Troup County JR Jeremiah Culpepper has stepped into his junior year looking to make a difference. The 6’1″ athlete has around 50 tackles on the year, 11 tackles for a loss, and 8 sacks, along with a defensive touchdown. The ladder defensive score happened last week, where a poor snap sent the pigskin spurting backwards.
Even before Rett Thomas had played a varsity snap, we heard about the 2028 wide receiver’s potential. He was a standout track athlete in middle school, posting high jump numbers that were more akin to high school upperclassmen, so whether his athleticism would translate quickly was never a question. Just last week, Thomas showed again
Domenic Parker has been a force for Marist this season. The 2027 offensive guard had 20 pancakes on the year, and several more impactful blocks that led to big plays. The offensive line unit has given up just two sacks on the year, and it’s the physicality at the point of attack that makes them
The top matchup for Week 9 in Class A DII was Clinch County vs Brooks County. The top-ranked programs first met in 1959, and starting in 2012, the rivalry game has been an annual matchup. Brooks County has won 9 of the last 12 games, but this season, the undefeated Clinch County had different plans.
featured image credit – Grice Connect Portal sophomore Gideon Fulcher is an impressive athlete, standing 6’3″ and 190 lbs., experiencing the competitive weeks of the GHSA football season during his young career. The 2028 dual-threat passer has connected on 33 passes for 555 yards and 7 touchdowns while also tallying 107 rushing yards and two
Christian Heritage’s experienced JR John Stanley has looked impressive this season, impacting the game all over the field. The 6’3″, 240 lbs. athlete is a standout in the trenches where his versatility impacts both sides of the ball, but also at special teams as a long snapper. Last week against Gordon Central, he was voted
Locust Grove is 6-1 on the year and is having their best season since 2015. Back then, our website had just launched, and senior QB Armond Parker was not even 10 years old yet. Since then, the program has experienced lean years, but last season they went 5-5, and in 2025, they are 6-1,
The 2025 season has been a breakout campaign for Screven County junior Drayden Roberts. The explosive playmaker is making an impact in all three phases of the game, helping his team to their best start in years, and playing his best football yet. “My JR has been going well so far, my team is 6-0
featured photo credit – The Albany Herald Parnell Yates has quickly become accustomed to his time at Mitchell County. After being an All-Region running back at Pelham his junior year, Yates is now occasionally lining up at QB for Mitchell County, chucking the football downfield and making incredible runs where he seems to break a
Eagle’s Landing AJ Walters is off to an excellent start to his senior season. The quick-footed defensive back has 33 total tackles, 9 pass breakups, and an interception that he returned for a touchdown. Aforementioned pick-six happened last Friday against ELCA, and was among the top plays from Week 8. Walters adeptly read a
Heading into the 2025 season, AB Hilton was our most anticipated 2027 running back to watch out for. While he showed flashes as a sophomore, making several highlight runs, including a play of the week winner, the junior back has found consistency in his role in 2025. Over the last two weeks, Hilton has run
Going into the 2025 season, Christian ‘Deuce’ Lawrence wanted to prove he was among the top running backs in the state. The Wake Forest commit had dazzled as a junior, but with senior year on the horizon, Lawrence was looking to make a statement. So far, the 2026 back has 641 rushing yards on 63
Woodland-Cartersville sophomore running back Solomon James has been terrific to start the 2025 season. The stout running back is majestic with the football in his hands, rushing for 550 yards and 5 touchdowns on the season so far. Last week against Cass, James had a 70-yard touchdown run that earned a spot on the top
The last two seasons’ matchups between Central and Jonesboro have been some of Class 4A’s most competitive games. Both teams are loaded with D1 talent, All-State athletes, and execute at a high level, so it was no wonder that the score would come down to a play or two. That moment arrived with just 11
Westminster SR OL Clark Jordan has been a terror blocking this season. At 6’3″, 230 lbs, the 2026 athlete is a powerful earthmoving blocker with the frame to become a true hidden gem in this recruiting class. During Week 6 against Benedictine, the SR pulled to the outside and met a Benedictine secondary player in
The banner season for Whitefield Academy SR Mason Hollingsworth has been exceptional to behold. The running back has 1247 yards, 17 rushing touchdowns, and another 76 receiving yards, plus one more score. Hollingsworth’s record-breaking season hit a pinnacle moment last week when he broke the Cobb County single-game rushing yard record with 426 yards
After a 56-20 win over Chamblee last week, Woodward Academy is 3-2 on the year and well on its way to another deep playoff run. The schedule has been tough this season, with programs like Collins Hill, Carrollton, and Marist on the docket, but an experienced group of seniors has helped buoy the ship
Last week’s Warner Robins vs Veterans game was a thriller where a select few plays had a monumental impact on the outcome. One play that stands out was SR defensive back Jamarcus Allen’s 99-yard pick six that sealed the game 27-17 in favor of Warner Robins. With moments left remaining in the game, Veterans
After a meniscus tear in 2024, Thomasville senior Nigel Pittman is hyper-focused on this season. He’s focused on improving, taking his game to another level, and making highlight plays. Thematically, all three components have been integral to his senior year, but last Friday against Bacon County, it was his highlight-producing playmaking that went on
Troup’s Garrison Edwards is playing out a dream senior season. The undefeated program totaled four wins, a consensus top 10 team among every media outlet, including #8 on here, and the main ingredient has been the senior passer, Garrison Edwards. He earned Player of the Week on the site after his impressive Saturday showing against
Carrollton’s MaTeo Wells has been impressive blocking during the first part of the season. We have followed the SR for a long time, and each year, Wells adds a little more to his game that gives him an edge. Just last week, the Carrollton starter had perhaps his best game ever blocking. Going up against
Kennesaw Mountain SR Dylan Green has been off to an exceptional start to his SR year. The Class 5A standout has 487 receiving yards, which ranks him 12th in the state, 7 touchdowns, and he is averaging a whopping 30 yards per catch on the year. Another explosive touchdown occurred last week against New Manchester,
Central Gwinnett’s Kyle Fritz is an under-the-radar senior who has the versatility to be a productive player at the next level. As a junior, Fritz’s versatility earned him All-Region honors, where he played long snapper, defensive end, and tight end. On the season, the 6’3″ 230 lbs. athlete has totaled 10 tackles, 4 for a
ICYMI: North Hall completes a Hail Mary to beat East Hall 51-49 and remain undefeated. Alex Schlieman to Ty Kemp for the game winner. @FridayGameNight @Deep_Fried_Dave @nthfootball @TeamFYNSports @hartjj22 @RecruitGeorgia @coachpender1025 pic.twitter.com/I5ImQmeI7u — Fired Football Coaches of Georgia (@FiredFBCoaches) September 6, 2025 No game during Week 4 captured the attention and magic of GHSA football
Sophomore QB Traviian Miller has taken hold of the starting QB job this season for #2 Clinch County, and he doesn’t look to be letting go for the remainder of his career. The 6’2″ passer has thrown for 511 passing yards, 5 touchdowns, and 260 rushes with another 6 scores on the ground. Miller’s hallmark
