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One of the biggest rivalry games in the state is the well-known annual showdown between Carrollton vs Rome. Each year the game is heated, and last weekend’s was no different, in fact, it was one for the ages that resulted in a dramatic 24-20 finish in favor of Carrollton. For the entire game Carrolton held
After making All Conference his junior year and All-State honorable mention even, 6’1″ 173 lbs. senior Patrick Pedall was looking to continue to build on last season’s success, and at the start of his senior year, that certainly looks to be the case. “My goals are to have a great and versatile senior season both
Last weekend, KT Brownlee had a remarkable run against Pike County that went for 40 yards, and was so explosive, that he practically took all of the oxygen out of the stadium. Seriously, the senior made one of the higher degree of difficulty runs we have seen all year, and broke too many tackles to
Aalijah King out of Griffin has been a steady figure in their backfield the last few years. Standing at about 5’10”, and over 200 lbs., the powerful senior back can carry the rock, but also shows some of the best hands out of the backfield in the state. The Griffin coaching staff trust those hands
There was only 12 seconds left on the clock for Fitzgerald in the 4th quarter against their rival Upson-Lee. The Hurricanes were trailing 18-14, and the ball was lined up at the midfield mark. With only a play or two left in the game, Fitzgerald needed a miraculous play in order to win, and what
Grayson took down a top 5 team in the country last week in Marietta winning 28-14, and one huge reason is junior defensive back Jibrahn Claude’s play. Securing multiple interceptions against one of the best passing attacks in the country, Claude had a signature moment in his early varsity starting career, and put his Ram
Senior quarterback Jaylen Wells came off a junior year where he only played part of the season, but still mustered a quality season none the less. “Last year, I threw for nearly 1,000 yards and only played in 6 games due to injuries,” Wells explained. We are just a game into his senior year, and
As a sophomore, Zalon Hawes showed some real ability as a returner for his Lakeside-Evans squad with several near-explosive plays that where just wick away from going kaboom – ie. a touchdown. Another year developing his game has led to even better results for Hawes, and just last weekend, the speedy 2021 receiver broke off
Last weekend Hunter Costlow led his top ranked Jones County team over Northside Warner Robins by the tune of 56-33, shocking a lot pundits across the state in the process. The outcome will grab anyone’s attention. A 5-A team beating up on last year’s 6-A runner-up is no easy task, but when you have a
Shamar Nelson is a 2021 slot receiver that has made his fair share of impact plays for his Dutchtown team the last few years. The ultra-quick athlete has excellent running instincts, making defenders whiff in the open field on a regular basis that draws excitement any time he touches the football. Last week, Nelson made
Dennard Flowers made some impressive plays during his sophomore year where he was predominantly a defensive end and special teams player, but last weekend against Fayette County, the class of 2021 athlete made a play to remember. Driving down field, Hampton had set up camp right inside the redzone where they were in prime positioning
Standing 6’4″ and weighing over 240 lbs, Unique Smith has the body type that will certainly grab the attention of any FBS coach, and have them say, “Gee, that’s the type of athlete that I can coach up and make into a big-time defensive linemen in a few seasons.” To whichever coach echoes those sentiments,
Devin DeLaine is a 2020 defensive back that is part of a talented defense at Dutchtown this year that has the upside to do special things this fall. Dutchtown is fresh off their first win of the season against Langston Hughes where they won 47-27; they will certainly have a big target on their back
David Roberts has been working his way into the Harrison backfield the last few seasons, playing with Justin Fields as a sophomore, then getting the bulk of the snaps last year at Harrison. With out a doubt, Roberts benefited playing with Gavin Hall last season, where he was leaned on to to be the primary
Michael Walker has been an unheralded player in the recruiting world the last year, even though at Clinch he was a very good two-way player for the state champions in 2018. Enter the new season with fresh beginnings, and Walker has spent the offseason working in silence, but early film from the scrimmage against New
Willie Brown has been on a roller coaster the last few years, first getting on our radar at Valdosta as a sophomore where he was an early contributor, and a player that was receiving D1 interest left and right. Some unfortunate events led to Brown moving to Cook County to live at his grandma’s for
For the last few years, Jaylon Beasley has been an undersized demolition man at linebacker, who was routinely blitzed off the edge into the backfield at great success. Anyone can see that Beasley can play the game, just take a moment, and watch his junior film at Northview high school, and it’s evident that the
Keilyn Tyus is ready for his senior year, and if his scrimmage film last weekend vs Manchester is any indication of his 2019 season, then defensive backs better be on notice. Catching a pass at the 40 yard line, Tyus turned up field quickly eluding the first tackler, then cooked the next would-be tackler into
This is not the first time on the site we have written about Ladd McConkey, just last fall he made the top play on our site one week, and at the end of the season he also made the 3-A All-State team as a returner, but the last few days easily usurps those accolades, and
About 7 months ago, Zaire Flournoy’s expectations going into college recruitment process was mostly wonderment, but that was truly short lived. Soon after the season was over, back on November 4th, Zaire Flournoy earned his first offer from Coastal Carolina, an thus kicked off the 2020 offensive linemen’s recruitment. Fast forward to now, where
Chandler Martin took off at The Opening, running one of the faster laser 40 times that I have seen from a linebacker in this area in a good bit, sans Owen Pappoe, who was a 5 star from the Class of 2018. “The offseason is going well,” Martin said. “I am up to 215 pounds
Terian “TJ” Williams II started off last fall just trying to crack the varsity rotation at Parkview, which is a tall task for any freshman across the state, let alone on one of the more competitive teams in the largest classification in Georgia. The two-way player who shined as a QB throughout youth ball,
David Daniel is a 2021 recruit that is really emerging from his class as a safety to know for FBS colleges. At 6’2″, and 175 lbs., the Miami native has jumped onto the scene starting this year at Woodstock where’s he racked up his fair share of turnovers. On the 2018 season, Daniel has 3
featured image credit – Dave Sundin, Valdosta Times Willie Roberson is a senior out Valwood that has added a certain degree of physicality to the Valwood offensive attack this year, and just a few weekends back the 5’9″ 210 lbs. running back tied for the #1 play in Week 10, a play that will rank as
featured image credit – Fox5atlanta.com After going for 778 yards receiving as a junior on just 40 receptions and 9 touchdowns last season, there was certainly some high expectations heading into Iaan Cousin’s senior year, but a position change to quarterback has him adjusting on the fly. After an early season loss to Christian Heritage
