A few Falcons landed on Rocky Top this past weekend.

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Fulton earned its third state championship in four years in 2006. The Falcons finished the year with a 14-1 record, which included a memorable come from behind 18-13 win at Catholic in the 3rd round of the playoffs. The Falcons defeated Pearl-Cohn in the semi-finals and Lipscomb in the BlueCross Bowl. RB Dennis Rogan was named as a Class 3A Mr. Football finalist.

The 1996 Fulton Falcons finished 2nd in Region 2-3A and earned the school’s 4th consecutive playoff berth. LB Richard Oquendo recorded over 100 tackles on the season, while QB Fred Smith was named KFL Sophomore of the Year. Jykine Bradley earned his first of two All-State recognitions.

Led by Head Coach Ron Case, the 1976 Falcons featured a high flying offense led by sophomore RB John Brown. Fulton finished with an 8-3 record and an Optimist Bowl victory over Cocke Co. Brown rushed for 201 yards in the 26-0 victory. Brown, Howard Hensley, and Steve Sheldon were named to the All-KFL team.

The 1966 Falcons averaged only 145 lbs. per player but packed a tremendous punch. This was the first group of Falcons to be dubbed the “Mighty Mites.” They finished the season with an 8-3 record and earned the first postseason win in school history. Fulton defeated Loudon 14-13 in the Rockwood Jaycee Bowl. RB Bill Wilson was named team MVP.