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Knapp Puts Defenders to Sleep

  • David Ewalt
  • 19 Sep 2024
  • Class of 2025, Interviews
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 Drop by Decatur High School on a given Friday night, and you will quickly notice the physicality of their line of scrimmage. Setting the tone is senior offensive lineman, Bennett Knapp, who can deliver crushing blocks like last week on a screen pass, which resulted in a long touchdown. The big fella, who stands

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Lafayette Jets Past Defenders

  • David Ewalt
  • 18 Sep 2024
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North Gwinnett’s Tommy ‘The Jet’ Lafayette has been flying by defenders during the 2024 season, helping his team to an undefeated start. The senior back has accumulated 290 rushing yards, 116 receiving, and a total of six touchdowns in 3 games. Lafayette can do it all, and against their arch-rival Brookwood, his impact was instrumental

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Butler Serves Up Touchdowns

  • David Ewalt
  • 18 Sep 2024
  • Class of 2026, Interviews
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 South Gwinnett junior QB Xavier ‘Deuce’ Butler has been impactful midway through the season. The Comets are 3-1 on the year and competed well against the top 10-ranked Valdosta Wildcats in Week 5 losing 27-14. In large part, South Gwinnett’s emergence this year rests on the shoulders of Butler, who has been dynamic during

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Parrish Parade at Lowndes

  • David Ewalt
  • 17 Sep 2024
  • Class of 2025, Interviews
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 Marvis Parrish has been the do-it-all athlete at Lowndes for a few seasons. Splitting time at QB, while also lining up at various skill positions and being an impact defensive back, Parrish has been a vital part of the Vikings program. The explosive senior is a tough runner, and that was no better demonstrated

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Coffee’s Carter Capitalizing on the Moment

  • David Ewalt
  • 17 Sep 2024
  • Class of 2025, Interviews
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feature photo credit – Josh Aubrey, Statesboro Herald  Coffee’s Jyarius Carter is off to a great senior year, and just last week, the senior made one of the best plays in the state of Georgia. Dropping back into zone coverage, Carter adeptly read the QB’s eyes, jumping up to make a one-handed interception where

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Westminster’s Buhay Blazes Defenses

  • David Ewalt
  • 12 Sep 2024
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Westminster senior QB Michael Buhay played great in a Week 4 victory over GAC. The 6’2″ signal-caller threw for 318 yards and had four total touchdowns, helping his team to a 34-13 win. Due to his great Week 4 performance, Buhay was named a standout on the website and recently voted the Player of the

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Zanders Blocks Your Socks Off

  • David Ewalt
  • 12 Sep 2024
  • Class of 2026, Interviews
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For the second year in a row, Christon ‘Tuga’ Zanders wins the Lineman of the Week on the website. The Week 4 winner was dominant in their 12-7 win over Lanier County. In a game where each possession was significant, Telfair County needed to control the line of scrimmage. It was imperative, and luckily, they

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Gardner Growing Into a Difference-Maker

  • David Ewalt
  • 12 Sep 2024
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Brunswick sophomore Nigel Gardner has been an explosive element to their offensive attack in 2024. With the longest touchdown of Week 4, Gardner’s 10.77 100m time was tested by running almost the full length of the field in a 90-yard touchdown run. As a freshman, Gardner showcased a lot of potential as he slowly garnered

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SR Frett Steps Up at Lovett

  • David Ewalt
  • 12 Sep 2024
  • Class of 2025, Interviews
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In the preseason, we chose Lovett to be our surprise team in Class 3A-A Private rankings, and they have certainly lived up to the billing with a 4-0 start to the season. We knew the program had a strong contingency of seniors returning, and one player who stood out was versatile playmaker Talen Frett. The two-way

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Hilton Hype at Screven County

  • David Ewalt
  • 11 Sep 2024
  • Class of 2027, Interviews
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Sophomore playmaker AB Hilton has emerged this season as an impact player for Screven County. Screven County is 2-1 on the season, and the fleet-footed Hilton has 386 yards, and 4 touchdowns on 57 carries, giving him a 6.3 yards per carry. Hilton’s longest run of the year went for 63 yards, but the most

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Tazmania Hits Gainesville

  • David Ewalt
  • 6 Sep 2024
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Taz Smith is taking advantage of his opportunities this fall, and through the first three games of the season, he has 164 receiving yards, 119 rushing yards, and 3 touchdowns. The Johns Creek transfer is coming off a season-ending injury in 2023 but already looks to be among the most dynamic players for the top-rated

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Coffee SR Smith is a Bulldozer

  • David Ewalt
  • 6 Sep 2024
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Coffee’s hallmark style of smashmouth football has cemented the program as a state power over the years. No matter who lines up, how big they are, doesn’t seem to matter when looking at the box score. The Trojans athletes are built tough and do not back down from competition. Perhaps no one on this 2024

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North Hall’s McGarvey is a Gunslinger

  • David Ewalt
  • 5 Sep 2024
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 Smith McGarvey is a junior taking over the QB reins at North Hall. Just last week, the 2026 passer made a spectacular play that earned him a spot in the top 10 plays in Georgia. Lining up in the red zone against Cherokee Bluff, McGarvey took off towards the right tackle where he bulldozed

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Lester is a Senior on a Mission

  • David Ewalt
  • 5 Sep 2024
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 After his impressive Week 2 game against American Heritage in the Broward County Showcase, TJ Lester has quickly become a favorite among high school football fans across the state. Well, he followed up that great 135-yard performance with another great one against Alpharetta where Lester had 163 yards and 4 touchdowns on just 11

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Sharper Harper Elevates Flowery Branch

  • David Ewalt
  • 29 Aug 2024
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Our Week 2 Player of the Week goes to Flowery Branch junior Griffin Harper. The impactful junior had 177 yards rushing plus a touchdown and on defense he accumulated 8 tackles, a sack, a fumble, and a forced fumble. His play was demonstrative, elevating Flowery Branch to a 23-13 win over Habersham Central, giving the

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Westside’s Williams Paves His Way

  • David Ewalt
  • 29 Aug 2024
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 Westside’s Julian Williams is our Week 2 Offensive Lineman of the Week. The powerful 6’2″ 275 lbs. senior out of Augusta has seen a good start to the year, producing at a high level and helping his team to an undefeated 2-0 start. “My senior season has been going great so far we are

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Rockmart’s Mr. Anderson is an Aerial Agent

  • David Ewalt
  • 28 Aug 2024
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The early season in Georgia has produced some stellar plays so far, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better one than Tristan Anderson’s one-handed catch in Week 2 against Carterville. With the Yellow Jackets in the red zone knocking on the door to score, Rockmart sent Anderson to run a fade route to the

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Walton’s Ward Dazzles

  • David Ewalt
  • 28 Aug 2024
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Walton’s sophomore sensation Alexander Ward is always on the move. Whether he is actively patrolling the defensive secondary, making highlight plays on special teams, or scoring touchdowns at receiver, the class of ’27 athlete is creating the action on the field. There was no better example than last Friday’s game against Lambert. The sophomore lined

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Luella’s Bowser Plays Like a Boss

  • David Ewalt
  • 27 Aug 2024
  • Class of 2026, Interviews
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Luella’s JaVon Bowser rose to the occasion in last week’s upset win over Carver-Atlanta. With his team down late in the 4th quarter, Luella turned to their dynamic junior receiver to make a play, and he did not disappoint.  The Lions were lined up at the 35-yard line; Bowser off to the right sideline in

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Dutchtown’s McKinney Gets Loose

  • David Ewalt
  • 22 Aug 2024
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Dutchtown’s Jamarion McKinney was named our Week 1 Player of the Week after his incredible 143-yard receiving game where he found the endzone 4 different times. The explosive 6′ 176 lbs. junior was a consistent weapon running excellent routes, and his 4 touchdowns assisted in the 47-28 win over Stockbridge, who was last year’s 4A

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Thomasville’s ‘Brick’ Walden

  • David Ewalt
  • 22 Aug 2024
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Starting the season at the #2 spot in our Class A DI rankings is Thomasville. The program has fantastic skill players and dynamic defenders, but another position group that shines is the offensive line, where senior Jaylen Walden is a cornerstone blocker. The powerful 6’1″ 295 offensive lineman began the year with some explosive blocks

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Pitts has a Scent for the Endzone

  • David Ewalt
  • 22 Aug 2024
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Blessed Trinity running back Ahmontae Pitts is coming off a sophomore season where he was named All-Region and showed flashes that should attract college programs nationwide. His athletic upside was showcased again last Friday in their 24-0 win against St. Pius on opening night. Pitts was named Offensive MVP for his performance, and had several

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Townsend Settles in to Junior Season

  • David Ewalt
  • 22 Aug 2024
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Prince Avenue started the season on a high note beating Class 6A’s West Forsyth 35-28 in the Corky Kell + Dave Hunter Classic. Although Prince Avenue is ranked #1 in our Private 3A-A rankings, it was a statement game beating an opponent in the highest classification, showing the Wolverines could stick with any school in

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Carr Drives Monroe Area Offense

  • David Ewalt
  • 21 Aug 2024
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Monroe Area junior Jadyn ‘Jitt’ Carr had an opening week to remember. The running back was set loose against Loganville and totaled 324 yards and 3 touchdowns in their 49-20 blowout victory. The action started in the 3rd quarter when the score was 28-20 in favor of Monroe Area. They had the football on the

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Sumter Co. Levels Up with Leverett

  • David Ewalt
  • 21 Aug 2024
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Sumter County’s Corderian Leverett senior season began with a bang as they beat their cross-country rival in Crisp County last Friday night. The speedy receiver made the go-ahead touchdown on 4th down with just one minute remaining to give the Panthers a 20-19 victory. The play was the epitome of clutch. Leverett caught a quick

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