It's playoff time, in Tennessee! The first round of the TSSAA state playoffs kicks off on Friday night, and a number of local schools are hosting, while several more are hitting the road. 

The final weekend of the regular season is in the books. Playoff berths and seeds were on the line throughout Williamson County.

It's the final week of the high school football regular season, which means playoff berths and seeding are on the line across Williamson County.  

After a slow start, Nolensville High School remained undefeated by besting the Franklin High School Admirals 30-20 on the road Friday night.

Week 10 of the high school football season features the return of Williamson County teams to the gridiron after a bye week to recuperate, rest, and heal.  

The Brentwood High School Bruins prevailed in a defensive slugfest to defeat their rival Franklin, 7-0, at home Friday night.

Week 8 of the high school football season features the continuation of district play throughout the area, with several of the Williamson County teams once again taking on one another. 

The Centennial High School Cougars thwarted its crosstown rival Franklin High School Admirals’ homecoming with a thrilling 21-14 overtime victory in the ‘Battle of Franklin’ Friday night.

Another week of Williamson County and Nashville-area football is in the books. Several team held homecoming festivities and lots of non-district matchups took place. 

Week 6 of the high school football season is here, and the weekend schedule features a number of big-time matchups. 

Week 5 of the high school football season is here, and the slate features a number of top-notch matchups. 

The high school football season got started with an exciting week one slate, and week two is sure to bring even more fireworks. 

The Summit High School Spartans capped off its first-ever perfect regular season with a dominant 42-7 victory over Franklin High School Admirals Friday night.

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

For the first time since 2017, the Centennial Cougars football team (5-2,1-2) defeated the Franklin Admirals (1-7, 0-3) on Friday night 34-7 at home in the latest installment of the Battle of Franklin.

Relying on the ground game to power their way to victory, the Franklin Admirals football team (1-5, 0-2) won 28-12 over the McGavock Raiders (3-3, 1-1) Friday night at home.

The Ravenwood football team is starting to build momentum for the rest of the year. 

As the football season continues, so do the score recaps. 

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. 

The Franklin High School Admirals will have a new man at the helm for the 2020 season, as they welcome former Summit High School defensive coordinator Alex Melton to town.

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.

Another Franklin Admiral offensive lineman is heading out to California to further his football career. 

Franklin’s football and baseball teams are grieving after losing Will Cherry, who died Tuesday after sustaining injuries in an ATV accident three days earlier.

Former Franklin High School standout offensive lineman Max Wray has entered the NCAA transfer portal after three years with Ohio State.

Franklin High School is turning to a local, state-winning defensive coordinator as its next head football coach. 

One of Williamson County's best football players has gotten college offers from some of the nation's best football programs. 

After a memorable postseason run, Franklin High School head football coach Donnie Webb has decided to step away from his post.

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

The Franklin Admirals started the 2020 season with a 1-2 record after its first three games against Siegel, Riverdale and region foe Ravenwood. Then came the Summit game.

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

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. 

Below are football updates for Williamson County through the last week of the regular season. 

Some scary thoughts went through Taylor Spierto’s mind before he made the game-winning catch.

For the first time in the history of the Moody's Tire Player of the Week contest, we have a quarterback as our winner. 

The Franklin Admirals football team (3-4, 1-2) collected their first district win of the season against the Centennial Cougars (2-5, 1-3) on Homecoming night with a 41-20 victory Friday at home.

Yet another Williamson County football game has been postponed due to the effects of COVID-19. 

The Franklin Admirals football (2-5, 0-2) team fell just short of a comeback as it lost Friday night to the D-II Pope John Paul II Knights (5-1, 1-1) 28-21.

The sixth week of the Williamson County football season approaches, with October football and, believe it or not, the playoffs, approaching. 

River Katina and Connor Repass have known each other for years, going back to their time with the Franklin Cowboys in youth football.

The Williamson County football season is officially reaching its halfway point, with Week 5's games promising some of 2020's most exciting contests yet. 

You could see it in Franklin High head coach Donnie Webb's smile: this win felt good.