In the heart of Tennessee, the high school football scene is buzzing with excitement as the playoffs heat up. Here’s a snapshot of the recent action from Week 2 of the TSSAA high school football playoffs.

### Dominant Performances

In the 1A division, McKenzie made a strong statement with a 28-0 shutout against Eagleville. Westmoreland continued their winning streak in 2A, defeating Monterey 26-0, while Marion County overwhelmed East Robertson with a 42-10 victory.

Moving to the 3A division, East Nashville showcased their prowess with a 48-14 win over Sycamore, and White House Heritage secured a 35-13 victory against Liberty Creek. In 4A, Marshall County had a commanding performance, beating Station Camp 52-13, and Pearl Cohn outscored Chester County 56-28.

### 5A and 6A Showdowns

The 5A division saw some thrilling matches. Shelbyville edged out Nolensville 33-28, Page dominated Centennial 29-3, Beech trounced Southwind 49-19, and Springfield narrowly defeated Henry County 20-17.

In the 6A division, Oakland took down Mt. Juliet 35-28, Riverdale beat Blackman 31-17, Stewarts Creek outlasted Brentwood 17-10, and Ravenwood routed Franklin 45-13.

### Division II Highlights

In Division II A, Jackson Christian had a convincing win over Grace Christian Academy 34-7, and Nashville Christian School thrashed Middle Tennessee Christian School 50-27. Donelson Christian Academy also secured a win against Friendship Christian 35-28.

Division II AA saw Battle Ground Academy shut out USJ 34-0, Franklin Road Academy defeated Silverdale 45-28, and Christ Presbyterian Academy dominated Knoxville Grace 55-21. In Division II AAA, Brentwood Academy cruised past Father Ryan 43-14, and Ensworth blanked Montgomery Bell Academy 28-0.

### The Road to the BlueCross Bowl

As these teams advance through the playoffs, the anticipation builds for the 2024 BlueCross Bowl, set to take place from December 5-7. The semifinalists for the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Award have also been announced, adding another layer of excitement to the season.

With each passing week, the competition intensifies, and these high school athletes are giving it their all on the field. Stay tuned for more thrilling matches as Middle Tennessee's best high school football teams battle it out for state glory.