Christian Brothers and MUS announce shift to independent football schedule
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Last updated Sep 29, 2026

Christian Brothers and Memphis University School will play an independent TSSAA football schedule for the 2027 and 2028 seasons. This decision renders both teams ineligible for the TSSAA playoffs during that period. The schools plan to develop a 10-game schedule along with a bowl game for the 2027-2029 academic years. Christian Brothers' President David Poos emphasized the importance of building continuity for student-athletes. This follows similar moves by Christ Presbyterian Academy and Father Ryan schools. Both teams had planned to remain in Division II-AAA under TSSAA's recent classification changes.
- •Christian Brothers and MUS will leave Division II-AAA for an independent schedule.
- •Both teams are ineligible for TSSAA playoffs for 2027 and 2028.
- •Christian Brothers is 4-2 this season, facing Briarcrest Christian on October 2.
- •MUS holds a 3-3 record and will compete against Brentwood Academy.
- •Christ Presbyterian Academy and Father Ryan also announced independent schedules.
- 12:40 AMYahoo Sports — Christian Brothers, MUS latest TSSAA football programs to move to independent schedule
"MUS and Christian Brothers make joint announcement about its TSSAA football futures.
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