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Georgia’s most complete game of the Kirby Smart era? The DawgNation team weighs in.
After Georgia’s win against Florida, which was a defensive work of art but the offense didn’t have the most impressive game, Kirby Smart pointed out the Bulldogs haven’t yet fired on all cylinders this year:. “… We really haven’t played where the offense was clicking completely and...
Athens Banner-Herald
Follow Athens-area high school teams in GHSA football playoffs here
Football concluded its region competition and declared winners over the weekend and are now gearing up for GHSA-wide competition to start Friday, Nov. 13. Jackson County, Jefferson and Prince Avenue Christian won their region championships. The Panthers captured back-to-back in Region 8-6A over Clarke Central, while the Dragons earned their fifth straight in Region 8-5A over North Oconee and the Wolverines secured the first of the Jon Richt era in Region 8-2A over Commerce. As usual, all rounds will be hosted by the higher seed in each matchup except for the finals. Round one is Friday, Nov. 13, round two Nov. 20, the quarterfinals Nov. 27 and the semifinals Dec. 4. The finals will take place at Mercedes Benz Stadium — located at 1 AMB Drive Northwest in Atlanta — on Dec. 15-16. Here is the full breakdown: Championship game schedule Tuesday, Dec. 15 10:30 a.m.: Class A 1:30 p.m.: Class Private 5 p.m.: Class 4A 8 p.m.: Class 6A Wednesday, Dec. 16 10:30 a.m.: Class 2A 1:30 p.m.: Class 3A 5 p.m.: Class 5A 8 p.m.: Class 7A GIAA-wide competition started with the quarterfinals on Nov. 6, hosted by the top four seeds in each bracket. The semifinals will
Newsweek
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Gunner Stockton named to 2026 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Top 10
Georgia football fifth year quarterback Gunner Stockton has been named to the 2026 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Top 10, the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Educational Foundation, Inc., has announced. The Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award is presented annually to the “…top senior or upperclassman quarterback set to graduate with...
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Griffin ‘A Smarter Player' This Season
Elijah Griffin wasn't all that interested in football when he first started playing. "I really just wanted to sit home and play video games, to be honest with you," said the 6-foot-4, 310-pound defensive lineman from Pooler, Ga., near Savannah. "I was into LEGO Batman, LEGO Star Wars, any LEGO game, WWE, you name it."