Edit Is Lit !!! ???. Thanks @LUCKHIGHLTZ pic.twitter.com/2VFVJPB226 — Jerome JQ (@JQballer) March 16, 2017 Rising senior wide receiver Jerome Beazer might not be too familiar of a name for most HS football fans in the state of Georgia. The under the radar recruit had a major snafu with the GHSA over the last few
Steven Krajewski is possibly the biggest sleeper in the Peach State, and he plays for Colquitt County. Now, most people would scoff at that comment because it seems unfathomable, especially considering the Packers have produced over 30 FBS signees over the last eight seasons. But if you don’t get the opportunity to be a
Stealing the show a few weekends ago at The Opening combine was Tommy Tremble, a rising senior tight end. Heading into that weekend, the Johns Creek receiver had only one offer from Fresno State, but after an elite performance in the combine aspect of the field, colleges have begun to realize his immense potential.
Mountain View’s lockdown cornerback Jayden Patterson was offered by Ball State yesterday. The 2018 recruit who has been in our Top 100 in North Georgia for some time now talked about what the offer meant to him. “It feels great, it’s like I can see all of the hard work paying off. When you
Rising senior Craige Saxton is a promising dual-threat quarterback out of Tattnall County High in Reidsville. The young signal-caller showed a lot of promise last fall, so we caught up with him to talk about his recruitment, this offseason and football in general. “This year’s offseason has been great, and I have worked a lot
Jalen Wilcox is a rising senior from Valdosta High School looking to make a name for himself in the fast-paced world of college football recruiting. The 6’3″ 280-pound athlete cracked the offensive line rotation last year for his state champion high school squad, and heading into his senior season we expect him to make
Hapeville Charter’s rising senior wide receiver Rory (RJ) Starkey was the most recent winner of our Sunday Night Highlight Top Play. The smooth operating wide receiver won the vote with his amazing one-handed snag in the corner of the end zone with a defender all over him. Starkey had a great season last year
Taurean Taylor is one of the most explosive backs returning for the upcoming 2017 football season in the state of Georgia. The rising senior is a speed demon out there on the field, leaving opposing defenses in the dust last season for 1,544 all-purpose yards and 27 touchdowns. His big junior campaign earned him
Paul Tchio is a massive young freshman offensive lineman prospect who stands at 6’6″ and weighs 315 pounds. The 2020 recruit played on his junior varsity squad last year for Milton, but that should not thwart off the interest of college scouts, who should be extremely intrigued by his size, athleticism, and shear strength.
Featured image credit David McGregor – Gwinnett Prep Sports One of the best running backs in the class of 2018 is Buford’s Christian Turner. The athletic back has received six offers in the month of February so far, with Tennessee and Tulane both offering today. The latest string of offers has instantly turned the
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
One of the real emerging cornerback prospects for the Class of 2018 is Hapeville Charter’s Christopher Smith II. The 2018 recruit played mostly nickleback as a sophomore but made a jump this season to starting corner and did not disappoint, earning an all-state selection due to his remarkable play. We asked Smith how he thought
photo credits: Natalie Pierce With just one game left in his senior year, and his entire high school football career on the line, Kurt Taylor took the time to speak with Recruit Georgia about the recruiting process, his senior season, and what it means to play in a state title game. This will be the
Running away with our most recent top play is North Cobb’s Christian Albright. The uber-athletic defensive end made a miraculous play where he timed his jump perfectly to tip the pass then jumped under the ball with lightning-fast reflexes for the big interception. Albright’s North Cobb squad has a lot of talent, especially on
Great ending celebration to a great four years of regular season. First touchdown ever. pic.twitter.com/lTBc72xYwt — Garrett (@gscogg55) November 5, 2016 Class of ’17 recruit Garrett Scoggins was recently voted the winner of Week 12’s Top Play. For the winning honors, the Buford offensive lineman snuck out to the left of the defense for
The newest winner of Recruit Georgia’s top play is fleet-footed Jenkins HS quarterback Javonte Middleton. For the winning play, the 2018 recruit turned a botched snap into a 81-yard TD run, where he made several defenders miss in the process. The always colorful-speaking Middleton was able to take time and talk about his recruitment, the
The newest winner of Recruit Georgia’s weekly top play is aggressive junior defensive lineman Emmanuel Cater from Hiram High School. For the winning play, Cater made a tremendously big hit on a running back, which put him immediately on his seat, and consequently in the endzone. The junior defensive lineman took time after practice
photo credit: Riah Nikole Photography Arabia Mountain senior Michael Miller is Week 9’s Top Play winner from our weekly Top 10 plays. The exciting senior athlete made a gravity defying catch with a defender draped all over him in the corner of the endzone for a miraculous touchdown. This is not the first time
Busting onto the scene this week is slobberknocking linebacker Reggie Norwood. The 2017 prospect is Week 7’s Top Play winner after making an earth-shattering tackle on the sideline, where he picked up the ball carrier and slammed him to the ground. The senior has been working hard leading up to the fall and his
Ray Decosey is an electrifying junior receiver who took home Week 6’s Top Play. The Campbell High School student-athlete had an amazing return where he seemingly broke every defender’s ankles out there on the field. His elite speed only complements his ability to see the field, where typically nobody can catch him. Luckily we were
Senior Ahmad Mosley is a slippery running back from Tiftarea Academy in Chula Georgia and is our most recent Top Play winner. For the winning play, the class of ’17 recruit split two defenders, got up field in a hurry, and then broke one tackle after another down the sideline for an amazing 50-yard
No this is not a basketball article, even though our featured picture might suggest it. This article is about a two-sport talent from Jenkins HS with unbelievable athleticism that is just now being recognized (by our staff at least). Meet Tryone Scott, a junior football and basketball player for Jenkins High School down in
Clinching the vote late Monday night for Week 2’s top play was Southwest Dekalb senior safety Mitchell Edwards. Edwards received tremendous support from the Southwest community, providing him with over 10,000 votes in the course of 24 hours. The class of ’17 recruit’s play was truly remarkable, and was a pivotal moment in the
Arabia Mountain senior Terray Bryant is a name to mark down on your recruiting big board. Standing only at 5’11” and weighing 205 pounds, the Class of ’17 prospect might not fit the mold of an ideal FBS linebacker, but his game says otherwise. Bryant, a preseason All-State selection by our staff, ran away with
Jones County outside linebacker Jacquez Washington had spent all offseason preparing for his senior season, and he did not disappoint in Game 1 against Lee County. He led a Jones County defense that did a great job of bottling up the Lee County offensive attack. The senior was making plays all over the field, using his
