Tennessee high school football scores, TSSAA live updates for Week 7 in Nashville area

Tom Kreager and Nick Gray, Nashville Tennessean

September 30, 2022 at 11:34 PM·5 min read

We have made a return to region play for much of Tennessee high school football teams across the state for Week 7 of the 2022 TSSAA regular season.

The Nashville area's top game is Oakland (5-0, 2-0 Region 4-6A) traveling to Blackman (5-1, 2-0). The winner is in the driver's seat for the region title and top seed from the league for the TSSAA Class 6A playoffs. Oakland is the two-time defending Class 6A state champion and has won 35 straight games.

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The Patriots have also won 52 consecutive region/district games dating back since Aug. 24, 2014 when Blackman beat Oakland 28-21.

Another game that will have statewide attention is in Chattanooga where Baylor (5-0, 2-0 DII-AAA East/Middle) hosts McCallie (5-1, 1-1).

Follow the games throughout the night with our live updates.

Tennessee high school football: Week 7 live updates in Middle Tennessee

10:30 p.m.: Some final scores

Oakland 53, Blackman 18
FRA 39, CPA 38
East Nashville 53, Green Hill 21
Brentwood 24, Independence 23 in OT
Cane Ridge 35, Smyrna 14
Clarksville 56, Hendersonville 36
MBA 35, Pope John Paul 0
Henry County 29, Springfield 28 in OT

WEEK 7 SCORES: Tennessee high school football scores for Week 7 of TSSAA 2022 season

9:30 p.m.: Springfield ties game late against Henry County

Springfield's Travyion Binford had a 35-yard touchdown catch with 56 seconds left, and the Yellow Jackets converted the two-point conversion pass to draw even at 21-21.

@SHSJacketsNest gets the two point Pass and we're tied...@HCPatriotsFB 21, @SHSJacketsNest 21. With 56 secs left in 4Q pic.twitter.com/adERCUpwUQ
— George Robinson (@Cville_Sports) October 1, 2022

9:15 p.m.: CPA-FRA is close, while Oakland is pulling away

CPA and FRA are going back and forth heading into the fourth quarter. FRA's Ty Clark III scores from a yard out to put FRA up 27-26.

SCORE ALERT 🚨: @FRAPantherFB 27, @CPAFootball 26. 1:19 3Q. @TyClarkIII 1 yd TD run. pic.twitter.com/kRx8jXxcxP
— 𝑇𝑜𝑚 𝐾𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑔𝑒𝑟 (@Kreager) October 1, 2022

Oakland now leads 46-18 heading into the fourth quarter against Blackman.

Elsewhere, Brentwood has come back from 17-3 down to force overtime against Independence.

Brentwood Touchdown
Independence 17
Brentwood 24
OT#ALLINdy
— Independence Football (@wcsIHSfootball) October 1, 2022

8:20 p.m.: Some halftime scores, and a Maryville upset

Some halftime scores...

Oakland 31, Blackman 13
Cane Ridge 14, Smyrna 0
Brentwood Academy 28, Christian Brothers 0
FRA 20, CPA 19
East Nashville 19, Green Hill 0
Columbia Central 13, Page 7

And a final from East Tennessee: Cleveland 28, Maryville 24.

8:05 p.m.: Look at this play by CPA's Braden Streeter

CPA is back ahead of FRA after this pitch-and-catch from Braden Streeter to London Humphreys for a 65-yard touchdown.

If it were only that simple.

SCORE ALERT 🚨: @CPAFootball 19, @FRAPantherFB 14. Streeter to Humphreys. 65 yds. 3:45 2Q. PAT blocked. @_NickGray Crocker almost got QB on the throw. pic.twitter.com/99jg6qJXcz
— 𝑇𝑜𝑚 𝐾𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑔𝑒𝑟 (@Kreager) October 1, 2022

7:50 p.m.: A look around Middle TN, as well as an upset brewing in Maryville?

FRA is on the board with a second quarter touchdown pass, but CPA leads 13-7 late in the first half.

SCORE ALERT: @CPAFootball 13, @FRAPantherFB 7. 5:38 2Q. pic.twitter.com/LGsRfvb0fZ
— 𝑇𝑜𝑚 𝐾𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑔𝑒𝑟 (@Kreager) October 1, 2022

Blackman is within 21-12 in the second quarter against Oakland, but are down two scores after a missed two-point conversion and a blocked extra point.

SCORE UPDATE: @OHSPatsFootball 21, @BlackmanFtball 12. @_Ben_Marshall_ 1 run. 2-point conversion failed. 7:03 2Q. https://t.co/ybiTK2m5oi pic.twitter.com/FpehBVUzWA
— Cecil Joyce (@cecil_joyce) October 1, 2022

It's not in the midstate, but Maryville has scored a touchdown to go up 24-21 against Cleveland in the fourth quarter. We'll keep tabs on it.

7:30 p.m.: Blackman trying to keep up with Oakland

Oakland leads Blackman 14-6 after one quarter on touchdown runs by Eric Taylor Jr. and Kade Hewitt.

The Blaze should be able to put up some yards and points against Oakland tonight, but can they get the stops necessary to stay within shouting distance?

SCORE ALERT: @OHSPatsFootball 14, @BlackmanFtball 6. 2:46 1Q. @_Ben_Marshall_ 6 pass from @jackrisnerqb7. XP blocked. https://t.co/ybiTK2m5oi pic.twitter.com/y1ZZz571u0
— Cecil Joyce (@cecil_joyce) October 1, 2022

7 p.m.: Let's have a great Friday night!

Oakland-Blackman is our Game of the Week in the midstate, with the DNJ's Cecil Joyce on hand to cover the game.

SCORE UPDATE: @OHSPatsFootball 7, @BlackmanFtball 0. @erictaylorjr3 41 run. 11:19 1Q. https://t.co/ybiTK2EeCq pic.twitter.com/QgrKGYu64r
— Cecil Joyce (@cecil_joyce) October 1, 2022

The Tennessean's Tom Kreager is at CPA-FRA, with the Lions looking to bounce back from a loss to Cane Ridge last week.

The Tennessean's Joe Spears is covering East Nashville's game against Green Hill. The Eagles are 6-0 and have won all of their games by double digits.

Here comes @EastNash_FB! Let’s get this one going. pic.twitter.com/VXCSlg2xtC
— Joe Spears (@joe_spears7) October 1, 2022

The Leaf-Chronicle's George Robinson is at Springfield-Henry County in a vital game between Region 7-5A among 2-0 teams.

Getting ready for a huge R7-5A game between @SHSJacketsNest and @HCPatriotsFB https://t.co/79pwLvUecn
— George Robinson (@Cville_Sports) September 30, 2022

A Twitter List by _NickGray

on ESPN.

Overall: 35 (Nov. 29, 2020, 12-0 at Maryville, 6A semis)

Region/District: 52 (Aug. 24, 2014 at Blackman 28-21)

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