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Franklin travels to Antioch as high school football playoffs start Friday

The Franklin Daily News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you follow Franklin football, pack for a road trip: the playoffs begin Fri., Nov. 6, and Franklin plays at Antioch. Cane Ridge visits Ravenwood, and every game could be a team's last of the year.

Franklin travels to Antioch in Friday's first round

VisitorHost
FranklinAntioch
Cane RidgeRavenwood
HendersonvilleNolensville
Liberty CreekSpring Hill
RossviewBrentwood
Knoxville WebbBGA

Tickets will be available online through the GoFan app, and the title games follow Dec. 3-5 at Finley Stadium in Chattanooga.

  • Nolensville hosts Hendersonville
  • Spring Hill hosts Liberty Creek
  • Brentwood hosts Rossview
  • Byes: Brentwood Academy, Ensworth, Lipscomb Academy, Nashville Christian, MTCS

Playoffs run from Friday's openers to the Dec. 5 finals

  1. Nov. 6First-round playoff games begin across Tennessee
  2. Dec. 3 open with the Division II championship games
  3. Dec. 4Class 1A, 3A and 5A games are played at Finley Stadium
  4. Dec. 5Class 2A, 4A and 6A games are played at Finley Stadium

Sources: Dickson County Source, The Tennessean

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