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
You might have stayed up late Saturday night and watched the McEachern vs. Archer game. If you did, then you saw two young teams that are still figuring out their systems but are teeming with talent. No player stood out more than Archer wide receiver Tyler Ranel, who wowed the crowd with an impressive
New Bulloch Academy transfer Jake Mock opened up his senior season with a bang by winning Scrimmage Week’s Top Play. Mock ran away with the vote late Monday night, totaling about 2700 votes and rightfully so. For the winning play, the new senior weaved through the entire coverage team on a 79-yard kick return, that was
Our staff is already combing through film from the scrimmages and one player that caught our eye is Southwest DaKalb’s Javeon Cody. The senior athlete is our most recent winner of our exciting Play of the Day feature. Cody’s winning play showed off his speed on a tunnel screen where he made a nice
Reggie Smothers is the most recent winner of our Recruit Georgia Play of the Day. The lanky wide receiver won the vote with a miraculous catch, where he literally pulled the ball off a defender’s helmet, and then broke free down the sideline for an impressive 80-yard touchdown. Smothers has been working hard this
Racing his way onto the winner circle of yesterday’s Play of the Day was Randolph Clay’s explosive athlete Kevin Brown. The speedy two-way athlete took a kick return 80 yards to the house, hurdling over a defender in the process. We spoke with the rising senior to talk about the upcoming season and his recruitment.
Nick Beason is the newest winner of the Recruit Georgia Play of the Day. The Class of ’17 prospect made a cut so hard that it left the defender tackling thin air and then put on the jets for a 40-yard score. The elusive athlete from Shaw High School caught Recruit Georgia up on
Tyrique David is the most recent winner of our Play of the Day award. The elusive 2017 quarterback’s winning play came on an improbable weaving run. Starting back at his own 15 yard line, David was in deep trouble way behind the line of scrimmage being heavily pursued by multiple East Jackson defenders. Miraculously,
Jalyn Shelton is our most recent winner of the Recruit Georgia Play of the Day. The All State honorable mention back displayed an outstanding combination of power and balance on the winning play. Determined to reach the endzone, Shelton spun off one defender after another, all while tight-roping down the sideline for an incredible
Nick Lancaster is our most recent Play of the Day winner. The Class of ’17 linebacker showed off his impressive football instincts and quickly reacted to a short pass out in the flat. Before the receiver could make a move, the fleet-footed linebacker was already drilling him backward for a punishing tackle. The Johns Creek
Class of 17 running back DayVin Troy has been logging long hours during the offseason to improve on his game. The shifty running back has been all over the south competing against top players. We caught up with the rising senior from Heard County to hear more about his busy offseason. “I have really
Ringgold senior wide receiver Mac Brower is our most recent winner of Recruit Georgia’s Play of the Day. The high-point expert went up over 1v1 coverage and made a miraculous one-handed catch in the corner of the end zone to win our 6/15 vote. Brower seems to make these plays look routine if you watch
The most recent winner of Recruit Georgia’s Play of the Day is Quin Geer out of Johns Creek High School. For the winning play, the rising junior read the QB’s eyes perfectly in zone coverage and broke on the pass for a pick-six, showcasing both his athleticism and ability to digest the play quickly.
Sean Holton is the most recent winner of the Recruit Georgia Play of the Day. The rising senior showed off his coverage skills and hands on a trick play attempted by Ridgeland last season. Key word “attempted”; the rising Cartersville senior was not fooled and broke deep, making a miraculous diving interception. We talked with
Bursting onto the recruiting scene this spring is Woodland (Stockbridge) rising-senior cornerback Shakur Brown. The Class of ’17 prospect is our most recent Play of the Day winner (MORE). Brown’s winning play showcased all the skills of a dynamic playmaking cornerback. The athletic corner made a remarkable one-handed grab on the 5-yard line, but that
Daniel Charles, a Campbell High School rising senior, was offered yesterday by Charlotte, East Carolina, Georgia State and Tulane all in the matter of a few hours. The Class of ’17 strong safety told Recruit Georgia what it feels like to go from zero offers to four so fast. “It felt better than Christmas! I
