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Kim Hunter is the latest Georgia athlete to win our weekly top play award. The electrifying senior out of Screven County narrowly beat out Benedictine defensive back Jonah Griffin for the top play in Week 9. The winning play was something else too. Hunter was lined up over the slot receiver on the defensive
Quarterback Trevon Wofford has been thru the fire the last few seasons as the starting quarterback at Cedartown High School, and thru all of that experience, the senior has come out stronger. Over the years we have watched Wofford elevate his game to another level, and this season his Cedartown squad is 6-1, and hovering
Troy Allen is the most recent winner of our weekly top play award. He is now the 2nd Hebron Christian player to win this fall, making the high school the first one in three years that has had multiple winners in a season – so shout out to the Hebron Christian community and their support!
There was no answer last week for Lanier County against Malton Hitson. The 2019 running back from Atkinson County was determined to get his team in the win column after an 0-4 start to the season, and was ready to carry the load for the night. Hitson crossed the endzone 5 times and his
Earlier this week, Walton senior wide receiver Chandler Smith won the vote for Week 5’s top play. The senior has a sticky set of hands, and they were never more on display than last weekend against Wheeler high school. An errant pass made by the Walton quarterback bounced off a defender’s hands, and as
Chattahoochee County tailback Ty Lucas was Week 4’s top play winner. The fleet-footed senior took the winning vote on an amazing play where he spun off two tackles almost simultaneously then capped off the run with +10 yard stiff arm into the endzone. No doubt, Lucas is a hard back to tackle. He can
Article was submitted by site writer Gabriel Stovall DULUTH, Ga. — Will Huzzie fully understands why he’s currently flying under the college recruiting radar, despite all of the measurables seemingly in his favor. The 6-foot-3, 185-pound Duluth High senior has the height and the size of an elite prospect. He’s got the high school success
Photo Credit: Riley Martin – Thomasville Times Enterprise JT Rice broke the Thomasville school record last weekend throwing for 428 yards in route to a blowout victory over a talented Monroe squad. The game ended 45-7, and was the 3rd game in a row that Thomasville has won over a higher classification opponent; every
The most recent winner for Recruit Georgia’s weekly top play is George Walton Academy’s Darius Barnum. The powerful 2019 running back made a tremendous run, where his elite quickness and balance were on full display. Barnum took the hand off on the 45 yard line, juked a defender out of his shoes, then split
Hebron Christian junior athlete Ja’Leak Perry is Week 1’s winner for Top Play. The 2019 recruit received overwhelming support for his spectacular kick return during last weekend’s opening game against East Jackson. Perry fielded the kickoff on the 10 yard line, and immediately took off sprinting down field. About halfway through his run, he
Tim Allen is a southwest Georgia recruit who has certainly seen the ups and downs during his high school career. The last few years he’s been at Albany High School, but after last semester, the school closed down, which led the soon-to-be senior looking for a new high school this summer. Allen talked about
Carrollton senior Mark Wright has been through the fire the last few years. The starting quarterback has shown flashes, and this season he’s hoping that his experience will culminate into a special season for his Trojans squad. Wright was a Preseason All-State selection on our website, which might surprise some Georgia football experts. Last
Flowery Branch lineman Bailey Ottaway has been on a mission this offseason. Last year as a junior he had a solid season, but he knew his potential was not even close to being met, and this offseason he was determined to get his game to the next level. So how did Ottaway go about
Very few defensive backs in the state of Georgia have added weight like Jalen Jefferson out of Tucker. This 2018 safety dedicated his offseason in the weight room and it has paid off big time with an additional 20-25 pounds of muscle. Jefferson spoke about the 2017 offseason and the camp he attended this
CONYERS, Ga. — Caleb Pruitt can pinpoint the exact moment during his 2016 season that best defines him as a quarterback. It happened during the second half of a rare Heritage win over rival Rockdale. When Pruitt rattles off the particulars of the play, he sort of sounds like the coach who drew it up. “Ace
Last season veteran Head Coach Robby Pruitt guided his Douglas (Ga.) Coffee football squad to the state quarterfinals, a feat that had been accomplished only one other time in the last 34 years. Though only a three seed out of Region 1-AAAAAA, the Trojans were able to capture road victories at Conyers Heritage and
photo credit: Micah Green, Forsyth News Suwanee (Ga.) Lambert begins its eighth year of playing high school football, and surprisingly they have never had a losing season. At the same time The Longhorns have never won more than eight games and have only gotten past the first round of the GHSA playoffs once. So
Arkansas State became the first school to offer angular wide receiver Dash Hairston tonight. The 6’3″, 180-pound receiver talked to Recruit Georgia about what it feels to land his first offer. “It feels great to receive my first offer,” Hariston emphatically said. “It’s so fulfilling. All of the dedication and hard work that I’ve
College coaches meticulously scour the nation looking for offensive weapons that pose matchup problems. They also need versatile body types that can play on most special team units. The most dynamic position that fits the above criteria is tight end. One of the most sought after tight ends in the country for the class
Rising senior linebacker Erick Turner went on a recruiting trek last week throughout the northeast corner of the United States to get a first-hand view of the prestigious academic colleges recruiting the student-athlete. Accompanying Erick on the trip was his father, Frederick, who took the week off from work to make the critical recruiting
Edit Is Lit !!! ???. Thanks @LUCKHIGHLTZ pic.twitter.com/2VFVJPB226 — Jerome JQ (@JQballer) March 16, 2017 Rising senior wide receiver Jerome Beazer might not be too familiar of a name for most HS football fans in the state of Georgia. The under the radar recruit had a major snafu with the GHSA over the last few
Steven Krajewski is possibly the biggest sleeper in the Peach State, and he plays for Colquitt County. Now, most people would scoff at that comment because it seems unfathomable, especially considering the Packers have produced over 30 FBS signees over the last eight seasons. But if you don’t get the opportunity to be a
Stealing the show a few weekends ago at The Opening combine was Tommy Tremble, a rising senior tight end. Heading into that weekend, the Johns Creek receiver had only one offer from Fresno State, but after an elite performance in the combine aspect of the field, colleges have begun to realize his immense potential.
Mountain View’s lockdown cornerback Jayden Patterson was offered by Ball State yesterday. The 2018 recruit who has been in our Top 100 in North Georgia for some time now talked about what the offer meant to him. “It feels great, it’s like I can see all of the hard work paying off. When you
Rising senior Craige Saxton is a promising dual-threat quarterback out of Tattnall County High in Reidsville. The young signal-caller showed a lot of promise last fall, so we caught up with him to talk about his recruitment, this offseason and football in general. “This year’s offseason has been great, and I have worked a lot
