In this episode, you get a breakdown of the massive Georgia high school football coaching carousel with 89 changes across the state. Jon Nelson and Hannah Goodin sit down with new Rockmart head coach Rich Fendley to discuss his move, reclassification challenges, and expectations in Class AAA. We also highlight key hires, major program shifts, and what this unprecedented offseason means for the future of Georgia football.

The opponent lurks on Friday night, but only after a proper feast of deviled eggs and mac and cheese.

Fellowship Christian will try to knock off a defending state champion for the second straight week when it travels to play Hebron Christian on Friday in Dacula. It is one of five prominent games to watch in Week 2 of the GHSA season. 

Rockmart coach Biff Parson wins his 100th game, while Villa Rica and Heard County reach new milestones.

Metter, Rockmart reach the 500-win plateau; Jasper County's Henderson earns win No. 100. 

GPB Sports is looking for Georgia high school football players who are having a great season and career but may need a little help getting noticed by recruiters.

Rockmart travels the 25 miles to Cartersville to resume a rivalry that has been dormant since 2013.

A pair of regional rivals, both ranked in their respective classifications, will renew hostilities on Friday when Cartersville hosts Rockmart on GPB's Football Fridays in Georgia. 

Caden McGatha accounts for 375 total yards to help Pierce County outslug Rockmart in three overtimes.

Rockmart and Pierce County meet for the first time with a state championship on the line. 

Fitzgerald and Rockmart have survived challenges to earn a place in the Class 2A semifinals. 

The No. 4 Yellow Jackets prepare for showdown with No. 10 Pepperell

Braves get revenge, win school's first football title

Heard seeks revenge from regular-season thumping

There are many good teams flying under the radar on the eve of the playoffs

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Wheeler upset No.

Class 4A Duals champio

It is never too early