William Wallace is a two-sport athlete over at Archer who excels at both baseball and football. He is looking to take his game on the gridiron to another level this fall, and if the first game was any indication, then Wallace is certainly set for an exciting season. Going up against North Forsyth in the
Archer senior running back Chad Alexander played his best football at the end of the season last year, and that momentum has moved into the offseason where the speedy back has seen a recent uptick in his recruitment. The speedy back broke down the latest around his recruitment. Who all has offered you? I’ve been
Today there was a handful of commitments, so here are my thoughts on each player and their commitment. Jack Nickel 2022 Milton TE Michigan State Scoop: Nickel’s ability to carry tacklers and get extra yardage after the catch really makes him an enticing recruit to watch. He is probably one of the best combo
Written by: Mike Faulkner Class of 2021 cornerback Edwin Mangual out of Archer high school hasn’t let the pandemic stop him from achieving his goals. Mangual has received interest from Georgia Southern, Chattanooga, Puget University, Missouri Western and a few more. “It’s exciting and a blessing. Getting my first offer was very exciting to me,”
Archer rising senior Will Choloh followed a life-long dream of playing college football earlier today when he decided to commit to Georgia State. This ends the recruitment for the super-athletic defensive tackle prospect, who saw his recruitment burst onto the scene back at the beginning of this year. Right at the start of February
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
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,
