Last season veteran Head Coach Robby Pruitt guided his Douglas (Ga.) Coffee football squad to the state quarterfinals, a feat that had been accomplished only one other time in the last 34 years. Though only a three seed out of Region 1-AAAAAA, the Trojans were able to capture road victories at Conyers Heritage and
photo credit: Micah Green, Forsyth News Suwanee (Ga.) Lambert begins its eighth year of playing high school football, and surprisingly they have never had a losing season. At the same time The Longhorns have never won more than eight games and have only gotten past the first round of the GHSA playoffs once. So
Arkansas State became the first school to offer angular wide receiver Dash Hairston tonight. The 6’3″, 180-pound receiver talked to Recruit Georgia about what it feels to land his first offer. “It feels great to receive my first offer,” Hariston emphatically said. “It’s so fulfilling. All of the dedication and hard work that I’ve
College coaches meticulously scour the nation looking for offensive weapons that pose matchup problems. They also need versatile body types that can play on most special team units. The most dynamic position that fits the above criteria is tight end. One of the most sought after tight ends in the country for the class
Rising senior linebacker Erick Turner went on a recruiting trek last week throughout the northeast corner of the United States to get a first-hand view of the prestigious academic colleges recruiting the student-athlete. Accompanying Erick on the trip was his father, Frederick, who took the week off from work to make the critical recruiting
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