Senior Kwon Williams, a super-versatile athlete from West Hall HS, flipped his commitment earlier today from UCF to Georgia State. Williams announced via Twitter: “After talking to my family and coaches I’ll be flipping my commitment and continuing my education at Georgia State.” The senior athlete was a UCF commit this entire fall but
Longtime Recruit Georgia user Mack Nash ended his recruitment this weekend with a commitment to the Naval Academy. He announced via Twitter: “Excited to announce my commitment to Coach Niumatalolo and the USNA.” Nash is an excellent student athlete and should fit right in at Navy. He choose the Middies over Army, Middle Tennessee,
Northview senior Alexander Ikoku committed to Gardner Webb yesterday evening. The athletic defensive end/linebacker announced on Twitter: Ikoku choose the Gardner Webb Bulldogs over Presbyterian, FAMU, Murray State, Valparaiso & Morehead State. When we first spoke with Ikoku back in early fall, he was still looking for his first offer, but after a strong
Georgia has some of the biggest headhunters in the country. This honor goes to the defender who lays the lumber the best. A player that strikes fear into the oppositions if they choose throw a play down the middle of the field. After reviewing film and submissions, here are our “Top Five Biggest Hits”
Greggory Rodgers’ II recruiting process is young, but he certainly doesn’t lack the attention and rightfully so. The sophomore outside linebacker from Grovetown, has a nose for the ball and is an outstanding athlete. Even though he played about 50% of the snaps this season, Rodgers totaled 75 tackles and had a defensive score off
(Watch video above for Recruit Georgia’s top Quintarius Neely plays) Quintarius Neely was a new transfer to Roswell this season, and for some, there would be a transition to new surroundings and teammates. Not for this senior. Neely had a massive season, accounting for 3,198 yards passing and 671 rushing—just under 4,000
MaxPreps came out with its annual high school freshman All-American list, and five from Georgia made the first team. That’s right, five out of the top 22 players for the class of 2019 are from Georgia. While many of their classmates were getting used to the freshman curriculum, these five were starting out
The dead period lifts on January 14th, which means the 2016 recruiting cycle is about to be cranked up a few notches (even though offers still seem to be rolling in). Anybody who tags @RecruitGeorgia in your “commitment tweet” will get an automatic featured story on the website – guaranteed! VINELIGHT Rasheed Marshall from Spalding HS
Rockdale’s senior cornerback Rodney Williams announced earlier today that he had committed to Limestone University. He announced via Twitter: Williams told Recruit Georgia that Limestone had been recruiting him the hardest and that it felt the most like home. His commitment is soft, and he admits that he would have to reconsider if another
The first annual Recruit Georgia awards are now underway and the first category that will be kicking off the voting is the “Human Joystick” award. This honor goes to the most elusive play, where the player’s ability to juke defenders looks more like a video game. All nominations are provided by Recruit
Will be out of town this weekend; a certain college is going bowling and this alumnus cannot miss the opportunity. Below, read about the latest recruiting news in Georgia. Checkout our video from last weekend’s state final games. LINK VINELIGHT Aquinas’ Justin Gibbs makes a leaping TD grab RECRUITING BUZZ Devin Miller, a senior outside
Over the weekend, Trey Pratt, a a junior defensive back from Dacula HS, committed to Mount Union. His commitment makes him one of the first for the Class of 2017 in Georgia and certainly the first Division III commit. Blessed to say I've committed to UMU?✊?. @UMUFootball pic.twitter.com/DQSHWmdwsi — _TP_ (@TheTruPratt_1) December 12, 2015 Pratt
The 2015 season is officially over, and now the final recruiting stretch toward National Signing Day begins. If you are interested in having an interview with Recruit Georgia email us at recruitgeorgia1@gmail.com. We will be highlighting some of the top performers from this weekend in an upcoming article tomorrow. Also, if you haven’t taken the
A duo of Newton High School football players are now committed to Michigan. Junior wide receiver Jermeiah “JJ” Holloman pledged his commitment to Michigan earlier this morning, joining fellow 2017 star running back Kurt Taylor. Holloman toured many of the same schools with Taylor this fall, including Michigan, and nearly 10 FBS schools had offered. Taylor
Mill Creek’s Tyler Fannin was recognized earlier by the Gwinnett County Touchdown Club as Offensive Lineman of the Year. The talented center is the first Mill Creek junior to ever to win this prestigious award, and beat out a lot of 4-star players in arguably the most talented football county in the country. Fannin,
Blake Landon is an impressive junior guard from Walton High School who has caught the eye of Recruit Georgia. The offensive guard blows defenders off the ball with ease and paved an expressway for SR back KK Brooks. Landon is an absolute beast at pulling and destroying defenders. He gets real low, and his
A breakout player this season for Calhoun HS is the versatile athlete, Ryan Randall. The three sport star takes no breaks during the year, and even though his football season ended last Friday, Randall is back at it this Tuesday on the hardwood for Calhoun. Randall is the prime example of the high school
Tysean Carter, a quick slot back from Creekside HS, committed to Gardner Webb tonight. He announced on Twitter: “God has sent many blessing my way, I’d like to give him all the glory. Also I’d like to give all the thanks to my family and friends who have supported me along the way. I’ve
Offers are going out all across the state and players are starting to set up official visits at this point in the recruiting cycle. If your Recruit Georgia Profile is not up to date please let us know. Just search your name at the top of the site and DM us on twitter your
Checkout the Recruit Georgia’s TOP tweets for the month of November (our site is usually very mobile friendly but this post is best viewed on tablet or PC)! 1. RT if you are Region #Champs — Recruit Georgia (@RecruitGeorgia) November 7, 2015 2. When you might be taking T-Day backyard football too seriously… pic.twitter.com/S4YQKonGHe —
Rivalry Week just took place and some of the top college football games of the season happened this weekend. A lot of recruits took in the exciting college football action across the country and we will recap who visited where. Also if you are interested in being on our end of the season highlight video
Recruit Georgia identified 5 senior offensive lineman who colleges have slept on this fall. Read the latest scoop about these war-daddies and click their HUDL film/RG Profile to watch their highlights. Austin Gibbs Allatoona OG Gibbs does a great job of setting up his block with his feet and sealing off his defender. Gibbs maintains
The regular season ended a few weeks back, and Recruit Georgia is now looking for the top plays for their first annual postseason awards! (skip the fluff & scroll down to see Post Season Award Nominations) Below are individual awards for a specific play accomplished by an athlete (Ex. made an incredible leaping catch –
The final regular-season games were played a few weekends back, and Tanner Nance of Heritage-Catoosa ran away with the vote for the Top Play for Week 12. The athletic junior defensive tackle made news on Recruit Georgia by showing off his athleticism on a touchdown run late in his game. The 6′, 270-pound Nance
