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Thackerson, record-setting Clinton QB, commits to Carson-Newman

Posted at 1:22 pm December 17, 2015
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Oak Ridge Wildcats Chase Kimbro and Clinton Dragons Tyler Thackerson

Clinton senior quarterback Tyler Thackerson (8) is tackled from behind by Oak Ridge junior linebacker Chase Kimbro (10) during a 24-13 win for the Wildcats in the 2015 season-opener at home on Friday, Aug. 21, 2015. A record-setting quarterback at Clinton, Thackerson has committed to play football at Carson-Newman. (Photo by Julio Culiat)

 

Information from WYSH Radio

Clinton High School quarterback Tyler Thackerson has announced that he has committed to play college football at Carson-Newman. Thackerson made the decision last week, but he made it public on Tuesday.

A three-year starter at Clinton, Thackerson holds virtually every Dragon passing record, and in his career, he threw for more than 9,500 yards and accounted for a total of 104 passing and rushing touchdowns.

This season, Thackerson threw for more than 3,900 yards and 32 touchdowns, while also scoring 13 times via the ground game.

More information will be added as it becomes available.

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Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Carson-Newman, Chase Kimbro, Clinton High School, college football, Dragon, football, quarterback, Tyler Thackerson

National Signing Day local recruiting round-up, including Oak Ridge

Posted at 12:15 pm February 5, 2015
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Isaac Chapman Signing Day

Senior Isaac Chapman, an offensive lineman pictured at center front, signed with the University of Tennessee-Martin on Wednesday. (Source: Isaac Chapman/Twitter)

 

Information from WYSH Radio/Oak Ridge Wildcat Football

Wednesday was national Signing Day for high school athletes, and the University of Tennessee brought in a recruiting class ranked among the top 5 by most football scouting services.

Among the student-athletes who signed with UT was Coalfield lineman Zach Stewart, a two-time Mr. Football Award winner. He was actually the first member of the class of 2015 to fax the school his signed letter of intent.

Anderson County standout running back Matt Fox signed to play at East Tennessee State University, while fellow Maverick Bronson Black is headed to the University of the Cumberlands. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County, Bronson Black, Camion Patrick, Carson-Newman, Isaac Chapman, Matt Fox, National Signing Day, Nick Bowling, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Wildcat Football, Shawmain Fleming, Signing Day, Ted Mitchell, Tusculum, University of Tennessee, UT-Martin, WYS, Zach Kassner, Zach Stewart

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