​The TSSAA football playoffs drawing closer.Following the conclusion of Week 11 games on Oct. 29 and 30, the TSSAA will be releasing its playoff brackets in all nine classifications. Ahead of the announcement and the games, the TSSAA released its playoff possibilities on Oct. 27.Here are a few of the most notable playoff possibilities. In Region 4-6A, Green Hill and Lebanon are tied for first place at 3-1, followed by Mt. Juliet, Cookeville and Gallatin, who all have 2-2 records. If Mt. Juliet, Lebanon and Gallatin all win, the Blue Devils would be the region champs with playoff berths secured by Mt. Juliet, Gallatin and Green Hill.However, if Cookeville beats Lebanon, Mt. Juliet beats Green Hill and Gallatin beats Wilson Central five teams will be tied with a 3-2 record.More TSSAA football schedule for Week 11 of Tennessee high school seasonA massive showdown is happening in Division II-AAA East Region with Lipscomb Academy traveling to Brentwood Academy and there is a possbility for the Mustangs to jump the Eagles. If Lipscomb Academy pulls off the upset, and gets help from Briarcrest, the Mustangs would be the No. 2 seed and Briarcrest would be No. 1. Brentwood Academy would slide to No. 3.In Region 4-4A, Liberty Creek could spoil Pearl-Cohn’s region title chances in a head-to-head. If the Wolves beat the Firebirds and Springfield tops White House, the Yellow Jackets win the region, Liberty Creek takes over the second spot and Pearl-Cohn falls to third and would hit the road in the first round.When do the TSSAA football playoffs start?The TSSAA football playoffs begin Nov. 6.TSSAA football tiebreakers explainedA TSSAA tiebreaker system is in place if teams finish with the same region record.Here is the list of those tiebreakers:1. Head to head: If a team has beaten all the other teams that they are tied with for a playoff spot, that team is ranked above the others. This is the first tiebreaker used in any scenario.2. Team with the greatest number of victories.3. Team that plays the greatest number of teams that won 50 percent or more of their games.4. Team that has the greatest number of wins over teams winning 50 percent or more of their games.5. Team whose opponents have the most wins.6. Team whose opponents have the fewest losses.7. Coin flip.If a tiebreaker other than head-to-head is needed between three teams, once the first tiebreaker is determined, the next tiebreaker returns to head-to-head. Example: If there is a three-way tie and none of the three beat the other two, the next step is greatest number of victories. If that breaks the three-way tie, the tiebreaker reverts back to head-to-head to break the two-way tie.What are the 2026 TSSAA football playoff possibilities?Check out all the TSSAA football playoff possibilities here. Reach The Tennessean’s high school writer, Jack Williams at jackwilliams@theleafchronicle.com and on the X platform @jackgwilliams. This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: TSSAA releases hig