Podcasts about high school sports

The SD SportScene Podcast Season 4, Episode 6. Week in review, polls, upcoming schedule, and clips from Elyana Roach (Roncalli), Sophie Glynn (Christian), Gus Bjerknes (Central), Greta Peterson (Central), Gage Knuppe (Warner), and Victoria Persha (NSU).

The South Florida High School Sports Show Hosted by Larry Blustein features a variety of coaches, sports journalists, and football experts discussing the latest developments in college and high school football. Matt Murschel of the Orlando Sentinel discusses UCF's victory over TCU, the team's performance so far, and expectations for the rest of the season, while Geo Millian previews the highly anticipated Miami Hurricanes matchup against Clemson and reflects on Miami's recent game against Central Michigan. Fort Lauderdale Head Coach Richard Dundar talks about his team's season, building a strong culture, and keeping his players focused. Florida Memorial University Head Coach Mike Jones discusses developing his program, competing in his conference, and recruiting talented players from local high schools. Mike Cugno of CBS 4 highlights the Nat Moore Trophy, often referred to as the Heisman of South Florida high school football, explaining its scouting process and recognizing past standout players. Finally, Miami Killian Head Coach Rudy Trevino discusses his team's impressive 5-1 start, his expectations for his players, and the key playmakers contributing to the team's success.

Strib Varsity writer Joe Christensen joined Vineeta to discuss his in depth piece about the puzzling situation in high schools around the state.

Strib Varsity writer Joe Christensen joined Vineeta to discuss his in depth piece about the puzzling situation in high schools around the state.

Join the Idaho 8-Man crew LIVE as they recap Dietrich's mad comeback, Rockland's  offensive explosion and Council's two-point win at Kamiah.  Plus, Hansen High's Dan Gibson stops by for the 208-Man Player Spotlight. We'll also take your questions and comments LIVE!Follow our Idaho 8-Man team on Twitter: @idahosports, @brandon_baney, @Idaho_8_ManLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

The SD SportScene Podcast Season 4, Episode 5: Past highlights, current polls, upcoming week. Features clips from Brenna Halverson (Northwestern), Jeter Scoular (Milbank), Shae Uttecht (Wolsey-Wessington), Arianna Johnson (Christian), Scott Lohman (Roncalli), and Mady Holman (Central).

Andre Fernandez joins the show as they talk about all the scheduling changes thats happening because of all the weather that's happening in South Florida. They talk about the opening division and why it's here in Florida

Andre Fernandez joins the show as they talk about all the scheduling changes that are happening because of all the weather that's happening in South Florida. They talk about the opening division and why it's here in Florida. Jordan McPherson joins Larry Blustein to talk about the latest with the big injuries for Marty brown and Josh Moore. They talk about the other news within the roster and so much more. Tyler Harden is a recruiting analyst for Swamp 247 that covers the Florida Gators and talks about the big win over Auburn. The big win is also impacting the Gators off the field for recruiting. Drew Davis, the head coach for St. Thomas University, joins the program as he talks about the program he's building in Miami Gardens. Josh Kirkland is the head Coach of Miami Westminster Christian and joins Larry Blustein as they reconnect from this past summertime. They talk about how he made the transition back to High School football since he was a college ball coach. He talks about the technology he's bringing into the program so he can help make the culture stronger than ever. Darrell Strong is in his first year at Cypress Bay High School and joins the show to talk about their 5-0 start. They talk about the blowout of Douglas, beating them 50-0. Darrell Strong talks about the upcoming game versus Western and so much more.

Lamont Jordan Previews VT-UMD & Commanders-Cowboys, Recalls Playing Dallas / Doc Celebrates the Rich History of High School Sports in the DMV / Who's the NFC East's Best? + Doc Breaks Down the 2-Point Flop vs. Dallas / Doc Discusses College Football Tradition + How Good Are the NY Giants?

This week’s show dives straight into the aftermath of massive Week 5 high school football action, featuring postgame reactions and strategic breakdowns from two top head coaches. First, East Robertson head coach Chris Keylon joins to discuss the Indians' hard-fought 29–21 victory over an undefeated, explosive Kirkwood squad. Keylon details how his defense stepped up to contain Kirkwood’s dual-threat quarterback, highlights the steady leadership of four-year starter Cason Young under center, and praises standout freshman running back Isaac Prince Jr. and senior wideout Brody Perry for their explosive plays and crucial downfield blocking. Then, Ravenwood head coach Ricky Rodriguez breaks down the Raptors' dominant 56–0 shutout win against Franklin. Rodriguez applauds defensive coordinator Anthony Brown’s game planning, the defensive unit’s suffocating performance, and the versatile spark provided by all-purpose back Caden Pace as Ravenwood gears up for region play and a trip to "The Den" to take on CPA. In the final segment, Tom Kreager of The Tennessean steps in to tackle the off-field buzz surrounding Tennessee high school football governance and potential seismic shifts in Division II Class AAA. Kreager and host Tate unpack reports of several private school programs exploring an independent schedule rather than competing under the TSSAA's current postseason umbrella. They explore the root causes driving the frustration—including modern transfer rules, NIL dynamics, and roster imbalances—and break down the potential domino effects on division realignment if schools opt to play independent football and forgo traditional playoff contentionSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The SD SportScene Legends Podcast Season 2, Episode 2: Guest is former Northern State football standout Kendell Titze.

If you follow sports in the Charlotte area, you’ve likely read an article by Langston Wertz, the Charlotte Observer’s sports reporter for 38 years. He joins the Carolina Outdoors this week for his annual high school sports report. Hear about North Carolina’s new classification system, this football season, and more. More Liner Notes and information are available online at Jesse Brown's

Join the Idaho 8-Man crew LIVE as they recap Lighthouse Christian's OT thriller over Dietrich, a shootout for the ages between Oakley and Raft River, and Butte County's impressive rushing totals.  We'll also take your questions and comments LIVE!Follow our Idaho 8-Man team on Twitter: @idahosports, @brandon_baney, @Idaho_8_ManLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

The SD SportScene Podcast Season 4, Episode 4: The show reviews the past week and includes the latest polls and upcoming schedule. It features clips from Gus Bjerknes (Central), Tate DeVries (Central), Gavin Kloos (Deuel), and Linnea Nesheim (NSU).

Brandon Odoi from Football Hotbed joins Larry Blustein to talk about week 5 of the high school football scene. They talk about who you need to look out for and so much more. David Lake from Inside The U talks about the importance of the young players getting in vs. FAMU. They also preview the Miami-Wake Forest Game on Friday as well. Drew Johnson from Prep Redzone joins Larry Blustein as they talk all things South Florida high school football games coming up. Brandyn Pokrass is a reporter for FAU, FIU, and USF. He talks about being at the FAU game this weekend. Jt Thomas of Deerfield Beach joins Larry Blustein as they talk about the big rivalry game they have this week on Thursday night. They talk about the program he's building in North Broward. Helder Valle, the head Coach of Immaculata La Salle, joins Larry Blustein as they talk about the roster he has this year that can make an impact. They talk about what they need to do to make regionals in November.

Catch all the excitement from the Fort Payne Wildcats' thrilling match against the Columbia Eagles. With strategic plays, unexpected turnovers, and intense action, experience the highs and lows of high school football. Listen to the play-by-play commentary, enjoy the lively discussions among the commentators, and stay updated with real-time score updates. A must-watch for sports enthusiasts and high school football fans!

Catch all the excitement from the Fort Payne Wildcats' thrilling match against the Columbia Eagles. With strategic plays, unexpected turnovers, and intense action, experience the highs and lows of high school football. Listen to the play-by-play commentary, enjoy the lively discussions among the commentators, and stay updated with real-time score updates. A must-watch for sports enthusiasts and high school football fans!

Tate Matthews recaps an action-packed Week 4 of Middle Tennessee high school football on this edition of High School Sports Saturday. The episode opens with a comprehensive Midstate scoreboard review and statistical highlights from top programs across the area, a preview of the 1864 vintage baseball game in Granville, and updates on the Tennessee Athletic Coaches Association (TACA). Tate then conducts in-depth interviews with two area head coaches following signature Friday night victories before closing the broadcast with his regular weekly breakdown alongside The Tennessean’s Tom Kreager, analyzing emerging 4–0 contenders, region outlooks, and key matchups heading into Week 5.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kuʻulei Agbayani and Paul Brecht recap Roosevelt's win over Kalaheo and take a look at the early OIA girls volleyball standings before turning back to football. Kyle Galdeira joins the show for the return of NFL Quick Picks, making picks against the spread for the Week 1 slate before sharing his prediction for Hawaiʻi vs. New Mexico State. Plus, Aloha Friday shout-outs and a look ahead to First Responders Night at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex.

The guys discuss Week 1 in the NFL, the Sooners' and Cowboys' Week 2 matchups, and high school sports! Follow Matt on X @mattravis and WWLS @sportsanimal, thesportsanimal.com, and The Sports Animal app!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join the Idaho 8-Man crew LIVE as they break down Carey's last-second thriller in the Crater Bowl, a wild comeback for the Wampus Cats, and Hagerman's strong performance against Kendrick.  Plus, Kamiah senior Lawson Landmark stops by for the 208-Man Player Spotlight.  We'll also take your questions and comments LIVE!Follow our Idaho 8-Man team on Twitter: @idahosports, @brandon_baney, @Idaho_8_ManLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

The SD SportScene Podcast Season 4, Episode 3: The show reviews the past week, and looks at polls and the upcoming week. It includes clips from Harper Schnabel (Roncalli), Shay Knust (Ipswich), Will Clemens (Northwestern), and Alec Mikkelsen (Warner).

Kevin Brockway of the Gainesville Sun joins Larry Blustein as they talk about the immediate reaction of the Florida Gators dropping 66 points on FAU. Kevin talks about how the performance of the new QB and so much more. Tyler Reid is a running back at st Thomas Aquinas. He talks about his record-breaking game and why he credits his o-line and wideouts. He talks about how transferring from Miramar to St Thomas has helped him on the football field and in academia. Adam Lichtenstein joins Larry Blustein as they talk about the Miami Hurricanes game vs Stanford. They talk about what people are nitpicking in the season opener and so much more. Myles Russ joins Larry Blustein as they talk about their Week 2 opponent, as they lost in Week 1. They talk about what went wrong after not losing a game in 2 year adn so much more. Art Taylor joins Larry Blustein as he talks about keeping his program as a community. He talks about building his program the right way on and off the football field. Coach Tim Neal of American High School in Hialeah joins Larry Blustein to talk about building a roster with passion. Tim Neal talks about how having a roster is important for making their own identity.

Former Star Tribune and MSHSL journalist John Millea is not resting on his laurels in retirement. He has released a new book about some of the incidents he ran across during his 3+ decades roaming the state. He tells us about "Prepville, MN: Unforgettable Stories of High School Sports".

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.

It is that time of the year - high school football is back! We talked to Chris Carr, Director of High School Sports with the Minnesota Star Tribune previewing the big games on the slate for Friday and previewing a fun upcoming football season and some of the coverage both Chris and Vineeta will be covering for STrib Varsity!

Join the Idaho 8-Man crew LIVE as they break down Kendrick's 2-0 start, eye-popping numbers from Shoshone, and more.  Plus, Council two-way linemen Remington Crowell stops by for the 208-Man Player Spotlight.  We'll also take your questions and comments LIVE!Follow our Idaho 8-Man team on Twitter: @idahosports, @brandon_baney, @Idaho_8_ManLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

Alex Donno from Locked on Canes joins Larry Blustein to talk about the upcoming Miami Hurricanes game Friday night vs the Stanford Cardinal. Andy Villamarzo joins Larry Blustein as they talk about the Broward Showcase this past weekend. They talk about the games and the major upset at Bishop Gorman and so much more. Brandyn Pokrass joins Larry Blustein to talk about the FAU-Florida Gator game and the FIU-USF game as he covers them. He talks about the FAU, FIU, and USF programs as they have big games to open up the season.

Week 3 is in the books, and we're breaking down everything that happened across Utah high school football!Moose Bingham breaks down the latest Utah Preps Top 15, the biggest performances of the week, standout players, and the teams making their move as we head toward the heart of the season.

The SD SportScene, Podcast Season 4 Episode 2: The show reviews a busy week and looks at polls and the upcoming week. It includes clips from Aberdeen Central's Brianna Fischer, Jackson Board, and Paden Appl, and Roncalli's Jean Anthony Thomas.

Join the Idaho 8-Man crew LIVE as they recap Kendrick's dominant win over Council, and other season opening trends.  Plus, Rockland senior Zach Permann joins the show LIVE from the Coach's Corner!Follow our Idaho 8-Man team on Twitter: @idahosports, @brandon_baney, @Idaho_8_ManLike our Facebook pageFor more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel

The Idaho 8-Man Prepcast is back! Join Brandon Baney, Will Hoenike, Coach Lane Kirkland, and new contributor Hayden Uhlenkott as they preview the upcoming 8-man season! We'll also take your questions, comments and shout outs LIVE!

Welcome to another episode of High School Sports Saturday With Tate Matthews today he delivers a comprehensive review of Week 2 high school football action across Tennessee. featuring statewide Top 10 rankings, detailed game recaps, and insights into how young teams and star players navigated early-season adversity.The episode highlighted thrilling victories, including Franklin Christian Academy's comeback road win and Nolensville's narrow victory secured by a game-winning field goal. Expert commentary from The Tennessean's Tom Kreager provided a deeper look at the week's marquee matchups and regional power dynamics as teams prepared for Week 3.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dustin Caldwell recaps a big opening week of South Carolina high school football, including Hough's defensive showdown with Northwestern and standout performances from Joshua Dobson and Northwestern sophomore Dash Holley. Plus, Rock Hill makes a statement with its road win over Irmo, weather creates havoc across the schedule, and Dustin runs through other notable results from around the state while looking ahead to another week of Carolina high school football.

The SD SportScene Podcast, Season 4 Episode 1: The initial podcast of the 2026-27 sports year. It includes guest clips from Central soccer players Brianna Fischer, Megan Brakefield, Jamison Frericks, and Talon Hauge.

In hour 1: James Knapp, President & CEO, Broward Education Foundation, Danny Enriquez, Canes Insight Sports &Coach Chris Yeargin, Head Football Coach, Coconut Creek. In hour 2: Coach Kareem Reed, Head Football Coach, McEachern, Georgia, Coach Dave Dunn, Head Football Coach Miami Christopher Columbus & Coach Roger Harriott, Head Football Coach, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.

In hour 2: Coach Kareem Reed, Head Football Coach, McEachern, Georgia, Coach Dave Dunn, Head Football Coach Miami Christopher Columbus & Coach Roger Harriott, Head Football Coach, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.

In hour 1: James Knapp, President & CEO, Broward Education Foundation, Danny Enriquez, Canes Insight Sports & Coach Chris Yeargin, Head Football Coach, Coconut Creek.

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Corey Bender from Gators Online joins the show to talk about the new expectations for the Gator football team with John Summerall as head coach. Jon Santucci joins the show to talk about the Florida high school football season. They talk about who made the biggest statements during pre season and so much more. Geo Millian, who covers the Miami Hurricanes athletics, joins Larry Blustein to talk about the offseason, the transfer portal additions, and the draft picks. Geo Talks about how important recruiting has been for the Canes for the first time since 2001, which was pre-internet recruiting, and so much more. Dr Kevin Perry joins the show as they talk about the big-time matchups for the next couple of weeks for high school football. They talk about the teams flying in from Georgia, California, and Texas to play games vs the Florida teams. Robert Ortega joins Larry Blustein to talk about the upcoming season for Hollywood McArthur football this year and talk about the upcoming schedule they are facing. Toro Wallace joins Larry Blustein to talk about the upcoming season for Carol City. Toro Wallace talks about how this is not a 1 man thing, and it's a collective group effort for this football team.

Ira Reynolds, who's in charge of the Palm Beach Kickoff Classic, joins Larry Blustein as they talk about the games this weekend. Ira talks about how there will be over 100 D1 prospects across all the games at the kickoff classic. You can buy tickets for sportsforchange.com. Charles Fishbein of Elite Scouting talks about the high school football scene down here. They talk about the marquee players this year and so much more. Chris Nee of Noles247 joins Larry Blustein to talk about the latest expectations for Florida State football. He talks about whether it's more important to get a bowl game and have a winning record. Alex Donno, fresh off his cruise, joins Larry Blustein to talk about the latest going on with the Miami Hurricanes. They talk about how this team is focused on going 1-0 and not saying we're looking forward to Notre Dame or FSU. Ariels Cribeiro of Miami Lakes and Barbara Goleman join Larry Blustein to talk about the summer program that he does at Kieser University. He talks about how getting those reps is better than doing 7-on-7s and so much more. Jake Pew of Archbishop McCarthy in Fort Lauderdale joins Larry Blustein as they talk about what they did in their summer camps and program. Jake Pew talks about how they have to find 8 other teams to play in the schedule since they are independent and so much more.

Brandyn Pokrass, who covers FIU football as well as FAU & USF, joins Larry Blustein. They talk about the expectations for this coming season and why making a bowl game is the number one objective. Matt Murschel covers the University of Central Florida for the Orlando Sentinel and joins Larry Blustein. They talk about how important this season is for head coach Scott Frost since they haven't had a winning season since they joined the Big 12. Adam Lichtenstein from South Florida Sun-Sentinel joins Larry Blustein to talk all things Miami Hurricanes football. They talk about all the new aspects of the team and what happened at media day. Andre Fernandez of the Miami Herald, who covers the High School football scene in South Florida, joins Larry Blustein. They talk about the new Format for the South Florida football open schedule and so much more. Anthony Walker, the head coach of monsignor pace, joins Larry Blustein to talk about the program he's built. They talk about the summer program they were doing and why it's important always to compete. Rocco Casullo of Coral Glades joins Larry Blustein as they talk about how important it was to play 7-on-7 football during the summertime. They talk about how important it was to show the kids more than just South Florida and so much more.

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.

Author John Millea previews his soon-to-be-released book, "Prepville, MN: Unforgettable Stories of High School Sports" with podcast host and Forum columnist Mike McFeely. John covered high school sports for decades in Minnesota for the Star Tribune newspaper and the Minnesota State High School League. His book is a collection of the best stories he wrote involving athletes, coaches, officials and the great small-town atmosphere of prep sports in the state. 

This episode of High School Sports Saturday broadcast live from the new Williamson County Schools (WCS) Innovation Center in Franklin, Tennessee, opens with WCS District Director of Athletics Coach Patrick Whitlock, who introduces the expanded Fall Media Day lineup—now featuring girls' volleyball and soccer alongside football—while highlighting the center's career-focused vocational programs (including flight simulators, cybersecurity, culinary arts, and hospitality management), the "Outside the Lines" (OTL) student media initiative, student transfer policies, and the importance of hiring quality coaches to build strong school athletic culture. First-year Centennial High School head coach Coach Chad Broadrick then details assembling his coaching staff, transitioning from defensive coordinator, and reshaping the Cougars' offense following the loss of key 2025 playmakers Mitchell Granger and Malachi Steel by leaning on five returning senior offensive linemen ahead of preseason scrimmages against Lebanon, Independence, and Father Ryan. Next, Nolensville High School head coach Coach Scott Stiddem provides an outlook on his second season leading the Knights, detailing the return of 14 starters (seven on offense and seven on defense), extensive stadium upgrades featuring new turf with heat-reducing green rubber pellets, LED lights, and a video board, his strong support for multi-sport athletes, and a challenging early schedule starting with a Thursday night season opener against Antioch on MyTV30. Nolensville senior defensive lineman Jake Centell follows, explaining how his background as a three-time state-placing wrestler enhances his leverage, hand-fighting, and physical conditioning on the field, while discussing his summer weight training regimen, interest in aviation, and college recruiting process. Senior quarterback Ryan Newell then discusses taking over as Nolensville's starting signal-caller alongside a close-knit group of classmates who have played together since middle school, explaining how his commitment to play Division I baseball at Bowling Green State University and his childhood experience in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu assist his vision and quick decision-making under pressure as the team pursues a state championship. Finally, The Tennessean high school sports columnist Tom Kreager wraps up the broadcast by reviewing the start of full-pad practices across Middle Tennessee, analyzing the commitment of five-star offensive lineman David Sanders Jr. to the University of Tennessee, spotlighting Christ Presbyterian Academy's (CPA) passing attack led by quarterback Bo Bryan and wide receivers Maximus Curry and Maddox Porter, and previewing The Tennessean's annual "Dandy Dozen" series profiling the region's top high school football talent.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.