After Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa went down with a season-ending hip injury in mid-November, some questioned whether or not he’d be worth a flier in the first round of the upcoming NFL draft.

After a recommendation came down from Gov. Bill Lee's office for Tennessee schools to close through April 24 Monday, the TSSAA is calling for all state preps athletics to be suspended during that time frame as well. 

All it takes is a seat at a Battle of the Woods game to understand how special and extravagant Williamson County sports are. 

Fans of the Nashville Golf Open, now known as the Simmons Bank Open, will have to wait another year for its return. 

First-year Belmont coach Casey Alexander gave Bruins fans one of the top moments of the season in a 76-75 win over Murray State in the OVC Tournament championship game on March 7.

One minute, Brentwood High School alum Grant Teichmann is enjoying a beach trip with a few friends and teammates in Turkey. 

Nolensville was only two wins away from a state title when the TSSAA suspended the state tournament due to concerns about the coronavirus.

Williamson County Schools has officially put a hold on athletic events through April 3. 

A few offers for Williamson County football players have tricked in over the last week. 

In what's sure to be a setback for the future of high school lacrosse in the state, the TSSAA has suspended its efforts to sanction the sport indefinitely. 

With the National Hockey League season on indefinite hiatus, the Nashville Predators and Fox Sports Tennessee are teaming up to still give fans their hockey fix over the next few weeks.

The TSSAA isn't giving up hope that its high school basketball tournaments and Spring Fling tournaments could still be played out despite the ongoing distancing measures taken over the coronavirus.

The clock read 9.5, leaving the Belmont Bruins little margin for error as they prepared their final play of Saturday’s Ohio Valley Conference Championship game on Saturday in Evansville.

It's been an exciting season in 2019-20 Williamson County girls basketball, complete with stunning streaks, nail-biting contests, excellent performances and tons of playoff excitement. 

Brentwood entered the Region 6-AAA tournament with the discomfort of having to reel from a heartbreaking loss in the District 11-AAA final just 10 days ago.  

Tuesday morning's severe weather, which hit parts of Middle Tennessee hard, some of it with tornado damage, and left several dead, has caused a schedule shift in the Region 6-AAA basketball tournaments. 

One Williamson County team will advance in the 6-AAA region tournament, while another will call it a season. 

Last year, the Page High School Lady Patriots basketball team, unfortunately to the Page faithful, received a "no" to answered dreams of a district title.