September 4, 2026

Month: December 2019

The AHSAA TV Network partners have worked vigorously to provide the most comprehensive state-wide live television coverage possible for each game. Cable networks across the state have been contacted and offered an opportunity to join the Network. Many of the cable networks have joined. If there is no live television coverage in your area, stations and/or cable networks in that area have declined to join the network for this year’s Super 7.

Live video coverage is accessible state-wide and across the nation via the NFHS Network  where internet is available. To subscribe to the NFHS Network for the Super 7, the fee is $10.99 for a month – which includes all seven contests as well as any other events being shown on the NFHS Network during that time span including the AHSAA State Swimming & Diving Championships this week at Auburn.

Those already subscribing to the NFHS Network can receive the NFHS Network live stream at no additional charge.
For specific information about live television availability in your area, please go to the following link:
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Front row, from left: Steve Smith, Piedmont (3A); Paul Benefield, Fyffe (2A); Darrell Higgins, Mars Hill Bible (1A); AHSAA Associate Executive Director Alvin Briggs; AHSAA Executive Director Steve Savarese; Christopher Story, Lanett (1A); Matt Johnson, Reeltown (2A); Ronnie Cottrell, Mobile Christian (3A). Back row, from left: Mark Freeman, Thompson (7A); Clint Smith, Jacksonville (4A); Terry Curtis, UMS-Wright (4A); Darrell LeBeaux, Pleasant Grove (5A); Danny Horn, Central, Clay County (5A); Keith Etheredge, Oxford (6A); Ben Blackmon, Spanish Fort (6A); Jamey DuBose, Central-Phenix City (7A). (AHSAA Photo)