Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia Interior OL Position Rankings starts off as a Top 12. Many of these athletes play offensive tackle in high school but may lack the length to project as an FBS-level tackle. When these young men get to college, they will be put at the offensive line position that best
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia WR Position Rankings starts off as a Top 16. We are going deeper at this position because the initial talent pool is steeped with dynamic playmaking ability. Starting the year off #1 is multi-talented athlete Matthew Hill of Brookwood. As a junior he caught 41 passes for 849 yards
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia DE Position Rankings starts off as a Top 16. Similar to receivers the defensive end position has serious depth in the Peach State for the class of 2018. While most of these young men will either project as strong side or weak side defensive ends others will end up
Big Jefferson offensive tackle Caleb Chandler announced his final three schools that he is considering before his January 30th decision. Florida, Louisville, and Oklahoma State all made the final cut for the talented offensive tackle, who is one of the top uncommitted seniors still in the Peach State. Please respect my decision 1/30/17???? pic.twitter.com/VzG3v7CiwX
Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia DT Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. This group consists of the big-uglies in the trenches that win football games. Starting the year off #1 is massive interior defensive lineman Robert Cooper. At 6-foot-3, 340-pounds he makes for an immovable object for opponents. The Florida State commit
Jefferson High School junior Colby Wood has been one of the most impressive running backs in the state of Georgia the last two years. During his varsity career, Wood has romped for 4,237 yards rushing, 65 TDs and 558 yards receiving while also posting 70 tackles and eight interceptions. His amazing output is a testament to
Logan Abney is a 6’1″, 220-pound senior DE from North Paulding who was a force on defense this season. The tough senior finished the season with 71 tackles, 12 sacks, 10 TFL and three FFs, which earned him a selection to the GA Northwest Bowl. He was an all-county selection and made second-team all-region for
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia TE Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. Several of the tight ends listed below are hybrid TE/WR bodies that have become very popular in the spread offenses ruling the football landscape. Roswell has made it to the GHSA State Championship Game
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia RB Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. If you think some backs are missing they could be listed in the All-Purpose Back category. Alabama commit Dameon Pierce of Bainbridge starts the year off at #1. This past season he carried the
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia OLB Position Rankings starts off as a Top Ten. This list includes stem-winders and hybrid safety/linebackers. Coming in at #1 is stem-winder Quay Walker of Crisp County High School. This past year he racked up 109 tackles, 19 TFL’s and eight sacks while
article contribute by Barry Every Version 1.0 of the Recruit Georgia QB Position Rankings starts off as a Top 10. This list includes signal-callers who are ranked in both the North and South Georgia 2018 Player Rankings. Coming in at No. 1 is pro-style quarterback Trevor Lawrence of Cartersville. This past season, he led his
Ricky Trejo was a do-it-all guy for Georgia Christian the last three years, but his primary position, linebacker, is where he projects best at the next level. At 6’1″ and 215 pounds, he has the ability to play every position on the field at the high school level and did so at one point or
A relative unknown name in the state of Georgia is South Atlanta’s Frank Bailey Jr. The senior had a massive senior year, running for over 1400 yards and 16 touchdowns, which earned him the Region Player of the Year voted by the coaches. Bailey is only 5’8″, 170 pounds but plays much bigger than
One of the surprise schools this year in the state of Georgia was Fellowship Christian in Class A-Private. They made a historic run and were just a few plays away from winning the school’s first-ever state championship over highly favored Eagle’s Landing Christian. This season’s success and sudden emergence of the Fellowship Christian football
VERSION 1.0 175-100 | 99-50 | 49-1 Below is the initial North Georgia Top 175 (49-1) for the Class of 2018. We have already released both 175-100, and 99-50 already this week so you should definitely check those out too. This list will change over the next year, with players being added and moved around. Why? Some
One of the real emerging cornerback prospects for the Class of 2018 is Hapeville Charter’s Christopher Smith II. The 2018 recruit played mostly nickleback as a sophomore but made a jump this season to starting corner and did not disappoint, earning an all-state selection due to his remarkable play. We asked Smith how he thought
VERSION 1.0 175-100 | 99-50 | 49-1 Below is the initial North Georgia Top 175 (99-50) for the Class of 2018. We have already released 175-100 yesterday, and 49-1 will be posted on Thursday, so be sure to check back tomorrow to see the complete list. This list will change over the next year, with
VERSION 1.0 175-100 | 99-50 | 49-1 Below is the initial North Georgia Top 175 (175-100) for the Class of 2018. We will be releasing 99-50 tomorrow night and 49-1 on Thursday, so be sure to check back to see the complete list. This list will change over the next year, with players being added
View our selections for Class AAAAAAA All-State team down below. Also, we have selected 5 players for “Player of the Year” and you can vote for that honor below as well. Voting will end Tuesday 12/20 at 10 pm. Feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of the webpage and join the discussion! 7A
article contribute my football analyst Barry Every Class AA Co-Overall Players of the Year John Wesley Kennedy, III, ATH, 5-10/185, Benedictine (2017) – Kennedy racked up a whopping 2,867 all-purpose yards while scoring 38 touchdowns for the State Champion Cadets. He carried the ball 115 times for 1,236 yards and 18 touchdowns while catching
View our selections for Class AAAAAA All-State team down below. Also, we have selected 6 players for “Player of the Year” and you can vote for that honor below as well. Voting will end Monday 12/19 at 10 pm. Feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of the webpage and join the discussion!
Some visitors on the site said they wanted to see film of each athlete that is up for Class AAAAA Player of the Year, so here you go! After you watch film you can vote at the bottom of this page or go back to the Class AAAAA All-State page. Tylan Morton Senior QB Griffin
View our selections for Class AAAAA All-State team down below. Also, we have selected 5 players for “Player of the Year” and you can vote for that honor below as well. Voting will end Sunday 12/18 at 10 pm. Feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of the webpage and join the discussion!
View our selections for Class AAAAA All-State team down below. Also, we have selected 5 players for “Player of the Year” and you can vote for that honor below as well. Voting will end Sunday 12/18 at 10 pm. Feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of the webpage and join the discussion!
article contributed by football analyst Barry Every AAAAA Overall Player of the Year Dameon Pierce, RB, 5-11/205, Bainbridge (2018) – Despite being the Bearcats only true offensive weapon Pierce proved to be hard to stop. He managed 1,686 yards rushing and 20 touchdowns on 243 carries. He was also a threat in the passing
