Article written by site contributor Gabriel Stovall – follow him on Twitter @GabrielStovall1 ALPHARETTA, Ga. — When Ze’Vian Capers opens his mouth to discuss his role as the likely go-to wide receiver for a brand-spanking new football program in Forsyth County, he sounds like a human football lexicon. “When I was at South Forsyth last
Matthew Neff from Christian Heritage has gone through his offseason recruitment with regular anonymity. The 2019 signal-caller has good size at 6’3″, a powerful arm that can put the ball on a line, over a 4.0 GPA, and a 33 on the ACT to boot, but still no committable offers. Unlike many Georgia football
Featured Image: Gwinnett Daily Sports – Nicole Seitz North Gwinnett’s Javonni Cunningham is a 2019 prospect that has seen his recruitment take a leap in the last month, and now sits with double-digit offers in just the month of March. Cunningham, who was just ranked into our top 125 back on February 19th, has seen
AJ Payne is a known recruit around the state of Georgia, but at a national level he remains a true sleeper. The class of 2018 Army commit has played wide receiver and quarterback this season, making plays against all competition. The last few weeks he has arguably made the best two plays in Georgia,
Photo credit: Coweta Score – Twitter & Website The most recent winner of Recruit Georgia’s top play award is Devontae Johnson out of Northgate, and it was truly something special (see Week 11’s Top 10). With little time left on the clock, the Vikings were down 20-14 against top 10 ranked Langston Hughes. The Panthers
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