You might not always look to the NFL to find a good Battle of the Woods contest, but one came to pass Sunday. 

Brentwood’s chances of upsetting Summit disappeared when Davis White left the game with an apparent concussion in the second quarter.

In the second round of the 6A playoffs, the Summit Spartans football team will face a familiar opponent at home in the region rival Brentwood Bruins on Friday night.

The Brentwood Bruins football team (6-4, 3-2) secured a signature victory on the road against the Centennial Cougars (6-4, 1-4) Friday night, 37-7.

In a big region matchup with pending playoff implications, the Brentwood High School Bruins football team will travel to the Centennial High School Cougars Friday night, as both teams look to snag one of two spots remaining in the 6A region 7 division.

After a disappointing 0-3 start to the season, things are starting to look up for Brentwood.

The Brentwood Bruins got their first region win of the season with a grind-it-out victory over the Independence Eagles, 20-17, Friday night.

Brentwood High School football cruised to a win over Hillsboro High School, 31-7, behind a pair of super seniors in their final Homecoming game.

In a nailbiter on the road, the Ravenwood Raptors football team (4-1, 2-0) secured their fourth victory in a row, defeating the Brentwood Bruins (1-4, 0-2) Friday night, 21-16.

The Brentwood Bruins football team will host a surging Ravenwood Raptors team at home in this year’s installment of Battle of the Woods Friday night.

The Summit Spartans football team (3-0, 1-0) secured their first 6A region win 27-14 over the Brentwood Bruins (0-3, 0-1) at Brentwood Friday night.

As the NFL churns out its rosters for the 2021 season, a handful of Williamson County alums learned of their immediate fates. 

Summit football will be introduced to 6A region play when they travel to visit the Brentwood Bruins on Friday night.

Junior running back Bryshon Jackson had a big smile on his face after Father Ryan's 26-13 road victory at Brentwood Friday night. 

Vote on this week's Williamson Home Page WillCo Football Player of the Week! 

The first week of the 2021 Williamson County football season is in the books, with some wins, losses and big plays to mark the opening kickoff. 

Brentwood High School football will look a little different in 2021, but the expectations will remain as high as ever.

The Brentwood Academy and Brentwood High School football teams got together for a scrimmage Friday. 

The stage was set as Williamson County’s finest athletes and coaches previewed their football seasons and the move-up to new divisions at MaFIAoza’s restaurant at the Factory in Franklin on Wednesday night.

The Brentwood and Nolensville football teams got some 7-on-7 play recently before the season gets going in August. 

Ron Crawford hopes his legacy will be a simple one as he leaves Brentwood to become the Christian Brothers defensive coordinator.

Former Independence WR/DB chooses Cardinals just two weeks after leaving Knoxville

After 16 seasons leading the Bruins, longtime Brentwood football coach Ron Crawford is off to take on a new challenge. 

After one year on Rocky Top, former Independence and Brentwood football standout Chayce Bishop is on the move. 

After finishing his career with Brentwood football, Walker Merrill wasted no time impressing the folks up on Rocky Top. 

The first thing Scott Wells remembers about that Super Bowl 10 years ago is how cold it was the week before the game.

Brentwood High School alum Lucas Patrick is a game away from making it to the Super Bowl. 

The Memphis Tigers dipped into the recruiting hotbed that is Middle Tennessee, landing commitments from Riverdale defensive end Javon Nelson and Brentwood linebacker Spencer Rich on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.

Coach Ron Crawford knew Brentwood would have to play perfectly to to beat Oakland.

The attitude was the same the last time that head coach Ron Crawford led the Brentwood Bruins to this point in the season.

Cade Granzow and most of his senior teammates were born in 2002 – the only year Brentwood ever made it to the state final in football.

Cade Granzow reached a big milestone and his team made it to the semifinals.

The third friday in November football is upon us, which gives semifinals for some WillCo teams and quarterfinals for others. 

Cade Granzow has been on a wild ride the past eight days.

The Cinderella season continues for the Franklin Admirals.

We've got one round of the 2020 Williamson County football playoffs in the books, and the second week features major marquee matchups. 

Brentwood coach Ron Crawford was still in a state of disbelief 45 minutes after the game ended.

It took some help from its archrival, but Brentwood three-peated in Region 6-6A on Friday night.

Williamson Home Page's fan-voting Football Player of the Week feature is ongoing for week 10. Players this week are from Ravenwood High, Franklin High, Independence High, Brentwood Academy, Brentwood High.

Not even a three-week delay and two postponements could deny the Independence Eagles from hitting their stride when it mattered most.

Williamson Home Page's fan-voting Football Player of the Week feature is ongoing for week 9. Players this week are from Ravenwood (2), Father Ryan, Nolensville, Battle Ground Academy, Brentwood High.

Williamson Home Page's new fan-voting Football Player of the Week feature is ongoing for week eight.

Williamson Home Page's new fan-voting Football Player of the Week feature is ongoing for week eight.

UPDATE: Friday night, Father Ryan got a 35-28 win at Baylor. 

What was billed as a potential state championship matchup between the No. 1 and No. 5-ranked teams in the state of Tennessee in Class 6A, turned into a lopsided beatdown by halftime.

Once again this season, the Brentwood Bruins have had a marquee event fall in their laps after a COVID-related schedule change. 

The 2020 football season continues to shift around and open up fascinating pairings with COVID-19 cancellations beginning to ramp up.

Independence High School will be closed Wednesday through Friday, Oct. 2, due to an outbreak of COVID-19 among students and staff at the school.

Brentwood cornerback John Howse won't be going for to play for his college football career.