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In the video above we have selected 10 of the best plays we found from WEEK 4 in the state of Georgia. Most videos are courtesy of Hudl.com, but also Mark D. Hulett for the Colquitt Co. play. Each exciting play is an impressive combination of athleticism and football talent, but who deserves to walk away
Here are my selections for Week 4 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are underlined. Last weekend we tracked our predictions, and guessed 120 correct and 37 wrong, which is a 76.43% accuracy rate. That is a 6% increase from the week before. Some games have been cancelled, I’m going to pick anyways and
Photo Credit: Riley Martin – Thomasville Times Enterprise JT Rice broke the Thomasville school record last weekend throwing for 428 yards in route to a blowout victory over a talented Monroe squad. The game ended 45-7, and was the 3rd game in a row that Thomasville has won over a higher classification opponent; every
Wow, crazy enough we are already in Week 4; amazing how quickly the Georgia high school football season is going. Our rankings have mostly stayed true, even with the hectic changes that have taken place so far this season. The early part of the season is just flat out hard to predict, so with most
In the video above we have selected 10 of the best plays we found from WEEK 3 in the state of Georgia. Most videos are courtesy of Hudl.com. Each play is an impressive combination of athleticism and football talent, but who deserves to walk away with the TOP Play of the weekend –
Article first appeared on covnews.com & was submitted by site writer Gabriel Stovall If you’re Dre Butler’s doctor and you happen to be reading this story, don’t be upset with what you’re about to read. Butler, your former patient, disobeyed doctor’s orders. He meant no malice behind it. He wasn’t being purposefully contrary, and it
Here are my selections for Week 3 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are underlined. Last weekend we tracked our predictions, and guessed 121 correct and 50 wrong, which is a 70.76% accuracy rate. Comparatively, last year in Week 2 I had my worse showing so far only guessing 66% of the games correctly.
The most recent winner for Recruit Georgia’s weekly top play is George Walton Academy’s Darius Barnum. The powerful 2019 running back made a tremendous run, where his elite quickness and balance were on full display. Barnum took the hand off on the 45 yard line, juked a defender out of his shoes, then split
The first two weeks have already changed and shaped our rankings by quite a bit. Up and coming programs that were on our “Bubble” have enter the top 10 for the first time this season. Down below you will find our most recent Power Rankings for every classification in the GHSA heading into Week 2.
In the video above we have selected 10 of the best plays we found from WEEK 2 in the state of Georgia. Most videos are courtesy of Hudl.com. Each play is an impressive combination of athleticism and football talent, but who deserves to walk away with the TOP Play of the weekend –
Here are my selections for Week 2 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are underlined. Last weekend we tracked our predictions, and guessed 96 correct and 34 wrong, which is a 73.84% accuracy rate. Comparatively, last year in Week 1 I picked 89 correct and 37 wrong, so a little bit of progress. Shooting
Hebron Christian junior athlete Ja’Leak Perry is Week 1’s winner for Top Play. The 2019 recruit received overwhelming support for his spectacular kick return during last weekend’s opening game against East Jackson. Perry fielded the kickoff on the 10 yard line, and immediately took off sprinting down field. About halfway through his run, he
Week 1 was very exciting and showcased intriguing matchups from around the state which has already impacted our rankings. Down below you will find our most recent Top 10 Rankings for every classification in the GHSA heading into Week 2. Numbers that are in parenthesis are the team’s ranking the previous week, and we have
In the video above we have selected 10 of the best plays we found from WEEK 1 in the state of Georgia. All videos are courtesy of Hudl.com. Each play is an impressive combination of athleticism and football talent, but who deserves to walk away with the TOP Play of the weekend –
Tim Allen is a southwest Georgia recruit who has certainly seen the ups and downs during his high school career. The last few years he’s been at Albany High School, but after last semester, the school closed down, which led the soon-to-be senior looking for a new high school this summer. Allen talked about
Here are my selections for Week 1 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are in bold. Last season we tracked our predictions, and we guessed with a 77.85% accuracy rate. Our best week percentage wise was Week 11 where we selected 83.69% of the games correctly. Also, in the state quarterfinals we predicted 26
We are on the doorstep of Week 1 in the 2017 football season in Georgia! Down below we have posted our Top 10 Rankings for every classification in the GHSA. These are our initial thoughts on who the best teams are in Class A through 7A, and we will be updating weekly throughout the 2017
Featured Photo Credit: Paul Thomas – Gwinnett Prep Sports One of the best individual tacklers in the state of Georgia is Parkview senior safety Tommy Rogers. The class of 2018 recruit was a state leader among defensive backs last year, and out of his 121 tackles, 85 were of the solo variety. Truly an
Carrollton senior Mark Wright has been through the fire the last few years. The starting quarterback has shown flashes, and this season he’s hoping that his experience will culminate into a special season for his Trojans squad. Wright was a Preseason All-State selection on our website, which might surprise some Georgia football experts. Last
Flowery Branch lineman Bailey Ottaway has been on a mission this offseason. Last year as a junior he had a solid season, but he knew his potential was not even close to being met, and this offseason he was determined to get his game to the next level. So how did Ottaway go about
Very few defensive backs in the state of Georgia have added weight like Jalen Jefferson out of Tucker. This 2018 safety dedicated his offseason in the weight room and it has paid off big time with an additional 20-25 pounds of muscle. Jefferson spoke about the 2017 offseason and the camp he attended this
Warner Robins senior Dillon Braunstein has made his hay the last few years on the offensive line, but this season he has made the switch to defense, and will be anchoring the middle at nose guard. The class of 2018 lineman talked about that new opportunity and how his versatility might be utilized. “I
Hunter Hall has been one of the most reliable players over the last few years at Glynn Academy. Taking over the starting linebacker role halfway into the 2014 season as a freshman was no easy task, but the instinctive linebacker jumped into the starting spot and never let go. Hall is a tough football
Last night, Devin Hart made one of the best decisions in his life by committing to prestigious Columbia University. The 2018 McEachern linebacker also held offers from Pennsylvania, Cornell, Davidson, and Stetson. Hart said that the academics played a major role in his decision. “That (academics) was one of the reasons for committing. An
Lakeside High School in Atlanta made major strides last season under first year head coach Cam Jones, and one reason why was 2018 signal-caller Matthew Holt. The 6’5″ QB had a productive season and grabbed much needed experience after his first year as a varsity starter. The offseason has been rather busy for Holt,
