We preview North Cobb at North Paulding with head coaches Shane Queen and Don Stark, dig into Colquitt County coach Sean Calhoun’s whirlwind week with games on Friday, Tuesday, and Friday, and revisit a packed night at Buford’s Philip Beard Stadium. You get notes on Douglas County, a web game check on Benedictine at Westminster, and Sequoyah star Will Rajecki's seven-touchdown performance. 

 

 

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This week, we take you inside a busy stretch of Georgia high school football. Jon sets the scene from Buford’s Philip Beard Stadium, where ribbon boards and a double-sided scoreboard frame an eight-point finish between Buford and Douglas County. Around the state, the web crew tracks Benedictine at Westminster while Sequoyah running back Will Rejecki turns in 256 yards and seven touchdowns on 27 carries.

North Cobb head coach Shane Queen reflects on a young lineup that is learning on the fly. After a tough loss, the Warriors came together as one team to review film, reset their standards, and then responded with a region win over Walton. Coach Queen highlights leaders across the roster, from Notre Dame-bound quarterback Teddy Gerard to right tackle Brandon Anderson and reliable specialist Michael Hill, and offers a clear scouting report on North Paulding’s physical style and versatile quarterback Tyler Neer.

Colquitt County head coach Sean Calhoun joins the team during a rare run of games on Friday, Tuesday, and Friday, following weather disruptions. He talks about managing prep, keeping players healthy, and why front-line play and consistent four-quarter football will define their ceiling. We close with North Paulding head coach Don Stark, who explains the program’s growth since 2020, the weekly grind in Georgia, and the senior-heavy offense that has powered a fast start, with praise for center Drake Bentley, edge rusher Grant Henderson, and quarterback and kickoff specialist Tyler Neer.