Frank Garcia

NORTHPORT – For only the second time in its 93-year history, Tuscaloosa County finished a season winless. The Wildcats fell 34-14 at home in their regular-season finale against Homewood on Friday night, ending their season 0-10. Tuscaloosa County also failed to win a game in 1975 (0-10)...

Tuscaloosa County came up short in its late-game rally attempt against Vestavia Hills on Friday night. The Wildcats scored late but were unable to complete its comeback, falling 15-7. Quarterback Sam Cooper found wide receiver LaDarrian Mobley for a 25-yard touchdown with 1:50 to go, but the Wildcats failed to recover the ensuing onside kick...

HOOVER – Tuscaloosa County was unable to keep up with Hoover for four quarters Friday night, falling 45-3 against the three-time defending state champions. The Wildcats cut the lead to as close as four at the midway point in the second quarter before the Buccaneers took full control, scoring 38 unanswered points across six possessions to end the game...

NORTHPORT -- Tuscaloosa County fell in heartbreaking fashion against Mountain Brook Friday night. With no time left on the clock, Spartans junior kicker Mason Dillard connected on a 28-yard field goal to beat the Wildcats, 17-16. But, for a brief few moments before Dillard's kick won it, Tuscaloosa County believed it had held on for its first win of the season...

NORTHPORT -- For the second straight year, the winner was from south of the Black Warrior River. In one of West Alabama's biggest rivalry games, Tuscaloosa County fell 35-7 at home to Hillcrest Friday night. Patriots running back Brian Robinson -- who holds offers from Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Ole Miss South Carolina, among others -- rushed for two touchdowns in a game in which Hillcrest never tr

NORTHPORT -- Tuscaloosa County's home opener didn't end in the way it would have liked. The Wildcats dropped its fourth game of the season, first at home, 15-7, against Oak Mountain Friday night. Oak Mountain defensive back Hall Morton's interception with 1:28 to go in the fourth quarter sealed the Eagles' first win of the season...

TRUSSVILLE -- Tuscaloosa County could not pull off the late-game magic for the second year in a row. Instead, the Wildcats dropped its second game this season, 38-13, at Hewitt-Trussville Friday night. Tuscaloosa County, 0-1 on the season after a season-opening loss at Northridge last week, held their own, but could not keep up with the Huskies offensively...