AHSAA

The staples of college football in the state of Alabama will no longer host the high school championships due to the expanded CFP.

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The Tuscaloosa City Board of Education said their goal was to make a splash hire and they followed through by tabbing John McKenzie to lead the Stampede forward.

The AHSAA postseason began in earnest in Alabama Friday night, and here’s a look at who survived and advanced, and who didn’t.

Down Ethan Crawford and Ja'Marian Johnson, Hillcrest didn't miss a beat as they annihilated Calera.

Tuscaloosa County falls at home.

Quarterback Roosevelt Towns was the engine that propelled the Panthers offense to a massive 52 points, their best scoring output of the season. Towns rushed for 129 yards on the evening and scored two rushing touchdowns. He also completed 8-of-17 passes for 84 yards and two touchdowns and converted on 5-of-7 2-point conversions rushing, accounting for 34 Panther points.

West Blocton dominated Holt on Friday night.

The Tuscaloosa County Wildcats dropped their first game of the year, losing in convincing fashion to the Hewitt-Trussville Huskies, 35-7.

Hueytown utilized its athleticism, scoring touchdowns on its first 10 consecutive drives of the game. The Golden Gophers maintained balance, scoring five passing touchdowns, and five rushing touchdowns.