Science Hill appeals TSSAA's decision for two game forfeiture
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 2:29 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

Science Hill High School is appealing a decision by the TSSAA that mandates the forfeiture of its first two football games. This decision arose after the school self-reported issues related to athlete enrollment and coach hiring. The affected athletes began attending Science Hill before their previous coaches were hired. The school remains unbeaten at 5-0 and prepares to host Morristown East on Friday night. The appeal is set to be presented on Thursday.
- •TSSAA rules Science Hill must forfeit its first two games.
- •The school self-reported enrollment and coach hiring issues.
- •School officials are appealing the decision with legal counsel.
- •Science Hill currently holds a 5-0 record.
- •Upcoming game against Morristown East is scheduled for Friday.
- 2:29 AMYahoo Sports — Science Hill football set to appeal two game forfeiture by the TSSAA
"JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — The TSSAA decided that Science Hill will have to forfeit its first two football games, but the school is appealing the decision on Thursday. The situation unfolded after Science Hill self-reported the timeline of events that involved athlete enrollment and the hiring of coaches. The student-athletes in question enrolled at […]
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