Version 2.0 of the Recruit Georgia 2019 North Georgia Player Rankings eyes expansion from a Top 80 to a Top 95 with 15 new names. Each new name added to the rankings is colored blue. The highest new entry at #14 is massive defensive end Rashad “Bubba” Cheney, Jr. of Booker T. Washington in Atlanta.
Colquitt County senior John Samuel Shenker was offered by Auburn tonight. The War Eagles’ offer is close on the heels of Wake Forest, who offered back on January 18th and just like that, the athletic tight end has two Power 5 offers with just one weekend left before National Signing Day. Shenker was one
MORE COMMITMENT NEWS Dalton running back Ahmaad Tanner announced earlier today that he will be continuing his football and academic career at Austin-Peay. The 2016 Class 6A Player of the Year voted on our website by the fans made his commitment official when he Tweeted: #MissionPossible ??? pic.twitter.com/yUzXRUWdIM — Ahmaad Tanner™ (@at_cinco) January 22,
MORE COMMITMENT NEWS Cincinnati just received a commitment from Roswell senior cornerback Justus Harris today. The class of ’17 prospect made his commitment official after he Tweeted: BLESSED and THANKFUL to announce that I am committed to the University of Cincinnati?⚫️ℹ™⚫️? #CinCityPride ?? pic.twitter.com/LxAnxQIAhZ — Justus Harris (@Thatboybus) January 22, 2017 Harris was one of
MORE COMMITMENT NEWS Kennesaw State picked up a big commitment a few days back when they received the word from Sandy Creek’s Savon Simmons. The powerful blocker from Metro Atlanta made his commitment official to the local program when he announced on Twitter a few nights back: Committed ?✅ pic.twitter.com/l7SIRYEdtS — S. Simmons (@kidclutch56)
MORE COMMITMENT NEWS Ball State picked up a major commitment today from all-state linebacker Michael Robinson from Allatoona High School. The speedy linebacker made his commitment official when he sent this tweet: COMMITMENT?✊? pic.twitter.com/NkufQbgiUu — Michael Robinson II (@KingRobinsonJR) January 20, 2017 Ball State has been cleaning up the state of Georgia over the last
MORE COMMITMENT NEWS Yale picked up a big recruiting victory over Army and Harvard a few days ago when they landed the commitment of Jaylan Sandifer. The athletic 6’3″ wide receiver from Northside-Warner Robins made his commitment official when he tweeted: Joining the Family ?? #GoBulldogs pic.twitter.com/rAXB4ybx13 — juicee® (@jaylansandifer_) January 19, 2017 The
Perhaps no other senior prospect in the state of Georgia is receiving offers at a rate like Tre Person from Westlake High School. The athletic defensive back received another offer today, this time from the ACC’s Virginia Tech. The Hokies join Michigan State, Western Kentucky and Cincinnati, all who have offered since the beginning
Arik Gilbert is the top athlete we have seen for the Class of 2020 so far, and his offers are beginning to reflect those of an elite recruit. The powerful athlete was offered by Michigan earlier this week, and the Wolverines join teams like UGA, Alabama, South Carolina, UNC and Tennessee. Honored to receive an
Dutchtown’s finest, Trey Dean, has been blowing up the recruiting scene over the last few weeks. The ball-hawking defensive back’s Twitter page seemingly announces a new scholarship offer each day—Central Florida was the latest today. UCF is just the beginning, and schools like Penn State, South Carolina, Georgia Southern, Virginia Tech and Notre Dame
MORE COMMITMENT NEWS Calhoun senior Ryan Randall ended his recruitment tonight when the two-way athlete committed to Carson-Newman. Randall took to Twitter to announce his official commitment: Blessed to announce I have committed to further my career and play football @cnfootball. @MikeT_CNFB @CoachAHutsell @RecruitGeorgia pic.twitter.com/uIhPWO3oVG — Ryano_37_Randall (@ryanrandall_9) January 19, 2017 The senior’s recruitment
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 Athlete Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. Most of these prospects fall under the athlete category because they either project at several positions or they excel as return specialist. Starting off in the top spot is Kyler McMichael of Greater Atlanta Christian. As a junior he carried
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
Big Jefferson offensive tackle Caleb Chandler announced his final three schools that he is considering before his January 30th decision. Florida, Louisville, and Oklahoma State all made the final cut for the talented offensive tackle, who is one of the top uncommitted seniors still in the Peach State. Please respect my decision 1/30/17???? pic.twitter.com/VzG3v7CiwX
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia DT Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. This group consists of the big-uglies in the trenches that win football games. Starting the year off #1 is massive interior defensive lineman Robert Cooper. At 6-foot-3, 340-pounds he makes for an immovable object for opponents. The Florida State commit
Jefferson High School junior Colby Wood has been one of the most impressive running backs in the state of Georgia the last two years. During his varsity career, Wood has romped for 4,237 yards rushing, 65 TDs and 558 yards receiving while also posting 70 tackles and eight interceptions. His amazing output is a testament to
Logan Abney is a 6’1″, 220-pound senior DE from North Paulding who was a force on defense this season. The tough senior finished the season with 71 tackles, 12 sacks, 10 TFL and three FFs, which earned him a selection to the GA Northwest Bowl. He was an all-county selection and made second-team all-region for
