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Version 2.0 of the Recruit Georgia 2019 South Georgia Player Rankings eyes expansion from a Top 24 to a Top 30 with seven new names. Dropping out of the rankings is two-way standout Nolan Smith of Calvary Day. Smith announced this week that he will be continuing his football career at IMG Academy in Bradenton,
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia ILB Position Rankings starts off as a Top Five. Inside backers are the guys that have the strength and girth to bounce around the tackle box and stuff the running game. It’s possible some of these young men could double as outside linebackers. Grayson had a magical season going
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia APB Position Rankings starts off as a Top Seven. These are the backs that double as rushing and pass receiving threats. Some may end up being slot receivers or kick returners at the next level. Lyn-J Dixon of Taylor County comes in at #1. Through the first nine games
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia CB Position Rankings starts off as a Top 15. This is another deep position in the Peach State for the class of 2018. Some of these young men may eventually make the move to safety. Spiders are eight-legged creatures that secrete venom from their fangs. That is the best
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia OT Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. Most of these linemen have the length to project as either a left or right offensive tackle at the next level. But that is not a guarantee; they could wind up playing another position along the offensive front. Tackles are
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia S Position Rankings starts off as a Top 15. This is another deep and talented position group in the Peach State that should attract recruiters from across the nation. Coming in at No. 1 is S/CB Derrik Allen of Lassiter. Allen has been a three-year starter for the Trojans
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia Interior OL Position Rankings starts off as a Top 12. Many of these athletes play offensive tackle in high school but may lack the length to project as an FBS-level tackle. When these young men get to college, they will be put at the offensive line position that best
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia WR Position Rankings starts off as a Top 16. We are going deeper at this position because the initial talent pool is steeped with dynamic playmaking ability. Starting the year off #1 is multi-talented athlete Matthew Hill of Brookwood. As a junior he caught 41 passes for 849 yards
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia DE Position Rankings starts off as a Top 16. Similar to receivers the defensive end position has serious depth in the Peach State for the class of 2018. While most of these young men will either project as strong side or weak side defensive ends others will end up
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia TE Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. Several of the tight ends listed below are hybrid TE/WR bodies that have become very popular in the spread offenses ruling the football landscape. Roswell has made it to the GHSA State Championship Game
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia RB Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. If you think some backs are missing they could be listed in the All-Purpose Back category. Alabama commit Dameon Pierce of Bainbridge starts the year off at #1. This past season he carried the
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia OLB Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. This list includes stem-winders and hybrid safety/linebackers. Coming in at #1 is stem-winder Quay Walker of Crisp County High School. This past year he racked up 109 tackles, 19 TFL’s and eight sacks while
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia QB Position Rankings starts off as a Top 10. This list includes signal-callers who are ranked in both the North and South Georgia 2018 Player Rankings. Coming in at No. 1 is pro-style quarterback Trevor Lawrence of Cartersville. This past season, he led his
VERSION 1.0 175-100 | 99-50 | 49-1 Below is the initial North Georgia Top 175 (99-50) for the Class of 2018. We have already released 175-100 yesterday, and 49-1 will be posted on Thursday, so be sure to check back tomorrow to see the complete list. This list will change over the next year, with
VERSION 1.0 175-100 | 99-50 | 49-1 Below is the initial North Georgia Top 175 (175-100) for the Class of 2018. We will be releasing 99-50 tomorrow night and 49-1 on Thursday, so be sure to check back to see the complete list. This list will change over the next year, with players being added
article contribute my football analyst Barry Every Class AA Co-Overall Players of the Year John Wesley Kennedy, III, ATH, 5-10/185, Benedictine (2017) – Kennedy racked up a whopping 2,867 all-purpose yards while scoring 38 touchdowns for the State Champion Cadets. He carried the ball 115 times for 1,236 yards and 18 touchdowns while catching
article contributed by football analyst Barry Every AAAAA Overall Player of the Year Dameon Pierce, RB, 5-11/205, Bainbridge (2018) – Despite being the Bearcats only true offensive weapon Pierce proved to be hard to stop. He managed 1,686 yards rushing and 20 touchdowns on 243 carries. He was also a threat in the passing
article submitted by site contributor Barry Every Large Schools (AAAAAAA & AAAAAA) The 18-year championship drought came to an end as the Wildcats brought the Title back to Titletown. Valdosta (14-1) knocked off Tucker 17-7 earning their 24th State Championship. Senior signal caller Josh Belton remained hot as he completed 16 of 24 passes
article submitted by site contributor Barry Every AAAAAAA Overall Player of the Year Michael Barrett, QB, 6-1/205, Lowndes (2018) – Barrett led his team to a (10-3) mark as the Vikings made it to the State Quarterfinals. He completed 132 of 213 passes (62%) for 2,753 yards and 27 touchdowns versus six picks. Barrett
With offers being thrown out earlier and earlier, it’s time to face the fact that football players are going the way of basketball. Verbal offers are going out before many high school prospects have accomplished anything significant at the varsity level. Below is the initial North Georgia Top 80 for the Class of 2019. This list
article submitted by site contributor Barry Every Large Schools Northside-Warner Robins (11-3) fell 22-7 to Tucker (13-1). This was the third time since 2007 that these two teams had met in the semifinals. Valdosta (13-1) drove 316 miles north and came away with a 27-6 win over Dalton (13-1). The Wildcats are owners of 24
submitted by site contributor Barry Every VERSION 1.1 What is my definition of South Georgia? Any school below the gnat line starting with Warner Robins all the way to the Florida line. This also includes schools from Savannah to Columbus in the geographic area of South Georgia. It’s safe to say that the area
submitted by site contributor Barry Every Large Schools Only two teams are left heading into the GHSA Semifinals, both are from the Region of Doom (1-AAAAAA). Valdosta (12-1) knocked off Stephenson 31-21 and will now hit the road to take on Dalton (13-1). Northside-Warner Robins (11-2) forced four turnovers in their 42-20 win over
submitted by site contributor Barry Every VERSION 1.0 With offers being thrown out earlier and earlier it’s time to face the fact that football players are going the way of basketball. Verbal offers are going out before many high school prospects have accomplished something significant at the varsity level. Below is the initial South
submitted by site contributor Barry Every VERSION 1.0 National Signing Day is less than three months away for the Class of 2017, but recruiting never stops as college coaches around the country continually look to get the edge on talent. So it’s not too early to take a look at the current talent pool
