Varsity Voices

Varsity Voices

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Varsity Voices episodes

  • The Biggest Upset of the YEAR?

    It's the first of 5 episodes this week as we give you our instant reactions from Week 9's action. Pearl upsets Petal, Germantown gets their first win over Madison Central, and more.

    36 min
  • Week NINE Predictions

    Tell us who you've got! It's the Week Nine Pick 'Em presented by Pine Straw of America

    This week's games:

    • Germantown vs. Madison Central
    • South Panola vs. Grenada
    • Brookhaven vs. South Jones
    • Pass Christian vs. West Marion
    • Itawamba AHS vs. Shannon
    • Taylorsville vs. Richton
    • Tri-County Academy vs. Leake Academy
    18 min
  • Stone Cold STUNNERS Coming in Week 9

    First things first...WRASSLIN! But if that ain't your cup of sweet tea, skip to 12:15.South Jones at Brookhaven, Leake Academy vs. Tri County, Tupelo/Horn Lake, and MORE. Check out some of these games to watch ahead of Friday night.

    23 min
  • WHO'S IN? 7A-6A-5A

    Through Jake Wimberly’s multitude of math metrics, the powerful permutations predict playoff pairings by percentage. First up on the docket, 7A, 6A, and 5A classifications for the MHSAA.

    25 min
  • The Week 8 Instant Reaction

    Remembering the late MC Miller

    It's the first of 5 episodes this week as we give you our instant reactions from Week 8's action. Big winners in Petal, Oxford, Lanier, North Pike, Warren Central, and more!

    Plus find out this week's Farm Families of MS Player of the Week!

    36 min
  • EARLY TASTE of Region Play

    This week, Breck, Jared, and Brandon recap a big week full of region games and some great performances. Breck also visits with Elizabeth Keen in our 3rd Quarter segment to discuss football on the Coast. Week 7 is in the books. Cheers to Week 8!

    1 hr 50 min

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