This is the last week of the 2026 season for the Bully Squad! In honor of our 6th year creating this highlight video for the top OL each week, we have included six talented blockers to vote for Week 12’s Offensive Lineman of the Week. Voting ends Wednesday at 10 pm, and you can
Here are the Week 12 standouts from our weekend research. We have a brief write-up on each of the 11 athletes we selected, along with individual game footage from Hudl, when available. Voting for the Player of the Week is directly underneath and ends Tuesday at 10 p.m. You can only vote once per hour!
The regular season is officially over, and unlike last season, there is no erroneous bye week before Round 1. So let’s take one last look at the final classification rankings, with an expanded top 16 for each one. That might be fun to see how that compares to PSR. The GHSA 25 will continue to
Here are the 10 best plays we found from Week 12 in Georgia! Each play combines athleticism and incredible talent, but who deserves to take home the #1 play of the week? That is for you to decide! Voting stops at 10 PM on Monday, and you can only vote once every hour. The
Final week of the regular season. Some big games that will surely have all of the PSR watchers on Friday night acting like it’s 1999 on the New York Stock Exchange. Well, you’re here to see our underlined picks for this final week before the GHSA playoffs. I’m still on the fence about which game
Jackson County’s Tyler Smith has been an emerging 2027 prospect this fall. The big 6’4″ 290 lbs. lineman has been blocking well, using his 81″ wingspan to get leverage and drive defenders out of the play. That was never more true than last Friday’s Region Championship Game against Clarke Central, where Jackson County controlled the
Christian Heritage has a tackling machine in All-State senior linebacker Cooper Middleton. Standing 5’11” and 195 lbs., the All-State defender has been written about on the site three times this season alone, most recently after a massive 15-tackle performance that earned him Player of the Week honors. Middleton’s game-changing ability was on full display again
Allatoona’s dominant, high-IQ trench monster is senior two-way player Tyler Duckworth. Standing 6’3.5″ and 285 lbs., the physical standout combines brute force and rare athleticism on both sides of the ball with an outstanding 3.9 GPA in the classroom. Duckworth recently made one of the most exciting plays of the high school football season, earning
South Paulding has an explosive, high-IQ playmaker emerging in junior receiver Caleb Thomas. Standing 6’1″ and 180 lbs., Thomas pairs his solid frame and good open-field speed to be a dangerous threat to score from anywhere on the field. The junior recently turned heads statewide, grabbing the 3rd-place spot in the Top 10 Plays of
We must give our offensive linemen more love, so the ‘Bully Squad’ feature is back for year six! We have selected 10 guys for this week, and below is our vote for ‘Offensive Lineman of the Week.’ Voting ends Wednesday at 10 pm, and you can only vote once per hour. The winner will
Here are the Week 11 standouts from our weekend research. We have a brief write-up on each of the 15 athletes we selected, along with individual game footage from Hudl, when available. Voting for the Player of the Week is directly underneath and ends Tuesday at 10 p.m. You can only vote once per hour!
Some wild games from Week 11, especially Appling County beating 3A’s previous #1 team Toombs County, which dropped them out of the GHSA 25 and now #2 in 3A. Plenty more changes, granted, we already had Lowndes ranked ahead of Valdosta, so after that 32-31 result (where either team could have won), they remained unchanged.
Here are the 10 best plays we found from Week 9 in Georgia! Each play combines athleticism and incredible talent, but who deserves to take home the #1 play of the week? That is for you to decide! Voting stops at 10 PM on Monday, and you can only vote once every hour. The
Grovetown senior offensive lineman Carter Messick has been a stalwart the last few seasons. With multiple years of varsity experience, the talented blocker has proven to be a versatile lineman who can make an impact at the next level. Just last week, Messick was tenacious, getting low and driving defenders back in one of his
Griffin’s dynamic receiver Cordae Alexander has slipped under college radar. At about 5’8″ and 155 lbs., the slight slot receiver does not have an imposing frame, but bounces and breaks off tackles better than guys twice his size. Just last week, Alexander made another sensational play, turning a short 8-yard hitch route into one of
Halloween is this weekend, and I’m dressing up as a fortune teller to let you guys know who will win this week’s matchups. Each predicted winner is underlined below.* I’ll be at the Dunwoody vs Heritage-Conyers Region Championship Game this Friday. Both teams are playing their best football in over a decade, so be sure
The Hart County Bulldogs are authoring one of the most impressive turnaround stories in the state this fall. After finishing 3-8 a year ago, they are currently sitting at 8-1 and hold the #1 ranking in Region 8, arguably the deepest region in all of Class 3A. The catalyst for that massive resurgence is sophomore
The Marist War Eagles have a human joystick at the slot back in junior Ferdi Ngando. While he might not be the biggest player on the field at 5’7″ and 158 lbs., his athletic measurables are off the charts, boasting a blazing 4.4 40-yard dash and an elite 42-inch vertical jump. That elite explosiveness was
St. Pius has moved away from their flexbone option-based system this season, and several juniors have emerged, becoming reliable receivers in the newfound offense. One of those juniors is Day Gist, a 6’4″, 235-lb. tight end prospect who has shown excellent hands. Those digits were put to the test last Friday against Cambridge. Gist popped
We must give our offensive linemen more love, so the ‘Bully Squad’ feature is back for year six! We have selected 7 guys for this week, and below is our vote for ‘Offensive Lineman of the Week.’ Voting ends Wednesday at 10 pm, and you can only vote once per hour. The winner will
Here are the Week 10 standouts from our weekend research. We have a brief write-up on each of the 11 athletes we selected, along with individual game footage from Hudl, when available. Voting for the Player of the Week is directly underneath and ends Tuesday at 10 p.m. You can only vote once per hour!
Week 10 action didn’t exactly shake up the rankings much, with only one team dropping out of the top 10 and Douglas County exiting the GHSA 25 after forfeiting games (granted, the appeal has not been determined). So checkout the latest update to our rankings and see who is on the ‘bubble’ and ‘out’ section
Here are the 10 spooky-best plays we found from Week 10 in Georgia! Each play combines horrific athleticism and terrifying talent, but who deserves to take home the #1 play of the week? That is for you to decide! Voting stops at 10 PM on Monday, and you can only vote once every hour.
If you’ve followed Blessed Trinity football, you know they are famous for brothers who are cross-sport stars, specifically athletes who play football and baseball. Well, Quinn Smith, the youngest of the Smith clan, is a senior and the premier receiver for 5A #2-ranked Blessed Trinity. When BT needs a big play on offense, Smith’s
Harris County junior Tanner Guenther went into the Week 9 matchup against Starr’s Mill ready. The highly-rated 2028 specialist had missed two field goals earlier in the season and knew that this matchup could potentially come down to a single play – a field goal – that would rest on his shoulders. “My season has
