Just four teams from Tucson remain alive in the playoffs.
Justin Spears Mid-November games are a sign that your high school football team is having a successful season. One week before Thanksgiving, just four teams from Tucson remain alive.
The Star’s playoff game of the week is Salpointe Catholic’s rematch with Gilbert Williams Field for the first round of the Class 6A bracket. We preview — and predict — how all four Tucson-area matchups will go down. Projected winners are in ALL CAPS. Winner faces: No. 1 Thatcher or No. 4 Show Low in the Class 3A state championship at Phoenix Desert Vista High SchoolRespond: Write a letter to the editor | Write a guest opinion
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