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The Ohio Bobcats just earned a commitment from Tillman Weaver, a 2021 defensive end prospect from Riverwood high school. The senior had a good season last fall with 48 tackles, 8 tackles for a loss, and 5 sacks to go along with 7 QB hurries. The performance was good enough to earn an invite to
Si’Les Modisett has a really impressive senior year where he was named first team All-Region and All-State honorable mention on our site. The two-way athlete was dynamic on offense with 60 receptions, 827 yards, and 8 touchdowns. He was equally impressive on defense with 24 tackles, 4 interceptions, and 4 pass breakups. Statistically speaking, Modisett
The Class A tackle king is officially committed. Davis Ridings out of Prince Avenue made his commitment announcement around noon today to Western Carolina. “It feels great being done with my recruitment in very excited about the future,” Ridings said. The senior chose WCU over offers from Kennesaw State, Bucknell, and Notre Dame College among
Kell’s Jamal Hill has been extremely productive with back-to-back years with double-digit totaling 28 touchdowns. Hill is coming off a senior season where he was All-State selection on the website with a total of 902 yards and 15 touchdowns in just 10 games of action. Hill will go down as one of the great receivers
Written by: Mike Faulkner Nicholas Hunter’s senior season was a positive outlook. Hapeville Charter went 6-3 in their first year of joining Class 4-A, and Hunter aided his team by getting 12 sacks and 55 tackles, earning All-State honors by both our website and the AJC. The Senior defensive lineman comes in at 6’5” 215
Ashton Grable made his commitment to Jacksonville State today 1/25. The 6’4″ 290 lbs. offensive lineman chose the Gamecocks over Austin-Peay, Gardner-Webb, and Albany State. Grable has been a 3-year starter at Wilkinson County. He jumped on our radar immediately after we scouted his older brother who stood 6’6″, so the upside was apparent
Written by: Mike Faulkner Senior Jayvian Allen from Grayson High School originally lived in New York but moved down to Gwinnett County help his grandmother. Allen chose Grayson high school because of his connection with a past high school friend Victoine Brown, who is also from New York. Senior Jayvian Allen describes it as a
Teondre Carter has been playing on the New Manchester varsity since his freshman year. Long since part of the hailed class of 2021 over at New Manchester, this squad has reached new heights here in 2020 despite the ups and downs over the last 4 years for the program. Overachieving and passing expectations have become
We are now in round 2 of the GHSA playoffs, and a few weeks out since we selected our top plays, but it would be remiss to not write about North Cobb Christian’s versatile slot back Isaiah Williams. The 5’8″ 165 lbs. senior made one of the top plays on Week 12 against Christian Heritage.
Lydell Daniel out of Lithia Springs has been a standout playing varsity football all the way back to his time at KIPP Atlanta when he was a freshman, and now his senior year at Lithia Springs Daniel has over 600 total yards and 9 touchdowns. He’s made some spectacular plays over the years, and
Last season was tough for Corzavius Smart. After a promising sophomore year at Forest Park, the 2021 recruit was injured and sidelined for the season. As a result, he never really got much momentum with his recruitment over the last year. Fast forward to this fall, where Smart is now on Westlake, a powerhouse
Over the years, it really hasn’t matter where Shiloh lines up Antonio Meeks. Earlier in his high school career, the 2021 recruit played both safety and linebacker on defense while also being a receiver, but in 2020, Meeks’ roles have expanded. Now, Meeks has the football is in his hands on every snap at quarterback,
No reason to double-check, this is the 2nd article we have done on Terriyon Moore out of Bacon County. The 2021 athlete who we highlighted earlier this fall has done it once more. He has won another top play of the week, and again, it was Moore’s versatility that shined. Unfortunately, Bacon County’s senior
Over the last year, one of the hardest workers that we have seen here in the state is LaMarcus Brand out of Mountain View. He worked his tail off during the offseason, especially on his top-end speed, and that hard work is paying dividends here in 2020 with more explosive plays. “After last season, I
Going into his senior year John Dickerson IV was looking to make an impact. He showed some solid upside back in 2019 as a route runner, and generally speaking, Dickerson showed good athleticism capable of making defenders miss after the catch. This offseason, Dickerson was looking to take his game to another level. “What
Toombs County star back DJ Mincey has been a consistent force over the last few years. He had a strong junior year, and has picked up right where he left now in 2020. Last week going against a stout Jeff Davis defense, the 2021 back had a run after the catch to remember. With
Utopia?? @trvisXX pic.twitter.com/OZfQE6xHUW — ²³ (@courtneyslocum3) October 6, 2020 Adairsville senior Courtney Slocum is having himself a career year with 35 tackles, 1 sack, and 5 pass breakups to go along with 644 all-purpose yards and 9 touchdowns on offense. No doubt about it, Slocum is having an impact in almost every aspect of
Jalin Shephard has been a name floating around the recruiting world for a few years now. The Callaway star two-way player at receiver and cornerback has been one of the best in Class 2-A; even last year making our All-State team at cornerback. To put simply, the 2021 athlete makes impactful winning plays. Well, last
Over the last few years, Prince Avenue has been on the precipice of being the #1 team in Class A Private, but they just couldn’t quite get there. Heading into 2020, most pundits thought the program was among the top 3 programs in Class A Private, somewhere shuffled between ELCA and Athens Academy, but
Joemeré Lashley is a 2021 recruit we have seen in various stints going back to his freshman year when he was getting early varsity reps at New Manchester. He’s now at nearby Alexander high school, but one aspect of his game that has remained consistent his top-end speed and confidence running upfield. Those skills were
In and out of would-be tacklers like the “Flash”, Daylon Gordon has made a habit of getting defenders to miss him in the open field. In the last few years, Gordon has been a playmaker for Dodge County with several 300-yard games under his belt. Well, last Friday against Monticello, the 2021 back didn’t quite
Nicholas Palmer was an honorable mention All-Region player back in 2019 as a junior, and with another year under his belt, he is looking to make a push for the first team. At first glance, Palmer shows near-elite ball skills going up for a catch. There were flashes his junior year, sure, but just in
A key component of any successful kicker’s career is to make clutch kicks at the end of games. Missed opportunities early in the game are forgettable, but everyone remembers the last-second field goals that win ball games. For Matthew Frey out of Paulding County, last Friday was his big opportunity to create one of those
One of the best two-way players in the class of 2021 is Cameron Ball out of Tri-Cities. Over the last year here, the athletic 6’5″ 300 lbs. lineman has been dominating both sides of the line of scrimmage, but probably the best play of his high school career occurred last Friday against Mundy’s Mill. Mundy’s
Jabin Ford has been a big-time playmaker for Taylor County the last three season, but he has certainly stepped it up a notch in his final year of high school football. The senior is one of the leading rushers in the state with 589 yards and 13 touchdowns on 70 carries, while also throwing for
