Impact players can change the momentum of any football game. Skye Wilson from Ridgeland and Quin Geer out of Johns Creek are two defensive talents capable of changing that outcome in one single play. We have reviewed countless video submissions, and these two plays have outshined the rest. Now who deserves our
Spring practice is in the books, and versatile lineman Noah Davenport has been working hard to hone his skills on both sides of the ball. The rising senior athlete looks to make a jump this season into Calhoun’s starting lineup and has been on a mission this offseason to improve his game.
Colleges have been offering Cade Fortin over the last few weeks from all across the country, and if you spend half a minute watching his film, you see why. The North Gwinnett rising junior has a rocket attached to his shoulder. The offers truly began last August when California offered the talented Class of ’18
Sandy Creek offensive lineman Cole Neely has been putting in long hours this offseason to hone his craft. Earlier this spring Neely earned camp recognition winning Top 5 OL at Big Man Takeover and Top 10 OL at the Adidas Showcase. The Class of 2017 offensive lineman has had a flurry of offers in the month
Kyle McLaren is a rising junior out of Northgate High School who is on the precipice of becoming a coveted quarterback prospect. Last season the Northgate quarterback put up an impressive stat line completing 54 passes out of 102 attempts, while gaining 1,052 yards and 16 TDs. McLaren led Northgate to the state
Class of 2017 H-Back prospect Tory Carter announced earlier tonight that he had committed to Louisiana State University. The Lee County star announced on Twitter: Honored and blessed to receive my third scholarship offer from LSU and I have also verbally committed! #GeauxTigers pic.twitter.com/y0EAwkzCHL — TORY CARTER (@Tory44Carter) May 21, 2016 Carter had
Class of 2017 offensive lineman Charlie Clark announced just minutes ago that he has committed to Tulane. I want to thank God for the opportunity to say that I am now committed to Tulane University #Rollwave #GreenTeam17 pic.twitter.com/VTLW09dg91 — Charlie Clark (@slight_clark76) May 21, 2016 The athletic lineman (6’4″ 270 pounds) is a
UPDATED: Deejay Dallas pick Miami. Our fan vote (down below) was correct picking Dallas to Miami. The class of 2017 athlete has a great relationship with head coach Mark Richt, dating back to when he was coaching at UGA, and Dallas was a Georgia commit. M.I.A.M.I I rep that 3-0-5 pic.twitter.com/sTaUhvVjTj — DeeJay Dallas (@Deejaydallas5)
Jahmal Wynter, a big, athletic lineman for Henry County, was offered yesterday by Florida A&M, making it his first college scholarship offer. The rising senior announced on Twitter: Blessed to receive an offer from FAMU @RecruitGeorgia @Gridiron_Mom @TOTAL_ATHLETE @Mansell247 @NUCAnalyst pic.twitter.com/OtUETik17R — jahmal wynter5️⃣9️⃣ (@Havo_c) May 20, 2016 The defensive lineman has been on Recruit
Stephon Walker out of Ridgeland High School is a name to remember. His spring film was just released, and quite honestly, there are just not many freshmen in the state faster. The rising sophomore has been electronically timed at a 4.47 40 time. During this spring he posted a 10.81 100 meter. That is flying
Caleb Kelly, a powerful run-blocking offensive lineman from Northside-Warner Robins has made big improvements in the gym this offseason. The Class of ’17 offensive lineman just made the 1,000-pound club according to Northside coach Chris Reeves. @calebb_k became a member of our 1000lb club … Bench 345 Squat 385 Hang Clean 270 …Scouts are taking
Spring practice is in the books over at Northwest Whitfield, and it looks like quarterback Luke Shiflett has continued to progress from last fall. The Class of ’18 quarterback has had an exciting spring after he showed out at The Opening back in March and was rated soon after the No. 12 dual-threat QB in
Sean Holton is the most recent winner of the Recruit Georgia Play of the Day. The rising senior showed off his coverage skills and hands on a trick play attempted by Ridgeland last season. Key word “attempted”; the rising Cartersville senior was not fooled and broke deep, making a miraculous diving interception. We talked with
Houston County wide receiver Amari Colbert landed his second college offer today from Jacksonville State. The athletic playmaker announced via Twitter: Blessed and honored to receive an offer from Jacksonville State?⚫️@nwilliams_9 @RecruitGeorgia @ChadSimmons_ pic.twitter.com/O0m95SFvU5 — Amari Colbert (@ottm_baller25) May 19, 2016 Colbert was offered by Ohio on May 13th and looks to show a ton
A collective sigh of relief can be heard around Jefferson High School today after rising senior Zack Boobas was finally offered. Honored to receive my 1st offer today from Army West Point⚫️⚪️ pic.twitter.com/MK790ww7SB — Zack Boobas (@ZackBoobas) May 19, 2016 A head-scratchingly long list of schools came through Jefferson High School this spring and
Fitzgerald High School athlete Anthony Ransey cleans 400 pounds. Class of 2017 #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/LyZMxsN3iv — Jesse Lynch (@CoachJesseLynch) May 19, 2016 Anthony Ransey, a 6’1″, 329-pound lineman for Fitzgerald High School, threw down a 400-pound power clean today like it was nothing. The big lineman has been working hard this offseason and has made significant
Defensive players with outstanding hands can be hard to come by. Austin Bennett out of Woodstock and Sean Holton from Cartersville are two sticky fingered defensive playmakers who will put it all out on the line. Both athletes made a miraculous Willie Mays-style catch last season for a momentum swinging interception, but
Bursting onto the recruiting scene this spring is Woodland (Stockbridge) rising-senior cornerback Shakur Brown. The Class of ’17 prospect is our most recent Play of the Day winner (MORE). Brown’s winning play showcased all the skills of a dynamic playmaking cornerback. The athletic corner made a remarkable one-handed grab on the 5-yard line, but that
Speedy rising senior Jamichael Baldwin has come a long way in the last year. He’s gone from a relatively unknown prospect with a lot of doubters to someone with NCAA offers. The Class of ’17 prospect spoke about how far his recruitment has come. “A year ago on this day I had no offers,” Baldwin
Recruiting Buzz Kicking off the recap is Kayle “KJ” Wallace—a Class of 2019 athlete at The Lovett School. The rising sophomore plays defensive back and wide receiver and runs a reported 4.47 40 time. The 6′, 182-pound Wallace let us know his latest college offers. So far, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Auburn and Central
Ryan Randall, a Class of ’17 wide receiver, is eager for the summer to start, and with football right around the corner, rightfully so. The three-sport athlete capped off his spring leading the Calhoun High School baseball team with a .389 average and going perfect on the basepaths with 11 swipes. Not long after the
Two players who have caught our eye recently are Hassan Littles from Stephenson HS and Shakur Brown from Woodland HS. These two players ball on both sides of the field and are a playmaker anytime they touch it. FBS colleges are recruiting both of these fantastic athletes but which player had the
Daniel Charles, a Campbell High School rising senior, was offered yesterday by Charlotte, East Carolina, Georgia State and Tulane all in the matter of a few hours. The Class of ’17 strong safety told Recruit Georgia what it feels like to go from zero offers to four so fast. “It felt better than Christmas! I
Lichon Terrell received great news on Thursday night when the Tulane Green Wave became the first school to offer him. The talented two-way player for Callaway High School let Recruit Georgia know what it felt like to land his first offer. “It feels great but the offer only makes me wanna grind even harder,” Terrell
Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains lives a rising high school junior named Tucker Gregg (also known as T-Gregg). Gregg is what you might call a natural runner, and last fall he bulldozed his way to the All-Area team at running back. It was probably that early autumn night against North Murray that
