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You might be surprised to find that a viral video has named one Evansville, Indiana high school one of the worst in America.

Find out who and when teams in the Evansville area will kick off the state football tournament when Sectionals begin on October 21st.

Beginning this weekend, schools across the entire state of Indiana will serve as a testing ground for a 40-second play clock during high school football. Pending a successful run, the concept could be adopted across the country.

The world's premiere Beatles tribute band, Liverpool Legends, are coming to Evansville on Friday, April 15th to play a benefit show for the EVSC Foundation.

As is customary for the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA), the pairings for the upcoming Sectional round of the state tournament were announced on Sunday, one week before the regular season wraps up. The pairings announced show some teams will face familiar foes to open the tournament, while others will match up against teams they have not yet seen.

Week three of the high school football season is in the books, and now you get to decide who put on the best performance from this past weekend's games.

Week two of the high school football season is in the books, and now you get to decide who put on the best performance from this past weekend's games.

With the loss of 24 players to graduation, it appears, at least on paper, that the North Huskies may be missing out on some veteran leadership as they prepare to open the 2015 campaign at home against Terre Haute South. Their Head Coach, Brett Szabo spoke with Jimmie on Wednesday to take a look what kind of team the Huskies will put on the field as they look to improve on a 3-7 record in 2014. Rea

Football season is just a couple of weeks away, and the North Huskies are looking to improve on last year's 3-7 season which saw them bounced from the playoffs by Terre Haute North in the first round of the Sectional. But as any coach or player will tell you, you take it one game at a time. Here's the complete regular season schedule for the Huskies as they begin the march to Indy.

After a solid rout of Bosse last week where they put up 643 yards of offense in route to a 55-6 win, the North Huskies hope to continue the momentum as they travel to Evansville's west side to face the undefeated Reitz Panthers.