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Brendan Jenkins out of Mill Creek is a promising class of ’23 receiver who has several breakout games against both West Forsyth and Norcross in the first half of the 2021 season. The 6’2″ receiver made his top play of the season so far against the former, and that earned him the #2 play of
Mill Creek’s versatile two-way athlete Ronald Clarke saw a little bit of a recruiting explosion tonight with high academic schools like Cornell, Princeton and Navy all submitting in an offer. Tonight’s spurt of offers is really just a microcosm of his recruitment over the last 60 days where Clarke has received just under 15
Recruiting Buzz Justin Fields is probably the hottest recruiting name in the state of Georgia. The Harrison QB has his Hoya squad undefeated after routing last year’s state champion Allatoona last weekend. The 2018 signal-caller has 1,035 yards passing, 10 touchdowns and only two interceptions while also rushing for 478 yards and six TDs. Fields now
Mill Creek’s Brenton King has to be the best kicker in the state Georgia. Through four games, the Peach State senior has 22 touchbacks and six field goals. No field goal was more impressive, though, than the bomb he kicked last weekend against Archer. King launched a 56-yarder into the night and the ball sailed through
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
