Coach Bryan knew two things this time a year ago about his young Warriors: First, that they would be entertaining; second, that it would be a season of growing up on the field while taking a few lumps.
The Ridgeland rebuild is in its third season under former player Pritchett, and he said the team's progress in the weight room should start to equate into more success on the playing field.
It's been a quick rise to the top for Thompson in the coaching ranks, and now he hopes the same can apply to the Ramblers, who have made the playoffs just once in the past 30 seasons.
There's not much in the game of football that Coach Slaughter enjoys more than getting to groom a young quarterback and watching him develop — well, maybe with the exception of making the playoffs.
When discussing the offense's potential, Crisp becomes the kid on Christmas morning trying to decide which toy to play with first. Everywhere he looks, there are shiny, exciting options he believes should light up scoreboards across Northwest Georgia this fall.
If it looks like the Lions are playing basketball on the football field, well, that's because three of their main stars are also part of the school's successful hardcourt program.
While some folks are more concerned about what the Bulldogs lost from last year's explosive region championship team, Patrick is focused on what's back.
A run of elite quarterbacks has understandably led the Bruins to become a pass-happy offense in recent seasons. Robinson said things will look a bit different this year despite the presence of one of those gunslingers.
Stormy weather made the first weekend of the 2024 regular season for GHSA football a wild one for area teams.
If you're a fan of the Friday Night Lights experience and don't want to see it fade away, here's a little advice: Shut up or join up.
