Took a break from doing the recruiting recaps but we are back at it now. Kicking off this edition of the recruiting recap is the commitment of Javon Jackson to Duke University. The Sandy Creek star plays all over the field for the Patriots, but the Blue Devils project him to be surveying the field
The weekly routine of Mecole Hardman is certainly an entertaining one. The first part (and something I found humorous) was the 5-star recruit having no clue he had an offer from FSU—it is widely known he is mostly considering Tennessee and UGA. Then on Friday night, the Elbert County star had an impressive game, putting up 270
Roswell’s Sheldon Evans and Quintarius Neely are running all over opponents this season thus far. Two big reasons are Cameron Whiteman and Jordan Tucker on the offensive line. The road-graders are paving expressways for the talented back. Whiteman (SR FILM) was a Rising Senior All-Star and is a current Harvard commit. Tucker (JR FILM) is a
McEachern offensive tackle Tremayne Anchrum received an offer from local school Georgia Tech on Aug. 27. Over the summer, Tremayne received a ton of interest from FBS schools, including UGA, Missouri and Clemson. Recruit Georgia had a chance to watch him during the Corky Kell Classic, and he was one of the most impressive offensive
Jalen Holston, a 2017 running back from Stockbridge, was invited to the Elite Junior Classic. Holston reportedly received offers from Florida and Charlotte this offseason. He has a fantastic blend of power and speed and is ready for a big season this fall. Expect Holston to garner additional interest from Power 5 conferences as the season progresses. Talented junior
Over the weekend Rusty Mansell of 247sports.com reported that Calhoun’s two-way athlete Baylon Spector had committed to Clemson. Spector is one of the most versatile athletes from the class of 2017 in Georgia and garnered interest mostly from ACC and SEC schools. He had five other offers and is an impressive early 2017 commit for the Clemson
It was a very quiet week on the recruiting front in the state of Georgia. From what we can collect (via Twitter) very few offers were made and there were almost no commitments. This means it’s officially football season, and until games kick off, recruiting is absolutely second fiddle for colleges and high schools alike. A
Practice continued, pads were strapped on and scrimmages were scattered across the state over the weekend. If you have your HUDL from your scrimmage, send it our way—we will tweet it out. This week, for the most part, was relatively quiet on the recruiting front. Both colleges and high schools across the country have finally gotten
July is an exciting time of the year during the recruitment process. Many players have finally received desired scholarships from coveted schools. As the high school football season approaches, a college decision is typically on the horizon. This article provides a snapshot of all the commitment action that took place during the sweltering-hot month of
North East Georgia Recruits is back at it again, this time highlighting QB Joey Mancuso, who received the #19 ranking in their “Terrific 22.” This past season, Joey was one of the top signal-callers in Georgia. He boasted a 132 QBR, while passing for 35 touchdowns, 3081 yards and completing 62 percent of his passes. Joey is a
William Poole III announced that he will be visiting Georgia on August 8th. Jefferson County High School announced 16 players who are now eligible for the NCAA. Their tweet can be seen HERE. Creekside’s Felix Harper landed his 16th scholarship offer from Alcorn State today. Expect a big year this fall for Felix who is one
Early on Wednesday, Score Atlanta’s Craig Sager JR reported that Blessed Trinity and Marist will be joining 10 other teams from across the country who will open the 2016 high school football season in Ireland. Following the recently set match-up between Georgia Tech and Boston College, these two catholic schools were specifically targeted by the Global Ireland Football Tournament,
High school football in the state of Georgia is just kicking off with the second day of practice in full swing and Dakori West and his teammates at Newton Co. High School were up at the crack of dawn putting in early work. Morning Practice, Newton High School! #SeizeTheDay@RecruitGeorgia@PlayBookAthletepic.twitter.com/KBAsD12HUh — Chop™ (@DaKoriWest) July 28,
