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Random Thoughts - The final case for C.J. Taylor as Mr. Football

Quarterback C.J. Taylor drove the bus for the Pioneer football team this year.

Quarterback C.J. Taylor drove the bus for the Pioneer football team this year.

Published: Nov 8, 2020, 5:28 AM

C.J. Taylor has been driving the bus for the Warren County football team all season. C.J. is more than a quarterback.

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Hyder's dance career continues at MTSU

Kat Hyder shares a moment on the sidelines with MTSU mascot Lightning.

kat and lightning.jpg — Kat Hyder shares a moment on the sidelines with MTSU mascot Lightning.

Seth Wright

Updated: Mar 8, 2025, 7:07 PM

Published: Mar 8, 2025, 5:47 PM

A lifelong dedication to dance has helped Warren County's Kat Hyder make her way to the sidelines of Middle Tennessee State University. Hyder, the 20-year-old daughter of Jamey and Melody Hyder, has been dancing since a very early age and is proud to currently be a sophomore member of the MTSU Dance Team. A former student at Morrison Elementary and Warren County High School, she began dancing at the tender age of 4.

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