submitted by site contributor Barry Every VERSION 1.0 With offers being thrown out earlier and earlier it’s time to face the fact that football players are going the way of basketball. Verbal offers are going out before many high school prospects have accomplished something significant at the varsity level. Below is the initial South
submitted by site contributor Barry Every VERSION 1.0 National Signing Day is less than three months away for the Class of 2017, but recruiting never stops as college coaches around the country continually look to get the edge on talent. So it’s not too early to take a look at the current talent pool
Tobias Oliver, our predicted biggest sleeper in the state of Georgia prior to the season, finally received his first Power 5 offer today when Georgia Tech became the sixth school to issue the opportunity to play football at the next level. The 2017 recruit took to Twitter to make his announcement: Blessed to have
article contributed by football analyst Barry Every Large Schools There are only four GHSA-AAAAAAA schools south of the Atlanta Metroplex, and only three made the playoffs. Entering the State Quarterfinals there are two teams still alive Colquitt County and Lowndes. Jay Saunders completed 18 of 29 passes for 357 yards and five touchdowns as the
article contributed by football analyst Barry Every Homerville, Georgia – Clinch County came into the contest having forced 38 turnovers in their previous ten games. In their 54-12 win over Mitchell County they picked off three passes while racking up 445 yards of offense. To make matters worse the Eagles punted four times with
Don’t underestimate the importance of college coaches wanting know exactly what a prospective student athlete looks like. When they show up on campus for an unofficial it is important to place a face with the stellar performance on the gridiron. Part of the recruiting process is not only evaluating film, but making the decision of
Running away with our most recent top play is North Cobb’s Christian Albright. The uber-athletic defensive end made a miraculous play where he timed his jump perfectly to tip the pass then jumped under the ball with lightning-fast reflexes for the big interception. Albright’s North Cobb squad has a lot of talent, especially on
Moving to a new state in your senior year can be tough for any high school student, but for a high school football player like John Seter, it can be downright debilitating to your college recruitment. Consistently we see seniors that are new to the state overlooked by college scouts. There is no clear reason why
Mitchell County at Clinch County Second Round GHSA Playoffs Date: 11/18/2016, 7:30 p.m. Location: Donald Tison Field @ Panther Stadium (The Boneyard), Homerville, Ga. Series Record: Clinch County leads (3-2) Last Meeting: 8/30/13, Clinch County 22, Mitchell County 14 Mitchell County Eagles (9-2/7-2) (GHSA Region 1-A) Record Last Season: (4-6/3-2) Head Coach: Larry Cornelius,
Great ending celebration to a great four years of regular season. First touchdown ever. pic.twitter.com/lTBc72xYwt — Garrett (@gscogg55) November 5, 2016 Class of ’17 recruit Garrett Scoggins was recently voted the winner of Week 12’s Top Play. For the winning honors, the Buford offensive lineman snuck out to the left of the defense for
article contributed by football analyst Barry Every South Georgia is known for producing some of the most talented players in the country. Players such as Champ Bailey, Mel Blount, Thomas Davis, Charles Grant, Charles Johnson, Leodis McKelvin, Raekwon McMillan, Marcus Stroud and Demaryius Thomas all hail from South of the gnat-line. Below are some of
Article written by site contributor Barry Every Fitzgerald, Georgia – Dublin’s main objective coming into this contest was to keep the explosive Hurricane offense off the field. For a half the Fighting Irish were able to accomplish their goals, but the inability to come from behind in their run dominated Wing-T offense eventually imploded. Fitzgerald’s
Watch our video to view some of the most exciting plays from the first round of the playoffs and vote for the #1 play! In the video above, we have selected some of the best plays from the first round of the playoffs courtesy of HUDL and HS football fans across the
Barry’s South Georgia Football Poll Second Round of Playoffs Large Schools Two ranked teams in the Large School Top Ten succumbed to the loss column in the first round of the GHSA Playoffs. Tift County (6-5) fell 35-7 to North Cobb and Effingham County (7-4) lost 24-7 to Stephenson. Also exiting from the playoffs
Checkout our picks for the First Round of the Playoffs. Winners are in bold. Disagree with our picks, make a comment below! 90 CORRECT | 13 WRONG Class AAAAAAA Archer at Peachtree Ridge Pebblebrook at Roswell Tift Co. at North Cobb Central Gwinnett at Lambert North Gwinnett at South Gwinnett Etowah at Westlake Hillgrove at
Dublin at Fitzgerald First Round GHSA Playoffs Date: 11/11/2016 7:30 p.m. Location: Jaycee Stadium, Fitzgerald, Georgia Series Record: Fitzgerald leads (11-9-1) Last Meeting: 11/16/13 Fitzgerald 41, Dublin 21 Dublin Fighting Irish (8-2/4-2) (GHSA Region 3-AA) Record Last Season: (6-4/2-4) Head Coach: Roger Holmes, 15th Season (129-50-1) Key Players: #1 Erik Roberson, WR/LB, Jr. (6-1/175);
Watch our Top 10 video of the most exciting plays from WEEK 12 and vote for the #1 play! In the video above, we have selected 10 of the best plays courtesy of HUDL for WEEK 12’s Top 10 plays. Each play is an impressive combination of athleticism, desire, and football talent,
Elite junior wide receiver Jatavious Harris from Baldwin HS was offered by Miami this afternoon. The exciting playmaker announced his first Power 5 offer on Twitter: Extremely blessed to receive a offer from University of Miami ??? @MarkRicht @r81dugans @Coach_Baez @jkilburnUM @Francoforte pic.twitter.com/rDHRTm6r2U — taye++? (@screamtaaye) November 6, 2016 Harris was a visitor
2016 Barry’s South Georgia Football Poll First Round of Playoffs Large Schools Playoff time is finally here! Dropping this week in the Large School Top Ten are Coffee (5-5) and Houston County (7-3). The Trojans lost 31-20 to Lee County (7-2) and fall to #8. The Bears gave up a 24-7 third quarter lead in
Here are my selections for Week 12 winners in the state of Georgia. Winners are in bold. Thru 11 weeks we have guessed 1375 games correctly and 414 incorrectly, giving us a 76.85% accuracy rate. Last week we correctly guessed 83.69% from our predictions. Scores will be confirmed by using Score Atlanta’s HS Scoreboard. Disagree? Shares your
Look below to see our Power Rankings headed into Week 12. Do not agree with our rankings? Leave a comment at the bottom of the page! (Power Ranking Archives) Class AAAAAAA 1. Roswell (9-0, W Woodstock 59-7) 2. Mill Creek (9-0, BYE) 3. Grayson (8-1, W Hoover, AL 36-14) 4. Norcross (9-0, W Brookwood 21-0) 5. McEachern (8-1, W Marietta 45-17)
A quarterback flying under the radar in the state of Georgia this season is senior Isaiah Clark. The Walnut Grove playmaker broke his hand in the second quarter of the first game and has only gotten back onto the gridiron in the last three weekends. The preseason first-team All-County quarterback made quick use of his time
Junior linebacker Wilson Catoe has been a breakout player this year for Peachtree Ridge. Moving over this year from the offensive line to linebacker was an interesting transition, but one that Catoe has been groomed for. Our staff first saw Catoe at the NUC South Showcase back on April of 2015 where he won
The newest winner of Recruit Georgia’s top play is fleet-footed Jenkins HS quarterback Javonte Middleton. For the winning play, the 2018 recruit turned a botched snap into a 81-yard TD run, where he made several defenders miss in the process. The always colorful-speaking Middleton was able to take time and talk about his recruitment, the
Jones County premier wide receiver Nick Singleton eclipsed the 3,000-yard receiving mark last weekend, making him the ninth player in state history to do so. The 2017 football recruit is one of the most overlooked players in the state of Georgia even with all his on-the-field success. So enter Recruit Georgia, where we blast
