Check out my commitment video! #TarHeelNation #GoHeel #TheGoat ??⚪️? pic.twitter.com/Kor2JPXAwy — ⭐️⭐️Tre' Shaw⭐️⭐️ (@BcgTr3) July 20, 2016 Tre’ Shaw, one of the best cornerback prospects in the Southeast, announced tonight that he had committed to North Carolina. The rising senior from Cedar Grove took to Twitter to announce his decision: I am officially
Class of ’18 running back Zion Custis is a recent recipient of a 3-star rating according to 247 Sports. The prolific Lovejoy running back let Recruit Georgia know that he is currently ranked the No. 391 player in the country, which also makes him the fifth-rated back for the Class of ’18 in the state
Big news for Minnesota this weekend when Sandy Creek senior wide receiver Javan Hawes pledged his commitment to the Golden Gophers. Hawes took to Twitter and announced his decision Saturday night after touring the campus: 〽️innesotta Co〽️〽️it‼️…#GoGophers? pic.twitter.com/cy7zKD95zC — Javan Hawes3️⃣ (@_JH14_) July 17, 2016 The 6′, 182-pound wide receiver chose Minnesota over
Nick Beason is the newest winner of the Recruit Georgia Play of the Day. The Class of ’17 prospect made a cut so hard that it left the defender tackling thin air and then put on the jets for a 40-yard score. The elusive athlete from Shaw High School caught Recruit Georgia up on
Mike Allen, a rising senior from Lanier HS, listed out his top 6 schools yesterday evening. Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Southern California and Wake Forest all made the cut for the 6’6″ 240-pound defensive end’s services. The class of 2017 prospect’s recruitment exploded around December last year when Alabama became his third school
Rising North Cobb junior Thurman Geathers II received big news this morning when the athletic defensive end received his first collegiate offer from the University of Texas San Antonio. The young sack-artist announced his commitment on Twitter: SO BLESSED to say I received my first offer from The University of Texas at San
Today’s Play of the Day is between three players who will do whatever it takes to get the pigskin into the endzone. Terell Smith of South Gwinnett, Nick Beason from Shaw and Jayce Rogers out of Valdosta are three players capable of making spectacular plays anytime they touch the ball, but which
Georgia State received big news today when they landed Campbell HS star athlete Kendall Lawrence. The class of 17 prospect announced his commitment on Twitter earlier today: As a STUDENT-Athlete, I’ve Decided to commit to Georgia State University. I will get a great education, excel as an athlete and build bond!? — Kendall
Stephenson’s electrifying athlete Shaun Jolly announced yesterday that he will be continuing his education and football career at Appalachian State. The Class of ’17 prospect made it official when he tweeted: Appalachian state commit ?⚠️ #RockSquad17 pic.twitter.com/eqWGYUv0cd — Shaun Jolly (@Jolly3Moe) July 12, 2016 Appalachian State offered the speedy cornerback on May
Here is my top 5 all glory to God ??????‼️‼️‼️???? @ESPNU pic.twitter.com/nDhjniXfNG — Jamyest Williams (@Jamy0602) July 10, 2016 Grayson’s ultra athlete Jamyest Williams capped off his week at The Opening releasing his official Top 5 schools. Clemson, Tennessee, South Carolina, Ohio State and Georgia all made the rising senior’s official list. Williams was ranked
Less than a week ago, Caleb Chandler of Jefferson High School announced on Twitter that he was opening up his recruitment. The 6’6″, 300-plus-pound offensive tackle committed to Iowa State during the middle of June, but after talking with his parents, Chandler realized he might have rushed his decision. Chandler, who currently holds 30
Relatively unknown inside linebacker prospect Michael Harris may not be a hidden commodity for much longer. Less than 24 hours after the dead period was lifted, Jacksonville State became the first school to offer the Class of ’18 linebacker. Harris took to Twitter to announce his offer from the Gamecocks: Blessed to receive my
Langston Hughes wide receiver Karam Puckett received an offer on July 7th from Towson, giving the speedy receiver three college scholarship offers. The Class of ’17 receiver announced his offer on Twitter: Blessed to receive my 3rd offer from Towson University ‼️ ???? @RecruitGeorgia @langstonfootbal pic.twitter.com/dzkOVB22BP — K.Puckett4⃣ (@JustCallMeOcho_) July 8, 2016
Walnut Grove athlete Isaiah Clark received an offer over the weekend from Stetson, making the Hatters his first college scholarship offer. The athletic dual-threat quarterback announced his offer via Twitter: Blessed to say I’ve received my first offer from Stetson University!! #StetsonFootball pic.twitter.com/TjjeWRVGiQ — Isaiah Clark (@isaiah2417) July 10, 2016 Clark stands 5’11”
Dalton wide receiver Kyric McGowan was planning on making a decision today between Vanderbilt and Duke but has decided to hold off and reevaluate his decision timeline. At this point, his new top four schools are Duke, Mississippi State, Northwestern and Vanderbilt. McGowan posted on his Twitter page saying, “I’ve decided this week to wait
Leaping onto the recruiting scene this offseason is Jeremy Horton from Veterans high school. The class of 18 wide receiver had a solid season last year but his performance during the offseason has been eye popping. Horton has been nearly impossible to defend in 1 v 1 situations, using his incredible combination of agility and
Class of 2019 athlete Winston Wright caught up with Recruit Georgia to talk about how his summer is going and how he has progressed. He’s been working hard in the weight room, even putting in work late in the evening on the 4th of July. He has gained seven pounds since we made his profile back in
Tyrique David is the most recent winner of our Play of the Day award. The elusive 2017 quarterback’s winning play came on an improbable weaving run. Starting back at his own 15 yard line, David was in deep trouble way behind the line of scrimmage being heavily pursued by multiple East Jackson defenders. Miraculously,
Looking for some Dead Period excitement then checkout our Recruit Georgia Play of the Day! Today’s matchup is between Tyrique David from Franklin County and Joshua Stroud from Lanier. These two players are more slippery than a snake and have the running vision to escape out of the toughest situations. In the
Jalyn Shelton is our most recent winner of the Recruit Georgia Play of the Day. The All State honorable mention back displayed an outstanding combination of power and balance on the winning play. Determined to reach the endzone, Shelton spun off one defender after another, all while tight-roping down the sideline for an incredible
Samuel Bryant, a Tucker HS rising senior running back, let Recruit Georgia know that he had committed to Kennesaw State today. The fleet-footed back announced his commitment earlier today on Twitter: I’m proud to say that I have committed to Kennesaw state university! ?????? @kennesawstfb @Alex_B2C @NUCAnalyst pic.twitter.com/OT1PZZm4kG — CaptainAmerica (@Sam_sasion) July 1,
Woodward Academy quarterback Ryan Glover committed to Colorado State earlier today. The Class of ’17 quarterback took to Twitter to announce his commitment: #GORAMS #RAMPAGE17 ??? #MVP? pic.twitter.com/62Y64KoN7t — Ryan Glover (@rg2point0) July 1, 2016 Glover chose the Rams over offers from Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Appalachian State, Mercer, Southern Miss, Jackson
Bring some life to the Dead period by participating in our Play of the Day! Today’s matchup is between Addison Shoup from Walton and Jalyn Shelton from Ridgeland. Both players in the video above had incredible sideline defying touchdown runs that left our staff amazed, but which athlete deserves to win our
On June 8th the University of Pikeville picked up a major piece to its 2017 recruiting class when Parkview running back Deion Slade committed. The Class of ’17 running back announced on Twitter: Beyond blessed to verbally commit to the University of Pikeville?⚫️ @Dcanes40Lucas @ParkviewFB @ChadSimmons_ pic.twitter.com/6VVPNUtURg — Deion Slade (@Superman_Slade) June 8, 2016
Nick Lancaster is our most recent Play of the Day winner. The Class of ’17 linebacker showed off his impressive football instincts and quickly reacted to a short pass out in the flat. Before the receiver could make a move, the fleet-footed linebacker was already drilling him backward for a punishing tackle. The Johns Creek
