High School

Bessemer Academy Rebels (2-1, 1-1) revolted against the Tuscaloosa Academy Knights (1-2, 1-1) on Thursday Knight. The final score was 40-27.

The game was controlled from start to finish by Jay Todd's Wildcats thanks to an effective running game and capitalizing on timely turnovers. Star County High running back Damien Taylor rushed three touchdowns to give the Wildcats a 21-0 halftime lead. Taylor busted a 46-yard run on his final carry of the evening to put a stamp on an impressive week one performance, he rushed for 150 yards on the evening.

The summer time is usually a crucial time of preparation for football teams everywhere. Weightlifting, conditioning and summer competitions are a staple across high school football across the country. Today the Alabama High School Athletic Association released a memo stating that summer competitions would be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today the Wild Bill Show salutes Tuscaloosa's Zachary Smith, a 16-year-old junior at Holy Spirit High School.  Smith competed with more than 1,700 swimmers and qualified for the Olympic Trials in Nebraska.  Our Tuscaloosa talented swimmer will compete in the same pool of water as the 18-time gold-medal winner Michael Phelps on Friday...

Yes, football is a violent game, but a matchup on the gridiron between two high schools in Pennsylvania took it to a whole new – and possibly illegal – level.

Not since we put a man on the moon has one small step been such a big one.

What should've been a fun vacation trip from New York to Atlanta turned nightmarish on Monday morning when an airline kicked a group of 101 Yeshiva students and their eight chaperones off a plane for being rambunctious. The school, however, says the incident was blown way out of proportion and now they're fighting back.

Controversy has erupted at a high school for a very surprising reason.

Missouri high school student Kaitlyn Booth probably thought she was pulling off the mother of all pranks when she changed a fellow student's last name to an offensive term in the school's yearbook, but now the joke's on her. Booth has been arrested and could be charged with a felony.

Homework was never easy for Chelesa Fearce -- mostly because she didn't have a home to do it in.