First & 10 1. Leading off this recap is Connor Norwood who just committed to Air Force. The 2019 Mount Pisgah athlete plays free safety, but projects well at linebacker at the next level. He shows good field vision, anticipates the play well and is a hard-hitter. Norwood is an excellent student who should fit
Last night, Devin Hart made one of the best decisions in his life by committing to prestigious Columbia University. The 2018 McEachern linebacker also held offers from Pennsylvania, Cornell, Davidson, and Stetson. Hart said that the academics played a major role in his decision. “That (academics) was one of the reasons for committing. An
University Alabama at Birmingham picked up an all-important commit on the defensive line this Sunday from Michael Fairbanks out McEachern high school. The 6’3″ 260-pound hog molly expanded on his decision in a note that he posted on Twitter. The recruiting process started well before the evaluation period for Fairbanks, and he saw his
photo credit: Natalie Pierce McEachern’s star running back Paris Brown earned an offer yesterday from Iowa State. This was the 2nd offer (South Carolina offered in February) for the electrifying class of ’19 running back, but expect that list to continue to quickly grow during the evaluation period. Brown is an elite talent at his
Calhoun Spring Schedule May 1-4, 8-11, 15, 16 3:40-5:40 PM @ Calhoun High school Long County Schdule Practice: May 2, 3, 5, 8, 10, 11, 15, 16 & 18 Spring Game @ Claxton HS on 5/19 Americus-Sumter Spring Schedule Practices: May 1st-11th Time: 4:05-6:15 Spring Game: Northside Warner-Robins May 12 Location: Warner-Robins HS @
Recruiting Buzz Justin Fields is probably the hottest recruiting name in the state of Georgia. The Harrison QB has his Hoya squad undefeated after routing last year’s state champion Allatoona last weekend. The 2018 signal-caller has 1,035 yards passing, 10 touchdowns and only two interceptions while also rushing for 478 yards and six TDs. Fields now
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,
