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Watch film of Week 9’s Top 10 Players down below by clicking the links. Special thanks to HUDL for letting all of this be possible. Jeremy Horton – Veterans Jonathan Sewell – Clarke Central Luke Shiflett – Northwest Whitfield Tori Sapp – Thomasville Cassius Allen – Pelham Taurean Taylor – Tucker Jeffery Burley – Jackson Matthew
Here are my selections for Week 9 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are in bold. Thru 8 weeks we have guessed 947 games correctly and 322 incorrectly, giving us a 74.62% accuracy rate. Last week, I finally reached over 80% correct with a score of 82.47%. Scores will be confirmed by using Score Atlanta’s HS Scoreboard. Disagree?
Look below to see our Power Rankings headed into Week 9. Do not agree with our rankings? Leave a comment at the bottom of the page! (Power Ranking Archives) Class AAAAAAA 1. Roswell (6-0, W Lassiter 45-14) 2. Mill Creek (7-0, W Discovery 62-0) 3. Grayson (5-1, W Shiloh 70-6) 4. Norcross (6-0, BYE) 5. McEachern (5-1, W North Cobb 17-10)
Dawson County’s Luke Martin is currently leading the state of Georgia at 20.5 tackles per game. The senior has been a tackling machine, making plays all across the field, and currently on track to get 200 tackles during the regular season. In fact, he is amazingly out pacing Kennesaw Mountain’s Justin Scott, who is 2nd in
Nestled in the pines of Gainesville, Georgia, is Chestatee High School, home of junior running back Nick Lyles. The 2018 student-athlete has caught our eye and is currently fourth in the state in rushing yards with 1,075 yards and 16 total scores. Above, we have shared a video in which Lyles has an impressive performance
The state of Georgia is loaded with senior talent once again, and perhaps no other name has meteorically emerged like Ridgeland High School’s do-it-all athlete Grayson Moore. The 2017 student-athlete is Week 8’s Top Play winner after he made an amazing punt return that had multiple stiff arms and possibly several broken egos from the
Michael Sobczyk from Mountain View was excited to hear yesterday that the Air Force Academy had offered. The 6’4″ 220-pound tight/wide receiver has played extremely well for the first half of the season, and after watching his latest film, the Falcons coaching staff knew they wanted him at Colorado Springs. Receiving his first FBS offer could
featured image: Jon-Michael Sullivan – Marietta Daily Journal Marietta’s passing attack has emerged this season as one of the best in Georgia and has defenses on their heels. A lot has been made of freshman sensation Harrison Bailey, who is basically destroying every one of Eric Zeir’s school passing records, but perhaps an even
Watch our Top 10 video of the most exciting plays from WEEK 8 and vote for the #1 play! In the video above we have selected 10 of the best plays we found from WEEK 8. Each play is an impressive combination of athleticism, desire, and football talent, but who deserves to
Here are my selections for Week 7 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are in bold. Thru five weeks we have guessed 833 games correctly and 297 incorrectly, giving us a 73.71% accuracy rate. Last week we scored our highest week at 79.47% correct. Scores will be confirmed by using Score Atlanta’s HS Scoreboard.
Look below to see our Power Rankings headed into Week 8. Do not agree with our rankings? Leave a comment at the bottom of the page! (Power Ranking Archives) Class AAAAAAA 1. Roswell (5-0, W Milton 17-0) 2. Mill Creek (6-0, W North Gwinnett 44-17) 3. Grayson (4-1, W Rockdale 60-0) 4. Norcross (6-0, W Parkview 38-15) 5. McEachern (4-1, BYE) 6. Lassiter
Busting onto the scene this week is slobberknocking linebacker Reggie Norwood. The 2017 prospect is Week 7’s Top Play winner after making an earth-shattering tackle on the sideline, where he picked up the ball carrier and slammed him to the ground. The senior has been working hard leading up to the fall and his
Recruiting Buzz Luke Shiflett from Northwest Whitfield has had a dominating start to the year so far. The 2018 signal-caller has thrown for over 1500 yards and in just the last 2 games he has gone off – according to his head coach Josh Robinson, Shiflett has completed 38/55 passes (69.1% with 4 drops), 7
The Gwinnett Touchdown Club announced last week that Brookwood running back Dante Black has been selected as Player of the Month. The 2018 recruit has burst onto the scene this year with an opening game where he carried the rock 34 times for 202 yards to shock most “pundits” with a win over North
Watch our Top 10 video of the most exciting plays from WEEK 7 and vote for the #1 play! In the video above we have selected 10 of the best plays we found from WEEK 7. Each play is an impressive combination of athleticism, desire, and football talent, but who deserves to
Here are my selections for Week 7 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are in bold. Thru five weeks we have guessed 713 games correctly and 266 incorrectly, giving us a 72.82% accuracy rate. Last week we scored our highest week at 79% correct. Scores will be confirmed by using Score Atlanta’s HS Scoreboard.
(photo credit: Jerry Jackson) Lovejoy running back Zion Custis has had an outstanding start to the year, averaging 123 yards rushing per game, and is currently leading Class 6A in total rushing with 739 yards, 80 more than his nearest competitor. The junior back has been grinding out tough yards against very hard-hitting defenses the last few
Recruiting Buzz Justin Fields is probably the hottest recruiting name in the state of Georgia. The Harrison QB has his Hoya squad undefeated after routing last year’s state champion Allatoona last weekend. The 2018 signal-caller has 1,035 yards passing, 10 touchdowns and only two interceptions while also rushing for 478 yards and six TDs. Fields now
Clarke Central junior quarterback Jack Mangel won GPB Player of the Game after a stellar performance against rival Cedar Shoals. The Gladiators won with relative ease, and the 6’3″, 204-pound gunslinger was only asked to pass the ball in the first half. He finished the game with 217 yards passing, completing 11 of 18 passes
Junior wide receiver Louis Hall was a preseason All-State selection by the Recruit Georgia staff at the start of the year. The explosive junior has put up 339 yards receiving, 5 touchdowns, and 40 receptions, while also being a threat in the return game. The class of ’18 recruit had an exceptional fall last season
Look below to see our Power Rankings headed into Week 7. Do not agree with our rankings? Leave a comment at the bottom of the page! Just remember we predicted 79% of the games correctly last weekend. (Power Ranking Archives) Class AAAAAAA 1. Roswell (4-0, W Archer 47-0) 2. Mill Creek (5-0, W Collins Hill 43-7)
Jefferson County senior Melton Brown certainly has film that jumps out at you. The run stopping defensive lineman is a load to stop, and his raw strength in combination with an array of swim moves makes him a nightmare for opposing offensive tackles. He is seriously slept on, and is one of the better senior defensive
Ray Decosey is an electrifying junior receiver who took home Week 6’s Top Play. The Campbell High School student-athlete had an amazing return where he seemingly broke every defender’s ankles out there on the field. His elite speed only complements his ability to see the field, where typically nobody can catch him. Luckily we were
At 6’6″, and 240 pounds, Ryland Goede from Kennesaw Mountain does not look like your average Class of ’19 student. Colleges seem to think the same, and Power 5 programs like Georgia, Tennessee and Auburn have all offered the talented tight end over the last few months. Auburn became his most recent offer on
Meet Worley Robinson, a player we stumbled upon today while looking at Elbert County film, and goodness, are we glad that we did. The 6’4″ 290-pound defensive tackle/offensive lineman is a load and nearly unstoppable at the Class AA level. So how come Robinson does not have a Rivals, Scout, 247, or heck, not
