AJ Fitts has been a solid prospect to emerge this year for Allatoona. The senior has 3 interceptions on the year and just under 10 pass breakups as well. Perhaps the best play of the season came last week for the 6’1″ 190 lbs. senior. Fitts used his quick hands off a deflection at
Last week Alex Pope made the play of his career. With the Habersham QB flushed out of the pocket, he stepped up and fired a pass down the middle of the field. Pope came over the top and ripped the football away from the receiver, but he was not done. The senior cornerback banked
McIntosh has been one of the surprise teams in Class 5A this season. The Chiefs are entering the state playoffs for the first time since 2017 and one of the few times in school history. Senior QB Tate Morris has undoubtedly played a massive role in their resurgence into the postseason. Morris has 2871 passing
Lanier County always has a bevy of skill players at its disposal and sophomore Bryan Jones looks to be another in a long line of standouts. Just last week, Jones made a high-pointed catch that earned him the #1 play in the state of Georgia. With the sophomore receiver split out wide, and Lanier
With only about 20 seconds left on the clock, Decatur was looking for nothing short of a miracle. So what do they do? How about a backward pass over to their TE Tristan Strickland, who then threw the football nearly 50 yards downfield to junior receiver Malachi Miller who was running a deep post. As
An athlete who sticks out among the Statesboro roster is Amontrae Bradford. At 6’5″ and 210 lbs., the rangy junior edge defender can get out in space and create havoc. Last week, Bradford showed off his explosive speed and length again. Breaking through the line of scrimmage, Bradford was directly in the fact of
Darlington’s Gatlin Hancock has been a multi-year starter who has helped his program to one of its most promising seasons in recent memory. The senior who just won our top linemen for Week 10 talked about the great regular season for the Tigers. “Our season has been going great so far. We are 9-0 as
Lee County has been unstirred from the #2 spot in the 6A rankings all season long until Week 10 where they faced off against rival Northside-WR. With only a few seconds left on the clock and the Trojans up 20-17 with ball in their possession, Northside-WR was looking for a defensive hail mary to
Crisp County senior Julian Fox was an All-State selection last year on the site and it looks like he is one-upping last season’s output. The senior backer is flying all over the field making plays and is currently leading all of 3A in tackles so far with 117. The senior has all of the intangibles
Appling County class of ’24 running back Jamarion Williams has stepped up the last few seasons and provided some excellent support on the ground. The junior back helped substantially last week rushing for 156 yards as they faced off against a rock-solid Vidalia squad. Williams had many nice runs against Vidalia, but one clearly stood
Callaway took down #5 ranked ELCA last week where they won 49-20. Scoring 42 of those 49 points was Qua Whitifled, who amounted 293 rushing yards to go along with his 6 scores. To put it bluntly, Callaway pounded ELCA playing smashmouth football with over 400 yards rushing and 500 total yards on the day.
Last year Milton had arguably the top offensive line in the state of Georgia that was loaded with senior D1 talent across the board. They were going to need some fresh faces to step up here in 2022, so enter senior offensive lineman Evan Zapata. At 6’4″ and 260 lbs. class of ’23 prospect has
Clarke Central’s Jordan Monroe has been a multi-year starter playing both center and offensive guard positions. The sound senior blocker has quick feet and does a nice job of getting consistent leverage, and that was definitely the case last week when Monroe’s performance earned him a spot on our Bully Squad. The Clarke Central senior
Marcus Malone out of McIntosh high school had one of the best games in Week 9 playing against Drew high school. The senior totaled 5 touchdowns on the game while rushing for 160 yards on just 12 carries and also catching 5 passes for 130 yards. He crossed the goaline with regularity last week, but
Some receivers run their routes and go through the motions of getting open, and then there is Colquitt County junior Zay Williams. The 5’11” receiver’s aggressive nature shines through each play, and while the ball is in the air, the 2024 prospect is actively getting in position to make a highlight reel catch. Just last
Last week, Fannin County was in a tough region battle with North Murray where the Rebels won in a shootout 68-42. Helping Fannin County to victory and a school-record 68 points was senior Corbin Davenport who totaled 59 yards passing and 337 rushing plus a total of 7 touchdowns. The senior talked about ever playing
Fred Brown out of Coffee is a dynamic junior running back who caught our eye during the early part of the season. His good play has continued for the top-ranked 5A program, and just last week, the junior broke off a run that will be one to remember. Brown took a handoff at the
Adairsville’s offense has been very efficient this season, and senior offensive lineman James Foster has helped paved the way. The stout senior blocker has excellent activity on the field, and once he gets inside leverage on the defender, say good night! Foster is going to send you to the ground. Last week the senior
After starting off the season with a slight stumble, Appling County is quickly becoming one of the preeminent teams in the hunt for the Class 2A State Championship. Helping them to their pivotal win against top 5 ranked Pierce County was the senior receiver, Patrick Crosby. With Appling County deep on their side of the
Johnson County running back Germivy Tucker has been a standout dating back to his freshman year. His consistency over the years has amassed Tucker over 5k career rushing yards which has proven that Tucker is one of the most dependable ball carriers in the state of Georgia. Just last week, Tucker went off with
One of Week 7’s top offensive performers in the state of Georgia was Wilcox County senior QB, Abe Stowe. The savvy signal-caller completed 15 of his 19 passes for 381 yards and 7 touchdowns in a victory over Treutlen. The senior’s efficiency was insane last week, almost one in every two passes was a
Jordan Louie out of Meadowcreek is quickly becoming one of the hottest names in recruiting circles around the state of Georgia. The senior who is committed to West Virginia has started off his season with 1000 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns thru 6 games. “My senior year is going great. I’m loving the performances
Senior Nathan Jones out of Trinity Christian was an instrumental part of their state championship team last year in Class A Private. The 2023 lineman cleared the way for one of the most balanced offensive attacks in the state of Georgia last year, but a lot has changed over the last year. “My senior
Jaylon Calhoun is off to his best year of high school football rushing for 700 yards while also grabbing 310 receiving as well. His ability to impact the game both through the ground and air makes the 6’2″ 195 lbs. athlete a unique playmaker amongst the class of ’23. In fact, just last week the
Nathaniel Lee is not your prototypical offensive lineman regarding size, but that is where the incongruencies end. The 2023 center prospect was moving literal mountains last week against Lanier, where he continuously dominated a 6’6″ 330 lbs. nose tackle and also made nice blocks in space too. The effort gave Lee our Week 6 ‘Offensive
