—and players who were ranked far too low, such as Donta Hightower, Graham Barton, Marcel Reed, and Alontae TaylorSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate Matthews welcomes Tom Kreager (TK) of The Tennessean to the show to discuss the highly anticipated release of the 2026 Dandy Dozen. Marking the 20th anniversary of the prestigious list, which first began in 2007, TK breaks down the elite twelve mid-state high school athletes who made the cut. The duo previews the alphabetical roster, featuring heavy hitters like Antioch's 4-star Colorado quarterback commit Andre Adams, Upperman's Ole Miss commit Colton Johnson, and an explosive trio of receivers from Brentwood Academy. TK also provides behind-the-scenes details of the players' recent indoor photoshoot held at Franklin Road Academy (FRA). Later in the segment, Tate and TK review a special anniversary piece: "The 10 Biggest Misses of the Dandy Dozen.". They reflect on historical evaluation misses, discussing players who were completely left off the list—like Goodpasture's Keenan Reynolds, who later finished fifth in the Heisman voting—and players who were ranked far too low, such as Donta Hightower, Graham Barton, Marcel Reed, and Alontae TaylorSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Mind of a Football Coach Podcast, Coach Wade shares his extensive journey through football coaching, detailing his experiences at various schools and his current role at Brentwood Academy. He discusses his offensive philosophy, emphasizing a run-first approach and the importance of understanding player backgrounds and challenges. Coach Wade also reflects on the evolution of his coaching style and the significance of adapting to the needs of his players. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tate welcomes in Coach Andy Blackston, head coach of the Brentwood Academy Eagles, fresh off back-to-back deep postseason runs. Coach Blackston gives us an inside look at what it takes to build and maintain a championship-caliber team. From developing players who truly want to win to the meticulous process of instilling a competitive mindset, this conversation offers invaluable insights for players and coaches alike. They also discuss the unique challenges of playing in DII-AA, the recent implementation of the TSSAA shot clock, and the reality of the college basketball recruiting process.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate welcomes in Coach Andy Blackston, head coach of the Brentwood Academy Eagles, fresh off back-to-back deep postseason runs. Coach Blackston gives us an inside look at what it takes to build and maintain a championship-caliber team. From developing players who truly want to win to the meticulous process of instilling a competitive mindset, this conversation offers invaluable insights for players and coaches alike. They also discuss the unique challenges of playing in DII-AA, the recent implementation of the TSSAA shot clock, and the reality of the college basketball recruiting process.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Pogue speaks with former Tennessee Titans Offensive Tackle Jason Matthews about Brentwood Academy Athletics, his time with the Titans, who mentored him during his football journey, and his life story beginning in Bridge City, Texas. 

In this episode, Tate Mathews dives deep into the heart of Middle Tennessee athletics, beginning with an insightful interview with Scott Semptimphelter, Director of the Middle Tennessee 7v7 League and founder of Elite Football Skills. They explore the rapid growth of 7v7 football, which has expanded to 66 teams, providing high school athletes with crucial off-season reps in the passing game. The conversation then shifts to the baseball diamond with Coach Kenny Roeten of the Page Patriots. The Patriots are on a tear, boasting over 20 wins and a perfect district record fueled by an incredible offense featuring ten players hitting over .300. Coach Roeten discusses the team's balance of high-powered hitting and stellar pitching, the competitive synergy between elite catchers Luke Brown and Bryson Hastings, and how he embraces modern player expression—from long hair to fluorescent cleats—as long as the team plays hard and respects one another. Finally, Tom Kreager from The Tennessean joins the show to break down a week of significant administrative shifts and policy changes. They discuss the high-profile leadership vacancies at Brentwood Academy and Lipscomb Academy, brainstorm potential successors like Ricky Bowers and David Peden, and unpack the TSSAA’s newly refined one-time transfer rule. Kreager clarifies the complexities of "bonafide" moves and hardship claims, offering a essential guide for families navigating the evolving landscape of high school sports eligibility.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate Along with Darren Joines, the Associate Athletics Director at Franklin Christian Academy (FCA), introduces two-time state champion David Pack as the school's new head football coach. Pack, who has been away from coaching for 14 years, discusses his return to the sidelines, his coaching philosophy, and the growth of the FCA athletic program. The Return of David Pack The Hiring Process: Darren Joines immediately thought of David Pack for the position after former coach Casey Jorgenson departed following a successful 6-4 season. A New Chapter: Pack had not actively looked to return to coaching for a decade, but he felt an "itch" to return over the last couple of years while watching games from a competitive perspective. Leadership Alignment: Pack expressed high regard for FCA's leadership, including Joines, Director of Student Life Tim Johnson, and Head of School Noah Brink, noting that the environment felt "safe" and visionary. Familiar Energy: Pack compared the current energy and stage of development at FCA to his early days at Christ Presbyterian Academy (CPA) in 1996. Coaching Philosophy and Legacy The "GOAT" Mentality: The participants discussed coaching legends, specifically naming Carlton Flatt of Brentwood Academy as the greatest of all time. Pack worked under Flatt for nine years before building the program at CPA. Physicality on the Field: Pack emphasized that his teams will be defined by physicality and contact, a trait he believes defines the nature of football. Multi-Sport Participation: Both Joines and Pack strongly advocate for multi-sport athletes. They argued that specialization leads to burnout and "adult-type" injuries in young athletes, whereas playing multiple sports refreshes a student's zeal for competition. Building from Scratch: Pack is excited by the lack of traditional infrastructure at FCA—such as a stadium or weight room—viewing it as an opportunity to build a legacy from the ground up, similar to the beginnings of local powerhouse programs. Character and Community Mission-Tethered: Pack stated that the program will remain focused on its mission of spiritual development and authenticity, aiming to be a "beacon" of hope in sports culture. Family Support: Pack highlighted the importance of his family's support, noting that his wife, Anne, and daughters were instrumental in his decision to return to the coaching profession. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate Along with Darren Joines, the Associate Athletics Director at Franklin Christian Academy (FCA), introduces two-time state champion David Pack as the school's new head football coach. Pack, who has been away from coaching for 14 years, discusses his return to the sidelines, his coaching philosophy, and the growth of the FCA athletic program. The Return of David Pack The Hiring Process: Darren Joines immediately thought of David Pack for the position after former coach Casey Jorgenson departed following a successful 6-4 season. A New Chapter: Pack had not actively looked to return to coaching for a decade, but he felt an "itch" to return over the last couple of years while watching games from a competitive perspective. Leadership Alignment: Pack expressed high regard for FCA's leadership, including Joines, Director of Student Life Tim Johnson, and Head of School Noah Brink, noting that the environment felt "safe" and visionary. Familiar Energy: Pack compared the current energy and stage of development at FCA to his early days at Christ Presbyterian Academy (CPA) in 1996. Coaching Philosophy and Legacy The "GOAT" Mentality: The participants discussed coaching legends, specifically naming Carlton Flatt of Brentwood Academy as the greatest of all time. Pack worked under Flatt for nine years before building the program at CPA. Physicality on the Field: Pack emphasized that his teams will be defined by physicality and contact, a trait he believes defines the nature of football. Multi-Sport Participation: Both Joines and Pack strongly advocate for multi-sport athletes. They argued that specialization leads to burnout and "adult-type" injuries in young athletes, whereas playing multiple sports refreshes a student's zeal for competition. Building from Scratch: Pack is excited by the lack of traditional infrastructure at FCA—such as a stadium or weight room—viewing it as an opportunity to build a legacy from the ground up, similar to the beginnings of local powerhouse programs. Character and Community Mission-Tethered: Pack stated that the program will remain focused on its mission of spiritual development and authenticity, aiming to be a "beacon" of hope in sports culture. Family Support: Pack highlighted the importance of his family's support, noting that his wife, Anne, and daughters were instrumental in his decision to return to the coaching profession. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate is joined by the Tennessean's Tom Kreager discusses the excitement surrounding the Indiana Hoosiers reaching the top spot in the college football playoffs. He highlights the success of local talent like Charlie Becker, a former Father Ryan standout and "under-recruited" track athlete who has become a key player for Indiana this season. The conversation also touches on the homecoming of Indiana head coach Kalen DeBoer, who previously coached at the university, as the team prepares to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl. The discussion then shifts to the final Nashville area high school football rankings, noting significant jumps by teams like Centennial (#15) and Antioch following strong playoff runs. Oakland finished in the top spot, followed by Brentwood Academy and Ravenwood, while Nashville Christian achieved its highest-ever ranking at #6. Kreager also praises several coaching performances, specifically mentioning Taylor Burks for leading Centennial to the semifinals after a mid-season start and Tony Brunetti for rallying Pearl-Cohn from an 0-4 start to ten consecutive wins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate is joined by the Tennessean's Tom Kreager discusses the excitement surrounding the Indiana Hoosiers reaching the top spot in the college football playoffs. He highlights the success of local talent like Charlie Becker, a former Father Ryan standout and "under-recruited" track athlete who has become a key player for Indiana this season. The conversation also touches on the homecoming of Indiana head coach Kalen DeBoer, who previously coached at the university, as the team prepares to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl. The discussion then shifts to the final Nashville area high school football rankings, noting significant jumps by teams like Centennial (#15) and Antioch following strong playoff runs. Oakland finished in the top spot, followed by Brentwood Academy and Ravenwood, while Nashville Christian achieved its highest-ever ranking at #6. Kreager also praises several coaching performances, specifically mentioning Taylor Burks for leading Centennial to the semifinals after a mid-season start and Tony Brunetti for rallying Pearl-Cohn from an 0-4 start to ten consecutive wins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the newest episode, Troy Porties, the Brentwood Academy multi-sport athlete, sits down with Jonathan Sturdivant for an exclusive conversation.

The guys chatted with Father Ryan Head Coach Brian Rector. Coach Rector shared the importance of having former NFL and college players on staff. Father takes on Brentwood Academy this evening. Listen to hear more. 

Brentwood Academy head coach Paul Wade joins, George Robinson previews final week of high school football, Holly Taylor's Star Physical Therapy "Health Minute," Terry's Titans report, Mark McGee talks Preds, college football week 10 preview, bets of the weekend

Ray Mullican is a 62 year-old Franklin boy. You may know him from Brentwood Academy, from Christ Community Church, or from sitting next to him at Puckett's. His story is not unique, but it is his to share this Thursday.   Loss, grief, anger, rage, shame . . . depression. What happens when God turns out to not be who you thought He was? What happens when you do all the right things so that people will like you and so that God will be your genie in a bottle, but it stops working?   Ray was a faithful believer, a college athlete, an engineer with a beautiful new wife. He did his thing “for God” and God came through for him in incredible ways . . . or so it seemed. Then a series of losses including two failed business and practical bankruptcy brought grief . . . and shame . .  that led to rage-based depression, all while Ray got a Masters in Biblical Counseling and served as an elder at Christ Community Church. Ultimately, however, Ray sat in his car, praying and crying, “God I'm not going to kill myself, but I would appreciate it if you would give me a heart attack and let me die.”   Then God took away Ray's 9-year-old daughter, Erin, who died in a car accident. God's shocking, almost audible words to Ray's heart were unexpected.   Ray surrendered to a good God, not understanding everything. He soon came to mentor and deeply love the 17-year-old young man who had caused Erin's death. Ray now has an extraordinary job -- to follow Jesus and invest in others.

Full game replay. John Wilkerson and Rob Demastus had the call for the Rivalry Thursday GOTW. Brentwood Academy defeated Catholic 63-27. Game aired on AM 990 and FM 99.1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full game replay. John Wilkerson and Rob Demastus had the call for the Rivalry Thursday GOTW. Brentwood Academy defeated Catholic 63-27. Game aired on AM 990 and FM 99.1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's important as we move forward, that we also honor the past. In this second installment of the Brentwood Academy podcast series, GUIDED BY HIS HAND, we share a special conversation between alumna Terri Bolden Ward from the Class of 1993 and founding Headmaster Mr. Bill Brown.  Hosted by alumna and former Middle School Director Nancy Brasher '73, Terri had the privilege of sitting down for a one-on-one with BA's founding headmaster.

Coach Wade comes on to talk about the fast start to the 2024 season.

High School Football is in full swing in the state of Tennessee. Will Boling and Brad Hopkins are back for another edition of the High School Football Game of The Week for 2024!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

High School Football is in full swing in the state of Tennessee. Will Boling and Brad Hopkins are back for another edition of the High School Football Game of The Week for 2024!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ten acres, a dream, and a school… as we look ahead at what will undoubtedly be a historical year at Brentwood Academy, transitioning to new leadership after Curt Master's retirement… we are honored to take a look back at our school's rich history and the beautiful story of the Lord's faithfulness to the BA family. In this first episode of our podcast series, GUIDED BY HIS HAND- Alum and former middle school director Nancy Brasher '73 narrates a special conversation between Mr. Masters and the school's founding headmaster, Bill Brown. 

Tennessee football has its quarterback of its present and of its future. His name is Nico Iamaleava. And now, Tennessee appears to have its next quarterback of the future. His name is George MacIntyre. MacIntyre, a five-star prospect from Brentwood Academy, committed to Tennessee this week. He's one of the nation's best quarterback prospects and a top-15 recruit overall. He headlines Josh Heupel's 2025 recruiting class. “This isn't a decision: It's a calling,” MacIntyre said of his commitment. On today's episode, hosts Blake Toppmeyer and John Adams assess what MacIntyre's commitment means for the Vols. Their four key takeaways range from thoughts about Josh Heupel's recruiting chops to how this will affect Tennessee's future quarterback plans. Plus, they weigh in on Heupel's performance working the transfer portal this offseason. Stay connected on Twitter with Blake (@btoppmeyer) and John (@JohnAdamsKNS) and stay up to date on SEC football news by subscribing to KnoxNews: knoxnews.com/subscribe.

GoVols247's Ben McKee and Ryan Callahan discuss the newest major commitment to the Tennessee football program — five-star quarterback George MacIntyre from Nashville-area Brentwood Academy. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is part three of an important conversation about Brentwood Academy's Portrait of a Graduate. In this episode, Middle School Director Jenny Cretin joins Headmaster Curt Masters as they talk about the ways Brentwood Academy faculty members develop a Thoughtful Communicator.

Welcome to our final episode of this special series hosted by BA Headmaster Curt Masters, sharing more about Brentwood Academy's Portrait of a Graduate.  Director of Athletics and Community Engagement Jason Mathews is in the studio for this episode, and along with Mr. Masters, they share more about our final trait- Problem Solver. 

Critical thinkers seek a deeper understanding, and that is one of the five character traits of Brentwood Academy's Portrait of a Graduate. Today, Mr. Masters welcomes Upper School Director Andy Bradshaw to share more in episode # 4 of this special series.

This is part two of our series on the Portrait of a Graduate. Mr. Masters welcomes school counselor Alyssa Hall as they share the first character trait of Brentwood Academy's Portrait of Graduate- Resilient. 

Welcome to part one of a special series on this video edition of the Brentwood Academy podcast. We're highlighting the implementation of Portrait of a Graduate at BA. Together, Headmaster Curt Masters and Dean of Academics Josh Davis share more about the concept, which incorporates five key characteristics of a Brentwood Academy graduate. These include resilient, critical thinker, thoughtful communicator, problem-solver, and Christ-follower.  In this series, Mr. Masters will feature BA faculty members who will share more about each of the five goals. Enjoy this introduction to Portrait of a Graduate.

Full Game Replay. John Wilkerson and Rob Demastus had the call for this week's Catholic game. Catholic defeated Brentwood 47-42. Aired on FM 99.1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full Game Replay. John Wilkerson and Rob Demastus had the call for this week's Catholic game. Catholic defeated Brentwood 47-42. Aired on FM 99.1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brentwood coach Clint Finch doesn't take the easy route when it comes to scheduling non-region opponents. Despite having already played teams like Brentwood Academy, Henry County and Hendersonville, the Bruins (5-0) remain unbeaten halfway through the regular season. Finch spoke on the impact of transfer QB Baylor Hayes, how Brentwood may enjoy more than a decade of WR production from a single family, what's made the Bruins defense so effective and more on this week's episode. Host Russell Vannozzi also sets the stage for Week 6 with storylines and score predictions.

What does Father Ryan football get following its biggest win in recent memory? A showdown with Montgomery Bell Academy, which the Irish have not beaten since the 1997 Clinic Bowl Division II state title game. Father Ryan coach Brian Rector discusses how his team took down Brentwood Academy 56-21 last week, why senior QB JoJo Crump is so valuable and what needed to change after the Irish finished 2-9 a year ago. Show host Russell Vannozzi also goes over Week 5 storylines and gives his score predictions for this week's top Nashville-area games.

This segment Tate is joined by Steve Wage of Brentwood Academy and Menzi Stiff throwing coach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get to know recently named Development Director Jason Powell.  Dr. Powell is a Brentwood Academy parent, a former faculty member, and has a heart for sharing the mission and ministry of Brentwood Academy.  Learn more about his perspective in this new role and some exciting growth ahead for BA!

Listen to the final installment of our BA Family Update for the 22-23 school year. In this episode we focus on Athletics at Brentwood Academy with Athletic Director Jason Matthews, Middle School Athletic Director Buddy Alexander, and new Head Varsity Football Coach & Assistant Athletic Director Jacob Gill. 

Mid-State Checkdown Game of the Week: Brentwood Academy @ Ensworth full game broadcast

Will Boling sits down with the head coach of the Brentwood Academy Eagles to preview their week six matchup on 104-5 The Zone vs. arch-rival MBA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Bills Pro Bowl center Eric Wood explains how Bills-Titans has “become a fun rivalry”. He tells us how Von Miller has made an immediate impact on the team. Eric discusses how the Bills will try to limit Derrick Henry and says that Brentwood Academy product Dawson Knox has become a “fan favorite”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Bills Pro Bowl center Eric Wood explains how Bills-Titans has “become a fun rivalry”. He tells us how Von Miller has made an immediate impact on the team. Eric discusses how the Bills will try to limit Derrick Henry and says that Brentwood Academy product Dawson Knox has become a “fan favorite”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

King Dunlap V is regarded as one of the best offensive lineman to come from the state of Tennessee. The son of former NFL player King Dunlap IV and older brother of former WNBA player Victoria Dunlap , sat down with FSP for an exclusive interview. The nine-year NFL veteran spoke with the guys about his days at Brentwood Academy, the Iron Bowl, Andy Reid's greatness, the future of the offensive lineman position and much, much more. Check out Episode #421 as @JaiHov , @JEasley84, Lock_Tha_Great and @FSP_Wezzy discuss the hottest sports news of the past week and conduct our long awaited interview with NFL vet King Dunlap. #FSPStyle **Full Sport Press Episode #421 Breakdown** **(7:00) Jeff's 10 Good Wrestling Seconds” **(8:45) Weezy's Yellow Box of Cereal Award- Jack Del-Rio **(10:40) 1st Half- Hottest Sports News of The Week ** (12:05)- Los Angeles Lakers Hires Darvin Ham ** (16:00)- Deshaun Watson. Will he play in 2022? ** (19:35)- Lebron James is a Billionaire. Who's Next? **(25:20) -HALFTIME - Cooking with Weezy **(28:20)2nd Half- King Dunlap Interview