More than 160 football games are scheduled for Friday night with at least 150 total games featuring meetings between region opponents.

TSSAA encourages everyone -- administrators, coaches, officials, and fans -- to work together to follow the protocols that local host schools have in place so that our student-athletes have the opportunity to enjoy athletic competition throughout this new year. Although most TSSAA mandates from a year ago are no longer in place, it is important that visiting teams and spectators adhere to the rules or requirements instituted by local school boards, municipalities and other government agencies where they are traveling. TSSAA believes that every adult and every participant should do their part and conduct themselves safely and thoughtfully so that the schools can provide as many opportunities as possible for the student-athletes this fall.

The full scoreboard and schedules can be found at https://tssaasports.com/sports/football/.

Historical Matchups

Collinwood at Cornersville: These teams' last meeting was in 2016 and resulted in a slim 8-7 victory for Collinwood.

Lake Co. at Humboldt: The last win by Humboldt in this series dates back to 2016, a 21-18 win at Lake Co.

Ravenwood at Brentwood: The last four meetings have been decided by a total of 29 points -- an average margin of 7.25 points per game.

Coffee Co. at Lebanon: The last two-game series between these teams was split, with the home team winning each game. Coffee Co. won by five points in 2017 and Lebanon won by 42 points in 2018.

White Station at Arlington: The last time Arlington defeated White Station was in 2017 by a score of 35-31 at home.

Briarcrest at Christian Brothers: Three of the last four meetings between these schools were decided by four points or fewer. Briarcrest won at home in 2016, 23-20, then again in 2019 on the road, 21-17. Christian Brothers won 17-14 on the road in 2018.

Livingston Academy at Macon Co.: This matchup has been a regular occurrence since 2017 with the road team winning in each of the previous four contests. This game moves to Week 5 from its former position on Week 11 in previous seasons.

Tennessee High at David Crockett: The home team in this series has not scored more than 22 points in each of the last five years, resulting in the road team winning each time. The last three meetings have been decided by a total of 12 points.

Sullivan East at Seymour: The last meeting between these two schools was in 2016 when Sullivan East defeated Seymour, 43-36.

Hillcrest at MLK Prep: These teams faced off in 2015 and 2016. Hillcrest won both meetings by a total of three points, scoring 20 points each outing.

Watching Online

The full scoreboard and schedules can be found at https://tssaasports.com/sports/football/.

Schools will be broadcasting nearly 50 football games this week on the NFHS Network live video streaming platform. With an NFHS Network subscription you can watch any and all games for one low monthly or annual fee. The games (with links to the broadcast) are:

Maryville at Bearden (Fri)
Davidson Academy at BGA (Fri)
Stewarts Creek at Blackman (Fri)
Dyersburg at Bolivar Central (Fri)
Hardin Valley at Bradley Central (Fri)
Ravenwood at Brentwood (Fri)
Knoxville Webb at CAK (Fri)
Westview at Camden (Fri)
LaVergne at Cane Ridge (Fri)
Red Bank at Chattanooga Central (Fri)
Fairview at Cheatham Co. (Fri)
Henry Co. at Clarksville Northwest (Fri)
DCA at Columbia Academy (Fri)
Goodpasture at CPA (Fri)
Tennessee High at David Crockett (Fri)
Gleason at Dresden (Fri)
Hixson at East Ridge (Fri)
Tipton-Rosemark at Fayette Academy (Fri)
Peabody at Greenfield (Fri)
East Robertson at Harpeth (Fri)
Sunbright at Harriman (Fri)
Marshall Co. at Hillwood (Fri)
Marshall Co. at Hillwood (Fri)
Franklin at Independence (Fri)
Morristown East at Jefferson Co. (Fri)
Hernando, MS at Lausanne (Fri)
Oak Ridge at Lenoir City (Fri)
Dickson Co. at McGavock (Fri)
Perry Co. at McKenzie (Fri)
Glencliff at Montgomery Central (Fri)
Fayetteville at Moore Co. (Fri)
Daniel Boone at Morristown West (Fri)
Chattanooga Christian at Notre Dame (Fri)
Rhea Co. at Ooltewah (Fri)
East Hamilton at Paul Bryant, AL (Fri)
Lawrence Co. at Pearl Cohn (Fri)
Clarksville Northeast at Portland (Fri)
Rockvale at Riverdale (Fri)
Monterey at Rockwood (Fri)
West Creek at Rossview (Fri)
Walker Valley at Smith Co. (Fri)
Lincoln Co. at Spring Hill (Fri)
Centennial at Summit (Fri)
Meigs Co. at Tellico Plains (Fri)
Stone Memorial at Upperman (Fri)
Midway at Wartburg Central (Fri)
Trousdale Co. at Westmoreland (Fri)
Watertown at Whites Creek (Fri)
Hunters Lane at Wilson Central (Fri)

All NFHS Network events are available to watch online at NFHSnetwork.com and through the NFHS Network Live App for iOS and Android.

This week, more than 300 contests are set to be broadcast by schools across the state on the NFHS Network, including over 40 girls' soccer games and more than 170 volleyball matches, as well as numerous Junior Varsity and Middle School contests. For a list of all Tennessee events this week on the Network, go to https://tssaasports.com/nfhsnetwork/. Your subscription to the NFHS Network sends money back to the schools and helps to cover the costs of offering the service.

Watching the games is easy, whether it's on your computer, tablet or smartphone. Download the NFHS Network app from Google Play or the iTunes App Store and take the live coverage with you wherever you go.

COVID-19 Standings

TSSAA has updated the scoreboard, schedules and standings to show wins for the schools whose opponents canceled due to COVID-19.

The schools listed below were awarded a Week 4 win:

Bledsoe Co. High School
Clinton High School
Germantown High School
Gibbs High School
KIPP Memphis Collegiate School
McCallie School
Oneida High School
Scott High School
Wooddale High School

If a school is forced to cancel a contest due to COVID-19 this football season, the game will be considered a “no contest” and the team will not receive a loss on their schedule. The school who is able to play will receive a win for playoff seeding purposes. They may schedule a replacement opponent, but the result of the newly scheduled contest must count in the school’s overall record in place of the “COVID-19” win. A school’s overall, regular season record cannot include more than 10 results.

Contests where both teams were unable to play due to COVID-19 are considered "no-contests" and have been removed from the schedules.