Langston Hughes, a new high school founded just back in 2009, had a historic week for its football prospects. Seven players received offers from Division 1 football schools. Just this afternoon, star Class of ’17 wide receiver Sean Nelson committed to Maryland. ???Breaking News?? ?2017 ⭐️⭐️⭐️WR Sean Nelson @1seann_ has committed to Maryland @RecruitGeorgia #TheMovement #terps
Written by Rodney Williams – Rockdale HS Class of 2016 edited by David Ewalt Being a student-athlete comes with a lot of responsibilities. Going to school, training, and having to give up personal time are all sacrifices you must make. You have to be dedicated to this lifestyle. If not, it will eat you up. To
Checkout the Recruit Georgia’s TOP tweets for the month of November (our site is usually very mobile friendly but this post is best viewed on tablet or PC)! 1. RT if you are Region #Champs — Recruit Georgia (@RecruitGeorgia) November 7, 2015 2. When you might be taking T-Day backyard football too seriously… pic.twitter.com/S4YQKonGHe —
The regular season ended a few weeks back, and Recruit Georgia is now looking for the top plays for their first annual postseason awards! (skip the fluff & scroll down to see Post Season Award Nominations) Below are individual awards for a specific play accomplished by an athlete (Ex. made an incredible leaping catch –
First Round Predictions by Recruit Georgia – based off of hunches, conjecture and a little bit of film study. Winners are in BOLD Class AAAAAA Hillgrove at Camden Co. Parkview at Roswell Collins Hill at Lambert East Coweta at Newton Valdosta at North Cobb Wheeler at Grayson West Forsyth at Peachtree Ridge Lakeside-Atlanta at Westlake Central
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In the rapidly evolving world of the twittersphere, high school recruits are typing their thumbs to the bone. The instant gratification of expressing one’s opinions is certainly enticing; but if it goes unmonitored and unfiltered, it can seriously hinder a college coaches’ opinion of a highly touted recruit. If a recruit is on the bubble as a
