Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! Thanks for stopping by. If you are new here, this feature covers offers/commitments from the weekend until Thursday evening, 3 trending topics, and our sleeper of the day.
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Sleeper of the Day
Spears Martin
2025 North Cobb Christian
Linebacker
The North Cobb Christian linebacker has produced some big games this season. Martin has good anticipation and times his blitz into the gaps well. On top of having good acceleration, the senior can knife into the backfield and create a lot of negative plays. Martin does a nice job of keeping his pads parallel to the LOS. Generally good at tracking the football while showing solid agility in changing directions. The senior plays with good intensity, pursuing after the ball carrier. Doesn’t get stuck on blocks, but rather uses his agility to get around blockers. As a tackler, he does well meeting the ball carrier low and driving his legs. Keeping consistent with his strike level will be an area of focus at the next level. Martin has a solid frame at 6′ and 210 lbs., and with a reported 33″ vertical jump, the senior poses some good upside at the next level for local programs to jump on board. Martin has a 3.65 GPA too, and solid test scores, on top of being one of the most productive players in his region the last two seasons. Martin is also a big-time baseball player winning multiple state titles.
Commitments
Talen Fett
2025 Lovett
Washington University
Jared Anthony
2025 Stockbridge
Army
CJ Wiley
2025 Milton
Georgia
Jordyn Millerhorne
2025 Peach Co.
Kennesaw State
Brandon Gunn
2025 SW Dekalb
West Georgia
Resean Dinkins
2025 Warner Robins
UGA
DECOMMITMENTS
Resean Dinkins
2025 Warner Robins
GT
Offers
Khamari Brooks
2026 North Oconee
Florida State
Donald Widener
2025 Camden Co.
Cornell College
Joseph Polite
2025 Effingham Co.
West Georgia
Cameron Caniels
2025 Collins Hill
NC A&T
Liam Dingle
2025 Sprayberry
Berry
Talan Thomas
2025 Alpharetta
Culver-Stockton
Leshawn Stuckey
2025 Banneker
Bethune-Cookman
Davis Strickland
2025 Morgan Co.
ETSU
Jae Lamar
2026 Colquitt Co.
Alabama, Ohio State & Michigan
Laryous Burt
2025 Greene Co.
Madonna Univ
KJ Green
2027 Stephenson
Liberty
Daniel Lisbey
2025 West Laurens
Capital Univ.
Aurelius Brooks
2025 Community Christian
St. Andrews
Blake Graham
2025 Chapel Hill
Monmouth
Jaylen Elder
2025 Morgan Co.
Eastern Kentucky
Jaden Dawson
2025 Westside-Macon
Anna Maria College
Jonathan Sconiers
2025 Grayson
Pikeville
Mason Hall
2025 Oconee Co.
Missouri State
Kennedy Green
2027 Pebblebrook
Miss State & Nebraska
Ismael Schiefer
2028 Grayson
Auburn
Javier Favors
2025 Central GT
Livingstone
KJ Leonard
2025 Callaway
Berry & Point
Deacon Craig
2025 West Laurens
Black Hills
Jaxon James
2025 Brookstone
Capital Univ
Graham Houston
2026 Buford
Auburn
JoTavion Gaines
2025 SE Bulloch
North Dakota State
Nate Stephens
2025 Walnut Grove
Knox & Point
Collin Fields
2025 Allatoona
Berry
Chayden Barber
2025 Perry
Faulkner
London Seymour
2025 North Gwinnett
Jax State & Boston College
Mason Coley
2025 Hawkinsville
UVA-Wise & Point
Nolan Wade
2025 Vidalia
Allen
Hector Gonzalez
2025 Rabun Gap
GT PWO
JD Thomason
2025 Lovett
U-Chicago
Jared Anthony
2025 Stockbridge
Tusculum & Army
Luke Nabors
2028 Buford
Auburn
Key’Mori Kendrick
2025 Warren Co.
Benedict College
Quentin Lewis
2025 South Gwinnett
Stony Brook
Chisom Menogu
2025 Chapel Hill
Waldorf
Dre Quinn
2026 GAC
Clemson
Juelz Davis
2025 Cedartown
Reinhardt
Khaleel Annuziata
2025 Berkmar
GMC
LeFabian Williams
2025 Chapel Hill
Clark Atlanta & GMC
Omari Stephenson
2026 Thomsas Co. Central
Central Michigan & Liberty
Kumasi Washington
2025 GMC
Virginia Lynchburg
Tyler Ivey
2025 Thomasville
Union
Jyarius Carter
2025 Coffee
Bethune-Cookman
Messiah Wilson
2025 Thomasville
Union
Caleb Chandler
2025 Prince Avenue
Point
Robert Thompkins
2025 Newton
Coppin State
JT Lee
2025 Bulloch Acd.
Erskine
CJ Carter
2025 Jonesboro
Coffeyville CC
Marquavious Hood
2025 Decatur
Kennesaw State
ZaMario Woodgett
2025 Campbell
Kennesaw State
Ryshawn Perry
2025 Newton
Penn State
Kevin Hartsfield
2028 Newton
Ole Miss
Charles Nance
2027 Dooly Co.
Wofford
Temond Marcus
2025 Tift Area
Hampton
Josiah victor
2025 Grayson
NC State
Tyreek Jamison
2026 Paulding Co.
Troy
Trenton Mahaffey
2026 Cartersville
North Alabama
BreShun Hall
2025 Callaway
ETSU
Ryan Bell
2025 Mill Creek
Wabash Univ
Akeondre Chaney
2025 Upson-Lee
Oregon State
AJ Lonon
2026 Clarke Central
Delaware
Aaron Black
2027 Grayson
North Alabama
Logan Stokes
2025 Trion
UVA-Wise
Gavin Fletcher
2026 Toombs Co.
Morehouse
Walker Bryson
2026 Rabun Gap
Oregon State
Three ‘n Out
Norcross senior Ezekiel Theodoris was recognized as a finalist for the Atlanta Falcon’s Georgia High School Man of the Year award. He was honored last weekend during the Falcons game. Theodoris is a linebacker we highlighted recently on the site, an underrated defender who flies to the football. Theodoris has a 3.6 GPA and has recently visited Carson-Newman and ETSU.
@AtlantaFalcons Thank you for the opportunity and Recognition for my Accomplishments. This is not taken lightly or for granted!! @RecruitGeorgia @Norcross_FB @CoachMoore313 @CoachJohnson52 @CoachTreLamb9 https://t.co/a9tfnje4iv
— Ezekiel Theodoris (@EzekielTheo7) November 4, 2024
Northgate’s Braxtyn and Brysen Davies have combined for 254 tackles this year. The brothers are a year apart with Braxtyn being a senior and Brysen a junior. Both are multi-year starters who have been impact players for Northgate for some time, and this kind of production from the brothers is remarkable.
Most TACKLES by a #Linebacker Duo in this regular season in all @OfficialGHSA #Georgia
254 Tackles@DaviesBrysen + @BraxtynDavies
These aren’t just numbers; they reflect a mindset: relentless pursuit, unmatched tenacity, and a relentless drive to take control of the field. pic.twitter.com/MTSC8o5JPW
— Brysen Davies (@DaviesBrysen) November 7, 2024
Temple’s CJ Gray was named Region Offensive Player of the Year. The senior had another 1k-yard rushing season with 1132 yards and 13 touchdowns. The 8-2 Tigers finished 2nd in the region, and figure to be a tough out come playoff time, which we are still in a holding pattern until after this weekend’s games. The impact senior’s numbers speak for themselves, and he even ran a 22.3 MPH top speed this season, proving he is an explosive player who can hit the 2nd level and do damage.
Congratulations to Senior @CJGray03_ on being selected the 2024 1A Region 6 Offensive of the Year!!! CJ carried the ball 140 times for 1,132 Rushing Yards & had 13 TD’s which was an average of 8.1 per carry.He also caught 9 passes for 75 yds. Go Tigers! #TigerPride pic.twitter.com/tkFR4BjQpA
— Temple Tigers Football (@temple_tigers) November 6, 2024
