The Extra Point: Chasing Greatness

Falcon Nation,

Our 2025–26 Football Awards Banquet on December 18 was a special evening as we honored the dedication and accomplishments of our athletes and coaches. It was a great opportunity to celebrate a season defined by growth, perseverance, and Falcon Pride. We are sincerely grateful to First Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa for their hospitality and support in helping make the night memorable.

This season, many of our Falcons were recognized with individual team honors, including Team MVP, Offensive and Defensive MVPs, position awards, Rookie honors, Most Improved players, Scholar Athlete, Service Award, and Team Captains. We also proudly celebrated members of the 1K Club, whose all-purpose yardage reflects not only individual excellence but the collective effort of our entire offense and offensive line.

As we transition into the off-season, winter workouts will begin on January 26 from 4:00–5:30 PM in the Field House. A parent or legal guardian must complete the interest form, all participants must have a current physical on file, and athletes are expected to wear school colors to each workout session.

To our fans, sponsors, and community partners—thank you for your unwavering support. You are the heartbeat of Falcon Football. Please stay connected through our Falcon Football ParentSquare Groups for all future updates and announcements.

With gratitude and Falcon Pride,
Coach Pippen

Winter workouts will begin on January 26 from 4:00 to 5:30 PM in the Field House.

📋 A parent/legal guardian MUST complete the interest form for the interested participant:
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🔴 Participants must have a current physical on file.
🔴 Participants must wear school colors (red, white, gray, or black) to each workout session.

For additional information, please contact our head coach, Coach Pippen, at DPippen@tusc.k12.al.us.

On Thursday, December 18, 2025, the Central High School Football Program proudly hosted its 2025-26 Season Football Awards Banquet, honoring our athletes and coaches for their hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment to Chasing Greatness throughout the season. This special evening provided an opportunity to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of our Falcons and reflect on a season defined by excellence, perseverance, and team pride.

We extend a heartfelt thank you to First Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa for graciously allowing us to use their banquet hall and for providing a lovely meal that helped make the evening truly memorable. We are grateful for their hospitality and support of our student-athletes and athletic programs.

Please note that all statistics referenced in the narratives below reflect data from 2023, the year Coach Pippen began his tenure as head coach.

Explosive. Consistent. Game-changing. Anthony Dixon, Jr.’s 2025–26 season was nothing short of dominant, cementing his place as the heart of the offense and the Team MVP.

In just 9 varsity games, Anthony erupted for 1,356 total yards, averaging an incredible 150.7 yards per game. On the ground, he rushed for 1,079 yards on only 84 carries, posting a jaw-dropping 12.8 yards per carry and finding the end zone 12 times. Defenses simply couldn’t contain his vision, burst, and ability to turn routine plays into explosive gains—including five 100-yard rushing performances and a long run of 99 yards.

Anthony’s versatility separated him even further. He added 277 receiving yards and 2 receiving touchdowns, finishing the season with 15 total touchdowns and nearly 157 all-purpose yards per game. Whether carrying the load offensively, making plays in space, or delivering in high-pressure moments, he set the standard every Friday night.

The 2025–26 Team MVP honor reflects a season defined by dominance, reliability, and leadership—and Anthony Dixon, Jr. delivered every single week. 🏆🦅

Versatility on display. Momentum in motion. Tra’Von Hall’s 2025–26 season proved why he was the ultimate Team X-Factor—the player defenses had to account for on every snap.

During the 2025–26 campaign, Tra’Von made his impact felt across multiple roles, totaling 874 all-purpose yards in 10 varsity games. On the ground, he rushed for 519 yards at an impressive 12.7 yards per carry, scoring 9 rushing touchdowns and consistently delivering explosive plays when the offense needed a spark.

As a receiver, Tra’Von continued to stretch the field, hauling in 25 receptions for 355 yards and 2 touchdowns, averaging 14.2 yards per catch. His ability to line up anywhere—backfield, slot, or out wide—forced mismatches and opened opportunities for teammates, making him one of the most difficult players to game-plan against.

Tra’Von’s 11 total touchdowns in 2025–26 and his dynamic presence turned close moments into game-changing ones. The Team X-Factor title is a reflection of his versatility, explosiveness, and ability to shift momentum instantly—and Tra’Von Hall did exactly that all season long. ⚡🦅

Locked in. In control. Unstoppable when it mattered most. Armani White’s 2025–26 season was the definition of offensive leadership—and the reason he earned Offensive MVP honors for the Class of 2027.

During the 2025–26 campaign, Armani commanded the offense in 10 varsity games, throwing for 1,319 passing yards while completing over 60% of his passes. He averaged nearly 132 yards per game, tossing 9 touchdown passes with just one interception, a testament to his growth, decision-making, and maturity at the quarterback position. His 108.5 QB rating reflected not just production, but efficiency and control.

Armani also made his presence felt on the ground, adding 345 rushing yards at 8.4 yards per carry, using his legs to extend plays, escape pressure, and move the chains when defenses overcommitted. Week after week, he delivered in critical moments—whether it was a timely scramble, a deep strike downfield, or steady leadership in the huddle.

More than the numbers, the 2025–26 season showcased Armani’s evolution into a true field general. He set the tempo, elevated his teammates, and led with confidence and accountability. The Offensive MVP award recognizes a season defined by preparation, poise, and performance—and Armani White delivered all three. 🏆🦅

Relentless. Physical. Unstoppable once he got rolling. Jasiuah “Train” Rainer powered through the 2025–26 season like his nickname suggests—full speed, no brakes—earning him Defensive MVP honors for the Class of 2026.

As a senior leader, Train set the tone for the defense in 10 varsity games, delivering a dominant 89 total tackles, including 49 solo stops and 11 tackles for loss. Averaging nearly 9 tackles per game, he was a constant presence at the point of attack—plugging gaps, tracking down ball carriers, and bringing a physical edge that offenses felt on every snap. His impact extended beyond the tackle count, adding 2 sacks, a forced turnover, a blocked field goal, and a pick-six interception, proving his ability to change the game in multiple ways.

Jasiuah’s 2025–26 performance was the capstone of an outstanding varsity career. Over 30 varsity games, he compiled an incredible 249 total tackles, averaging 8.3 tackles per game, along with 12 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, 3 interceptions, and multiple forced turnovers. Year after year, he was the heartbeat of the defense—consistent, dependable, and punishing.

More than the stats, Train brought leadership, toughness, and accountability. When the defense needed momentum, he brought it—like a train on the tracks, driving forward with power and purpose. The Defensive MVP award honors a senior season defined by dominance and a career built on effort, resilience, and pride. 🚆🦅

Automatic. Reliable. Game-changing. Graham Wolfe earned Special Teams MVP honors for the Class of 2026, capping off a senior season defined by consistency and clutch performance.

During the 2025–26 season, Graham was a perfect example of a steady hand in pressure situations. In 10 varsity games, he scored 51 points, converting 42 of 45 extra-point attempts and hitting 3 field goals, including a long of 43 yards. His precision and poise gave the team confidence, turning touchdowns into seven points and helping secure close victories.

Over his varsity career, Graham was a scoring machine for the Falcons, totaling 139 points on 115 of 120 PATs and 8 field goals, providing a level of consistency that is incredibly hard to replace. His performance went beyond numbers—it set the standard for preparation, focus, and execution under pressure.

The Special Teams MVP award recognizes Graham Wolfe’s dedication, reliability, and the vital role he played in every game. Opponents knew it: when the ball was snapped, Graham could be trusted to deliver. 🦅⚡

Speed. Vision. Toughness in the backfield. Zaivion Cade powered through the 2025–26 season to earn Back of the Year honors for the Class of 2026, leaving a mark with consistent, hard-nosed play and steady contributions every game.

In 10 varsity games this season, Zaivion totaled 183 all-purpose yards, rushing for 148 yards on 15 carries at nearly 10 yards per carry, and adding 35 receiving yards. While his numbers may not always jump off the stat sheet, his reliability, ball security (zero fumbles), and ability to pick up tough yards made him a key piece of the offensive scheme. He also added 2 rushing touchdowns, turning short-yardage situations into points for the Falcons.

Zaivion’s impact goes beyond the 2025–26 season. Over his three-year varsity career, he rushed for 325 yards, scored 6 total touchdowns, and contributed a steady 16.4 yards per game in all-purpose production. His patience, vision, and decisiveness in the backfield made him dependable on every snap and difficult for defenses to predict.

The Back of the Year award highlights Zaivion Cade’s persistence, versatility, and consistency—qualities that have made him a trusted weapon all season and a player whose presence will be missed next year. 🦅💨

Explosive. Reliable. A deep threat every time the ball is in the air. Kannon Atkinson Eubanks soared through the 2025–26 season to earn Wide Out of the Year honors for the Class of 2026, showcasing speed, hands, and the ability to stretch defenses downfield.

In 9 varsity games this season, Kannon hauled in 13 receptions for 261 yards, averaging 20.1 yards per catch and scoring 3 receiving touchdowns. His ability to make big plays, turn short passes into long gains, and maintain ball security (zero fumbles) made him a consistent and dangerous weapon in the passing game. With a long catch of 40 yards, Kannon was often the spark that shifted momentum and opened opportunities for the offense.

Looking at his varsity career, Kannon totaled 271 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns in 10 games, demonstrating consistent improvement, explosiveness, and dependability. His speed, vision, and hands made him a player defenses had to game-plan around, and his presence on the field created space for teammates to thrive.

The Wide Out of the Year award recognizes Kannon Atkinson Eubanks’ playmaking ability, consistency, and impact as a reliable deep threat—a senior whose contributions will be hard to replace next season. 🦅✈️

Power. Technique. Leadership in the trenches. Nicholas Witherspoon dominated the line of scrimmage in the 2025–26 season, earning Offensive Lineman of the Year honors for the Class of 2026 and leaving a legacy of consistency and toughness that will be hard to replace.

In 10 varsity games this season, Nicholas was a force on both sides of the ball. Offensively, he recorded 11 pancake blocks, protecting the quarterback, opening running lanes, and providing the foundation for the Falcons’ explosive offensive plays. Defensively, he added 33 total tackles, including 5 tackles for loss, demonstrating his ability to control the line of scrimmage and make plays behind the line when needed.

Over his varsity career, Nicholas played in 23 games, tallying 26 pancake blocks, 63 total tackles, and 5 tackles for loss, never losing a fumble—showing not just skill, but reliability and dedication every snap. His leadership in the trenches was evident both on game day and in practice, setting the tone for younger players and helping anchor the team’s performance on both sides of the ball.

Highlighting his incredible journey, Nicholas signed his Letter of Intent to continue his academic and football career at Tulane, where his work ethic, skill, and football IQ will continue to shine. The Offensive Lineman of the Year award reflects not only his 2025–26 performance, but his career-long impact as a dominant and dependable leader in the trenches. 🦅💪

Dominant. Disruptive. Game-changing. Jackson Carlisle powered through the 2025–26 season to earn Defensive Lineman of the Year honors for the Class of 2026, establishing himself as a relentless force on the defensive front.

In 10 varsity games this season, Jackson recorded 63 total tackles, including 25 solo stops and an impressive 24 tackles for loss, showing his ability to penetrate the backfield and make plays behind the line of scrimmage. He also totaled 6.5 sacks, forced a turnover, and contributed to the Falcons’ defensive dominance every game. His combination of strength, technique, and football IQ made him a nightmare for opposing offensive lines.

Over his varsity career, Jackson played in 20 games, compiling 128 total tackles, 29 tackles for loss, and 11.5 sacks, consistently disrupting offenses and setting the tone for the defensive front. His presence demanded attention on every snap, freeing up teammates to make plays and elevating the overall performance of the defense.

Highlighting his exceptional career, Jackson signed his Letter of Intent to continue his academic and football career at Boston College, bringing his talent, leadership, and work ethic to the next level. The Defensive Lineman of the Year award reflects not only his 2025–26 dominance but his lasting impact on the Falcons’ defensive line. 🦅💥

Tenacious. Aggressive. Always around the football. Jaden Taylor made his presence felt all season, earning Linebacker of the Year honors for the Class of 2027 with a standout 2025–26 campaign.

In 7 varsity games this season, Jaden totaled 46 tackles, including 20 solo stops and 5 tackles for loss, showing his ability to read plays, fill gaps, and make plays behind the line of scrimmage. He also added 2.5 sacks and 2 interceptions, proving he could disrupt both the run and pass game. With an average of 6.6 tackles per game, Jaden was a consistent force on defense, always in the right position to make a play and swing momentum for the Falcons.

Through his varsity career, Jaden has played in 16 games, recording 90 total tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, and 2 interceptions, showcasing growth, consistency, and an instinct for the game that sets him apart. His leadership, energy, and football IQ have made him a cornerstone of the defensive unit.

The Linebacker of the Year award highlights Jaden Taylor’s speed, vision, and relentless pursuit of the football—qualities that make him a player opponents fear and a leader his teammates rely on every game. 🦅💪

Lockdown. Fast. Playmaker. Jaelon Bramlett delivered a standout 2025–26 season, earning Defensive Back of the Year honors for the Class of 2027 with speed, instincts, and big-play ability that changed games for the Falcons.

In 8 varsity games this season, Jaelon totaled 37 tackles—18 solo stops—and showcased his ball-hawking skills with 2 interceptions. He also excelled in the return game, hauling in 3 punt returns for 85 yards, including a long of 52 yards, turning special teams plays into momentum-shifting opportunities. Jaelon added 2 total touchdowns this season, including a defensive score, proving he could impact the game in multiple ways.

Over his varsity career, Jaelon played in 21 games, accumulating 78 total tackles, 1 sack, 2 interceptions, and 85 return yards, along with 2 touchdowns. His speed, awareness, and ability to read plays made him a consistent threat in coverage and on special teams, giving opponents constant problems and providing a reliable weapon for the Falcons.

The Defensive Back of the Year award honors Jaelon Bramlett’s instincts, versatility, and ability to make big plays when it matters most—a junior season full of impact and a promising future ahead. 🦅⚡

Fearless. Tenacious. A sophomore making waves in his first year at the varsity level. TaQuarious Henderson earned Defensive Rookie of the Year honors for the Class of 2028, delivering a standout 2025–26 season that immediately established him as a playmaker on the Falcons’ defense.

In 9 varsity games, TaQuarious totaled 56 tackles, including 21 solo stops, along with 7 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks, consistently disrupting opposing offenses and demonstrating a keen ability to read and react to plays. He also scored a defensive touchdown, turning a turnover into points and swinging momentum for the Falcons.

As a sophomore stepping into the varsity spotlight, TaQuarious impressed with his speed, instincts, and fearlessness, proving he can tackle in critical situations and make plays behind the line of scrimmage. His football IQ and competitive drive make him a cornerstone for the Falcons’ defense moving forward.

The Defensive Rookie of the Year award highlights TaQuarious Henderson’s talent, immediate impact, and promise for the future—a sophomore whose varsity career is off to a dynamic and exciting start. 🦅💥

Fast. Agile. A freshman making an immediate impact. Jarvis Woods, Jr., Class of 2029, earned Offensive Rookie of the Year honors with a standout 2025–26 season that showcased his speed, vision, and ability to contribute to the Falcons’ offense.

In 8 varsity games, Jarvis totaled 52 all-purpose yards, including 47 receiving yards and 5 rushing yards, making plays whenever he touched the ball. His quickness and instincts allowed him to create opportunities and gain valuable yards, setting the foundation for an exciting varsity career.

The Offensive Rookie of the Year award highlights Jarvis Woods’ talent, speed, and playmaking ability. Though early in his high school journey, he’s already showing the potential to become a key contributor for the Falcons in the years ahead. 🦅⚡

Powerful. Consistent. A senior whose hard work and dedication paid off in a big way. Tyler Smith, Class of 2026, earned Most Improved Offensive Player honors after a standout 2025–26 season that highlighted his growth, effort, and impact on the Falcons’ offensive line.

In 9 varsity games this season, Tyler recorded 20 pancake blocks, protecting his teammates and opening lanes for the Falcons’ offense to thrive. Compared to previous seasons, his improvement was clear—building on the 7 pancake blocks he recorded in 2024–25—and his consistent performance earned him recognition as a cornerstone of the offensive line.

Over his career, Tyler tallied 27 pancake blocks without losing a single fumble, demonstrating his reliability, strength, and technique in every game. His leadership on the line and commitment to improvement set an example for younger players and made him an invaluable asset to the team.

The Most Improved Offensive Player award recognizes Tyler Smith’s dedication, growth, and the critical role he played in the Falcons’ offense during the 2025–26 season. 🦅💪

Explosive. Determined. A junior whose hard work and growth were impossible to miss. Marcus Muse, Class of 2027, earned Most Improved Defensive Player honors after an outstanding 2025–26 season, stepping into a leadership role on the Falcons’ defense and consistently making plays that shifted momentum.

In 10 varsity games, Marcus totaled 52 tackles, including 18 solo stops and 10.5 tackles for loss, showcasing his ability to read plays, penetrate the backfield, and make opponents’ offenses uncomfortable. He added 1.5 sacks, forced turnovers, and even scored a defensive touchdown, highlighting his knack for making impact plays.

Over his varsity career, Marcus has recorded 109 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, and multiple forced turnovers, demonstrating steady growth and a commitment to improving every season. His speed, instincts, and work ethic have made him a disruptive force on the field and an invaluable presence for his teammates.

The Most Improved Defensive Player award celebrates Marcus Muse’s dedication, growth, and the immediate impact he had during the 2025–26 season—a junior ready to continue making big plays for the Falcons. 🦅🔥

Strong. Steady. A junior who is quickly making a name for himself on the Falcons’ offensive line. Bray’don Davis, Class of 2027, earned Player on the Rise honors after a standout 2025–26 season, showing growth, consistency, and the kind of reliability that builds a winning offense.

In 8 varsity games, Bray’don recorded 11 pancake blocks, consistently protecting the quarterback and creating running lanes for the Falcons’ backs. His strength, technique, and focus on fundamentals allowed him to make an immediate impact, even as a younger player stepping into a varsity role.

Bray’don’s performance this season reflects his dedication and potential, marking him as a player to watch as he continues to develop and contribute to the Falcons’ offense in the coming seasons.

The Player on the Rise award recognizes Bray’don Davis’ hard work, emerging talent, and the promise he brings to the team as one of the Falcons’ rising stars. 🦅💪

Smart. Dedicated. A leader on and off the field. Taylor Smith, Class of 2026, earned Scholar Athlete honors after a stellar 2025–26 season, combining strong performance on the Falcons’ defense with exceptional academic achievement.

On the field, Taylor played 9 varsity games, recording 29 total tackles, including 3 solo stops and 2 tackles for loss, showing his ability to read plays, make key stops, and contribute consistently to the team’s defensive effort. Over his varsity career, he tallied 53 total tackles and 1 sack, demonstrating steady improvement and reliability throughout his time on the team.

In the classroom, Taylor excelled just as impressively, maintaining an unweighted GPA of 3.852 and a weighted GPA of 4.1, exemplifying his commitment to academics alongside athletics. His ability to balance both pursuits makes him a model Falcon—someone who sets the standard for performance, dedication, and integrity.

The Scholar Athlete award celebrates Taylor Smith’s outstanding accomplishments, highlighting a senior whose work ethic, intelligence, and leadership make him a standout on every field and in every classroom. 🦅📚

Kind-hearted, dependable, and always ready to help, William Witherspoon, Class of 2029, earned the Service Award for the 2025–26 season—a recognition that goes beyond stats and numbers. As a freshman stepping into varsity, William recorded 5 total tackles in 2 games, but his impact on the Falcons extended far beyond the field.

William’s dedication to his teammates, his respectful attitude toward coaches and peers, and his willingness to help wherever needed have made him a cornerstone of the team culture. Whether it’s assisting in practice, encouraging younger players, or showing up with a positive attitude, William embodies the spirit of service that strengthens the Falcons’ family.

The Service Award celebrates William Witherspoon’s generosity, kindness, and the quiet leadership he provides—proof that making a team better isn’t always about stats, but about heart, character, and lifting others up. 🦅❤️

Strong, steady, and quietly inspiring, Jayden Travis-Williams, Class of 2027, earned the Leadership Award for the 2025–26 season. A true gentle giant, Jayden leads by example, showing strength on the field while lifting his teammates with encouragement, respect, and unshakable dedication.

On the field, Jayden played in 8 varsity games, recording 8 pancake blocks, consistently opening lanes and protecting the Falcons’ offense. But his real impact goes beyond stats—he is the teammate who shows up early, helps others improve, and keeps the team united through challenges. Coaches and players alike know they can rely on Jayden for guidance, support, and the kind of calm, steady leadership that inspires confidence in everyone around him.

The Leadership Award celebrates Jayden Travis-Williams’ ability to elevate the team through character, kindness, and accountability—proving that true leadership isn’t just about performance, but about heart and influence. 🦅💪

The Falcons proudly recognize Jasiuah Rainer, Nicholas Witherspoon, Armani White, and Au’taurus Richardson as the 2025-26 Team Captains, a group that exemplified leadership, accountability, and commitment both on and off the field.

Each captain brought a unique strength to the team. Jasiuah Rainer led with relentless energy and toughness, setting the standard on defense through his physical play, preparation, and consistency. Nicholas Witherspoon anchored the team in the trenches, leading by example with his work ethic, discipline, and willingness to do the unglamorous work that fuels team success. Armani White commanded the offense with poise and confidence, demonstrating vocal leadership, composure under pressure, and the ability to rally teammates in critical moments. Au’taurus Richardson provided steady leadership through effort, accountability, and respect, serving as a trusted presence who uplifted teammates and reinforced the Falcons’ culture daily.

Together, these four captains represented the heart of the Falcons program. Their leadership extended beyond game day—showing up in the weight room, the classroom, and the locker room—ensuring the standard was upheld at all times. The 2025-26 season was shaped by their example, and the foundation they set will continue to impact the program for years to come.

The Falcons proudly celebrate Armani White, Anthony Dixon, Jr., and Tra’Von Hall as members of the 1k Club, recognizing their outstanding performance, versatility, and consistency on the field during the 2025–26 season and across their careers. This honor celebrates players who have eclipsed 1,000 total yards, a milestone that reflects not only individual talent but also the teamwork and dedication that fuels the Falcons’ success.

As juniors, these athletes have already established themselves as dynamic offensive forces. Armani White has combined his dual-threat ability to amass 2,313 passing yards and 593 rushing yards, for a career total of 2,906 yards, demonstrating precision as a quarterback and explosiveness on the ground. Anthony Dixon, Jr. has been a powerhouse both rushing and receiving, accumulating 1,419 rushing yards and 312 receiving yards, for 1,731 total career yards. Meanwhile, Tra’Von Hall has excelled as a versatile weapon in the Falcons’ offense, rushing for 669 yards, passing for 222 yards, and catching 826 receiving yards, totaling 1,717 career yards. Their all-purpose contributions—593 yards for Armani, 1,986 for Anthony, and 1,495 for Tra’Von—highlight their ability to impact every facet of the game, whether through the air, on the ground, or in open space.

These achievements, however, would not have been possible without the dedicated and dominant offensive line that created opportunities for the 1K Club to shine. Seniors Nicholas Witherspoon (11 pancake blocks), Tyler Smith (20), and Kegis Merritt (3) provided the foundation, consistently opening running lanes, protecting the quarterback, and demonstrating leadership on and off the field.

Juniors Bray’don Davis (11 pancake blocks), Ja’Bari Marshall (2), and Jayden Travis-Williams (8) complemented their senior counterparts with strength, agility, and determination, helping to maintain a high level of execution across every play. Together, these linemen exemplified teamwork, toughness, and football intelligence, allowing Armani, Anthony, and Tra’Von to maximize their potential and produce game-changing plays.

The 1k Club is more than a statistical milestone—it represents perseverance, preparation, and the power of collaboration. Armani, Anthony, and Tra’Von have set the bar high as juniors, and with the continued support of the Falcons’ offensive line, they are poised to add even more remarkable chapters to their careers. This achievement celebrates not just individual excellence, but the collective effort of a team that thrives on hard work, discipline, and a commitment to each other.

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