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Chauncey Payne won the 2/22 Play of the Day earlier this week. The quick two-way athlete made an excellent break on a pass, darting in front of the wide receiver, and then showed off his excellent field vision returning it for a touchdown. We spoke with the playmaker about his recruitment and what he
Luquan Williams, a longtime Recruit Georgia follower, won our 2/19 Play of the Day. The lightening fast back, squirted through a hole, then preceded to pull off a whirling dervish, and was off to the races. An impressive run, and well deserving of our Play of the Day. We spoke with Williams shortly about
One of the top lineman in Georgia for the class of 2017 is Jefferson’s Caleb Chandler. The two-time All State offensive tackle stands around 6’5″ 300-pounds and is a physical beast out there on the gridiron. A rival prospect told Recruit Georgia that he was the strongest player he had ever gone up against, and if
Ashun Favorite from West Hall won Recruit Georiga’s first ever play of the day yesterday (LINK). The junior defensive back made a instinctive break on a pass around the 5 yard line for an interception. He then returned the pick all the way to the house for a 95 yard touchdown. Once the ball
College coaches from around the country should be familiar with Calhoun High School. Year in, and year out, they produce players who competitively play college football at the next level. Rising senior Noah Davenport is part of the next crop of Yellow Jackets primed for success. To some college coaches, Davenport is a new name.
There were a lot of question marks heading into last fall for Alexander football, but none bigger than who was going to replace star running back Mikell Lands-Davis (now at Georgia Tech). The question was put to bed rather quickly with the emergence of running back Daetrich Harrington. The Class of 2017 back had an
A young offensive lineman who shows a ton of promise in the class of 2019 is Chilton Tolliver. The young Grayson offensive lineman has grown up idolizing Michael Oher from the Panther’s due to his aggressiveness, and if you watch his film, you will see that exact same tenacity. Chilton is not just tenacious, he is
Over the last few months, Recruit Georgia has heard a lot about Zack Boobas from Jefferson High School up in North Georgia. The hard hitting junior safety plays the game with a lot of intensity and never seems to let up during a play. That hustle and grit made him one of
A week ago, our community voted for the biggest hit of the 2015 season. Junior safety Robert Black, a new transfer to Newton, ran away with the vote with his devastating hit against Lakeside. The first team All Region DB’s whole highlight reel is one big hit after another. He has very good acceleration
Greggory Rodgers’ II recruiting process is young, but he certainly doesn’t lack the attention and rightfully so. The sophomore outside linebacker from Grovetown, has a nose for the ball and is an outstanding athlete. Even though he played about 50% of the snaps this season, Rodgers totaled 75 tackles and had a defensive score off
A breakout player this season for Calhoun HS is the versatile athlete, Ryan Randall. The three sport star takes no breaks during the year, and even though his football season ended last Friday, Randall is back at it this Tuesday on the hardwood for Calhoun. Randall is the prime example of the high school
The final regular-season games were played a few weekends back, and Tanner Nance of Heritage-Catoosa ran away with the vote for the Top Play for Week 12. The athletic junior defensive tackle made news on Recruit Georgia by showing off his athleticism on a touchdown run late in his game. The 6′, 270-pound Nance
(featured image source) A really athletic wide receiver who has been making noise this fall is Jeremiah Holloman from Newton High School in Covington. The uber-athletic wideout has great size (6’3″, 195) and does a terrific job of high-pointing the ball when it’s thrown his way. We spoke with our Week 11 Play
“Recruit Georgia helped get my name out there and also put pressure on college coaches. I recommend this to all football athletes!” Rodney Williams, a physical corner (5’8 162 lb) from Rockdale County, seized an opportunity a few months back, by using Recruit Georgia to enhance his recruitment. Hundreds of people had
A 2017 running back to keep an eye on is Grant Walker. The well built running back (6’1″ 193) from Decatur has had a very strong season; rushing for 1,031 yards and 10 touchdowns. Walker tailors his game after Buffalo Bills star RB LeSean McCoy. Like his idol, he is very good at picking
The regular season is down to the final stretch and Recruit Georgia was able to speak with Shane Parton, senior defensive tackle for #2 ranked Blessed Trinity. Parton (6’1″ 255) spoke about his thoughts on the season thus far. “This season we’ve done really well, we’ve had a lot of adversity to overcome
One of the top safeties in the class of 2017 in Georgia is Zay Brown (RG Profile). The Clarke Central safety does an incredible job flowing to the ball and anticipating passes thrown all across the field. He delivers bone-crushing hits and has terrific acceleration that stands out on film. Brown spoke with us
Recruit Georgia has only been around for a year, and over that time we have spoken with a lot of impressive young men, but one player who has maintained consistent contact is the high-character athlete Matthew J. Castner. The 6’1″ 300-pound interior lineman for the Blessed Trinity Titans has been one of the driving forces
Bursting onto the scene this fall in Georgia is Zane Ashley (RG Profile). The 2017 safety prospect from Peachtree Ridge plays in arguably the best high school defensive backfield in the country and is having an outstanding start to the season. Statistically speaking, Zane has tallied 47 tackles (23 solo and 24 assisted), one interception,
Basic Information: Stephen Omorogbe RG PROFILE Born in Newark, NJ. Twitter: @Stxphyn River Ridge High School Defensive End/Tight End 6’4 235 lbs Football accomplishments? Defensive Line MVP at MVP Camp What is your favorite part of playing football? Hitting quarterbacks and scoring touchdowns. Who do you model your game after? Robert Nkemdiche,
Alexander Ikoku is relatively new to the game of football. He’s only played three years, but what the senior from Northview lacks in experience, he more than makes up with effort. Standing 6’3″, Ikoku has worked tirelessly this offseason to put on what he described as “good weight.” He jumped from weighing 209 to
If you have not watched No. 6-ranked Mill Creek yet, and you enjoy good offensive line play, then you are missing out; the Hawks might have the best O-line in the state. Leading the way is Tyler Fannin (6’3”, 290 lbs), maybe the best center in the state of Georgia and a big reason why Mill Creek is
Westminster is one of the top teams in Class AAA, and one of the main reasons is AJC preseason All-State running back Zay Malcome. The class of 2017 back is electrifying and one of the most talented runners in the state of Georgia. For those who follow football in Georgia, everyone knows about Malcome and
Right along the Alabama/Georgia border is Pacelli High School in Columbus, Georgia. A small private school with a student body just under 200, Pacelli might lack numbers but absolutely not talent. Pacelli, ranked last week No. 8 in Class A Private, has a bevy of talented seniors, one being Mikal Marble—a 6’3″, 200-pound safety
One of the bigger sleepers for the class of 2016 in Georgia is strong-side defensive end Loren Young. A new transfer to Carver (Atlanta) High School, Young had a very successful year last fall playing defensive tackle for Chamblee. Young, now playing the more fitting SDE position, has good size (6’2″, 255 lbs) and is
