Farragut High School
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Farragut High School is a high school located in Farragut, Tennessee, a suburb of Knoxville, Tennessee. It is part of the unified Knox County, Tennessee school district. The original Farragut, the first consolidated high school in Knox County, was built in 1904 across the street from its current location on land currently occupied by a supermarket and strip mall. Up until the late 1990s, the original stadium lights could still be seen behind the supermarket at the original location.
The school was moved to its current location on a hill overlooking Farragut in 1976.
[edit] Notable Alumni
- Bill Bates, football player with the University of Tennessee and the Dallas Cowboys.
- Tyson Clabo, football player with Wake Forest and the Atlanta Falcons
- Lewis Cosby, bassist for the alternative rock band 10 Years.
- Tim Seals, coach of the winners of 17 USTA National Junior Tennis Championships and a Junior Wimbledon Finalist
- Matt Wantland, guitarist for the alternative rock band 10 Years.
- Chris Moneymaker, 2003 World Series of Poker Champion
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