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Heading into his senior year Dayton Wade had some good college offers, but over the course of this season, the 2019 wide receiver has proven to be one of the best pass-catchers in the state of Georgia with over 700 yards on just 29 catches and 5 touchdowns. Just last week the athletic wide
First & 10 1. Leading off this recap is Connor Norwood who just committed to Air Force. The 2019 Mount Pisgah athlete plays free safety, but projects well at linebacker at the next level. He shows good field vision, anticipates the play well and is a hard-hitter. Norwood is an excellent student who should fit
One of the toughest players in the state of Georgia has to be Zion Custis. The 5’7″, 180-pound senior running back takes and delivers more punishment than almost any other athlete in the state of Georgia. His motor just never seems to stop, and last season the Lovejoy running back rushed for 1467 yards
Moving to a new state in your senior year can be tough for any high school student, but for a high school football player like John Seter, it can be downright debilitating to your college recruitment. Consistently we see seniors that are new to the state overlooked by college scouts. There is no clear reason why
(photo credit: Jerry Jackson) Lovejoy running back Zion Custis has had an outstanding start to the year, averaging 123 yards rushing per game, and is currently leading Class 6A in total rushing with 739 yards, 80 more than his nearest competitor. The junior back has been grinding out tough yards against very hard-hitting defenses the last few
High school football in the state of Georgia is just kicking off with the second day of practice in full swing and Dakori West and his teammates at Newton Co. High School were up at the crack of dawn putting in early work. Morning Practice, Newton High School! #SeizeTheDay@RecruitGeorgia@PlayBookAthletepic.twitter.com/KBAsD12HUh — Chop™ (@DaKoriWest) July 28,
