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Grimsley head football coach Darryl Brown and Weddington head football coach Andy Capone joined HighSchoolOT for a combined interview to preview Friday's 4A western regional final between the Whirlies and the Warriors.

HighSchoolOT's J. Mike Blake discusses Grimsley's 40-37 win over Hough in triple-overtime, lifting the Whirlies to the 4A West regional championship.

Nick Stevens is joined by reporters from across the state, as well as coaches and players, as we wrap up the fourth round of the football playoffs and look ahead to regional finals.

Whiteville might be thinking it’s facing a mirror image in East Duplin when they face off in the fourth round of the 2-A state playoffs Friday night. Both teams

Joe Sirera of The Greensboro News & Record joined the HSOT Postgame Show to discuss Grimsley's win over Independence. He said the fact the Whirlies have so many weapons on offense makes Grimsley hard to defend.

No. 5 Grimsley built up a three-score lead and held on for a 27-22 win over Page on Friday. With the victory, the Whirlies improved to 9-0 and 6-0 in the Metro 4A. Page, which had won four of its last five games going into Friday, is now 5-4 (4-2).

The No. 6 Grimsley Whirlies handled the No. 17 Northwest Guilford Vikings at home on Friday night to stay undefeated on the season.

The Grimsley Whirlies added a high-profile non-conference win at home with a drubbing of the Pinecrest Patriots by a 32-7 score on Friday night.

East Forsyth is the first team to remain in the top spot of the SBLive Sports North Carolina Power 25 for two consecutive weeks this year. Two new teams,

The No. 6 Grimsley Whirlies stayed perfect on the year with a tight 40-34 win over Triad-area rival No. 17 Reagan at home on Friday night.