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April 2014
Top 3 classes to get stronger in 2014
For our final issue of the season, we look ahead to 2014 to see the effect of the GHSA's reclassification.
Below are the top 25 rankings for each class, based on the final 2013 computer Maxwell Ratings but with each team placed in its 2014 classification.
It appears that the top three classes will get a little stronger, while AAA and AA will get a little weaker. Class A should be about the same.
Class AAAAAA
The highest class picked up AAAAA runner-up Tucker and Region 5-AAAAA champion North Paulding without losing any Top 10 teams. Maxwell rates Tucker as only the No. 11 team, but the computer ratings were skeptical two years ago about Lovejoy, the 2011 AAAA runner-up that moved to the highest class and was runner-up again.
1. Norcross
2. North Gwinnett
3. Collins Hill
4. Colquitt County
5. Hillgrove
6. Camden County
7. McEachern
8. Hughes
9. Archer
10. Mill Creek
11. Tucker (AAAAA)
12. Peachtree Ridge
13. Lowndes
14. Lovejoy
15. North Cobb
16. Marietta
17. North Paulding (AAAAA)
18. Valdosta
19. Dacula
20. Alpharetta
21. Walton
22. Milton
23. Tift County
24. Lassiter
25. Brookwood
Class AAAAA
Despite losing Tucker, this classification should be deeper overall with the addition of Coffee and Brunswick from above and Stockbridge and Statesboro from below. The Maxwell Ratings say that Carver of Columbus is not even a top 20 team in the new AAAAAA. The Tigers, who have won seven consecutive region titles playing in AAA and AA, chose to play up beginning in 2014 to be with other Columbus schools.
1. Creekside
2. Gainesville
3. Kell
4. Coffee (AAAAAA)
5. Ware County
6. Warner Robins
7. Northside, Warner Robins
8. Thomas County Central
9. South Paulding
10. Stockbridge (AAAA)
11. Statesboro (AAAA)
12. Stephenson
13. Harris County
14. McIntosh
15. Brunswick (AAAAAA)
16. Allatoona
17. Mundy's Mill
18. East Paulding
19. Houston County
20. Mays
21. Flowery Branch
22. Alexander (AAAA)
23. Carver, Columbus (AAA)
24. Dalton (AAAAA)
25. M.L. King
Class AAAA
The new AAAA is home to two reigning state champions, not to mention Sandy Creek. This class improved the most from reclassification. Also entering are Woodward Academy, St. Pius and Cartersville, Top 10 finishers this season in AAA. This top 25 doesn't include some other pretty good newcomers such as North Oconee, Cook and Thomson. Class AAAA did lose Top 10 teams Statesboro and Stockbridge.
1. Buford (AAA)
2. Griffin
3. Sandy Creek
4. Carrollton
5. Marist
6. Monroe Area
7. Woodward Academy (AAA)
8. Wayne County
9. St. Pius
10. Burke County
11. Whitewater (AAAAA)
12. Cartersville (AAA)
13. North Hall (AAA)
14. Veterans
15. Chestatee
16. Troup
17. White County (AAA)
18. Eagle's Landing
19. Mary Persons
20. Westover
21. Arabia Mountain (AAAAA)
22. Gilmer
23. Northwest Whitfield
24. Cairo
25. Liberty County
Class AAA
Perhaps Buford's departure came a season late for Washington County. Calhoun and Jefferson also are moving into AAA, but the classification is weaker overall as four Top 10 teams (Buford, Cartersville, St. Pius and Woodward Academy) are moving out.
1. Washington County
2. Callaway
3. Blessed Trinity
4. Calhoun (AA)
5. Ringgold
6. Jefferson (AA)
7. Laney (AA)
8. Cedar Grove
9. Hart County
10. Westminster (AA)
11. Central, Carroll
12. Elbert County
13. Decatur
14. Westside, Macon (AAAA)
15. West Hall
16. Cedartown (AAAA)
17. Pierce County
18. Appling County
19. Peach County
20. Kendrick (AA)
21. Dawson County
22. Rutland (AAAA)
23. East Hall
24. Towers
25. Glenn Hills (AAAA)
Class AA
Calhoun, Jefferson and Westminster are gone with no comparable teams to fill the void. Expect AA to be a little lighter in 2014. Opportunity knocks because only defending champion Lovett has won a state title among the top 20 since 2000.
1. Lovett
2. Lamar County
3. Benedictine
4. Greater Atlanta Christian
5. Brooks County
6. Heard County
7. Bowdon
8. Washington-Wilkes
9. Thomasville
10. Vidalia
11. Bleckley County
12. Fitzgerald
13. Bryan County
14. Jefferson County (AAA)
15. Rabun County
16. B.E.S.T. Academy (AAA)
17. Darlington (A)
18. Seminole County (A)
19. Early County
20. Dublin
21. Bremen
22. Manchester
23. Macon County
24. Metter
25. Holy Innocents' (A)
Class A
The lowest classification loses Seminole County and Darlington but will pick up three significant Macon private schools from the Georgia Independent School Association in Stratford Academy, Tattnall Square and Mount de Sales. They are not included in the ratings.
1. Eagle's Landing Christian
2. Aquinas
3. Marion County
4. Mount Pisgah Christian
5. Calvary Day
6. Irwin County
7. Charlton County
8. Prince Avenue Christian
9. Mount Paran Christian
10. Clinch County
11. Dooly County
12. Hawkinsville
13. Landmark Christian
14. Johnson County
15. Taylor County (AA)
16. Our Lady of Mercy
17. Lincoln County
18. Commerce
19. Christian Heritage
20. Brookstone
21. Pacelli
22. First Presbyterian
23. George Walton Academy
24. Mitchell County
25. Athens Christian
Player of the year: Chandler Burks, South Paulding
Lineman of the year: Lorenzo Adger, South Paulding
Special teams player of the year: Josh Klein, East Paulding
48-minute player: Matt Mixon, North Paulding
Offensive player of the year: Chase Noonan, North Paulding
Defensive player of the year: Dylan Coleman, East Paulding
Newcomer of the year: Sonny Smith, East Paulding
Assistant coach of the year: Jeremy Edwards, North Paulding
Coach of the year: Scott Jones, North Paulding
QB - Mitchell Webb, East Paulding
QB - Conner Larson, Allatoona
RB - Josh Batista, Allatoona
RB - Jae Bowen, South Paulding
RB - Frank Griffin, Rome
RB - Corn Collins, North Paulding
WR - Mac Seagle, North Paulding
WR - Kris Ballinger, Villa Rica
WR - Kayden Bishop, North Paulding
WR - DJ Ezell, Allatoona
WR - LJ Pope, South Paulding
TE - Ben Norman, South Paulding
TE - Andricus Parker, Hiram
OL - Amir Moore, Allatoona
OL - Blaylan Howard, East Paulding
OL - Aaron Kirksey, Rome
OL - Connor Brumfield, Allatoona
OL - Hogan Barris, Rome
OL - Tanner Ledbetter, East Paulding
OL - Cooper Corley, North Paulding
OL - Cameron Banks, North Paulding
DL - Chris Guinn, East Paulding
DL - Desmond Johnson, Rome
DL - Brett Duncan, Allatoona
DL - Arius Ofum, Rome
DL - Connor Christian, East Paulding
DL - Casey Cobb, South Paulding
DL - Drew Lewis, Villa Rica
DL - Brandon Ballard, Paulding County
LB - Jack Senkowitz, North Paulding
LB - Justin Wade, Allatoona
LB - Jarred Weaver, Villa Rica
LB - Isaiah Ross, Woodland
LB - Ben Burge, Rome
LB - Tyler Gordon, East Paulding
DB - Khalia Hackett, South Paulding
DB - Trevon Simmons, South Paulding
DB - Anthony Ellis, Rome
DB - Keenan Pace, East Paulding
DB - Terrence Boykin, Villa Rica
DB - Tae Rae, East Paulding
DB - Jace White, North Paulding
DB - Grant Quick, Woodland
Honorable mention: Allatoona - Trevor Patrick OL, Yoshi Nicholson OL, Russell Halimon RB. East Paulding - Tae Rae RB, Malik Bruce DB, Mac Coleman LB, Marlin Nichols LB. Hiram - Eli Saucier WR, Attorney Gallman DL, Jacob Coykendall DL, Dakota Adair LB, Kendall Davis-Bristor LB, DJ Jackson DB. Lithia Springs - Tikal Petty QB, Chris Marlin TE, Corinthian Neal DB, Justin Meriweather DB, Anthony Oscar DL, Jabarisu Cooper LB. Paulding County - Thomas Sieh RB, Blake Chafin OL, Ty Rosier OL, Antonio Golden WR, Takorey Boykin DL, Caleb Sailors LB, Dylan Peeples LB, Mark Toussaint DB. Rome - Devantae Mallett WR. South Paulding - Brandon Southerland OL, Tanner Holcomb OL, Darrel Wilson WR, Kerrington Smith DL, Jack Young LB, Maurice Collier LB. Villa Rica - Mario Williams OL, Yassar El-Amin WR. Woodland - Jon Austin OL, DaMek Lewis DL, Khalil Morris LB.
Player of the year: Charles Stafford, Monroe
Offensive player of the year: Jeremiah Hill, Cairo
Defensive player of the year: Trenton Thompson, Westover
Coach of the year: Octavia J. Jones Sr., Westover
First-team offense
QB - Johnathan Thomas, Americus-Sumter
RB - Shannon Saunders, Westover
RB - Wesley Fields, Americus
WR - Landon Whitman, Crisp County
WR - Emmanuel Davis, Monroe
WR - Ricardo Sloan, Dougherty
OL - Richard Walker, Cairo
OL - Henry Battle, Americus-Sumter
OL - Tyler Sheppard, Cairo
OL - Johnathan Leverette, Americus-Sumter
OL - Jeff Bradley, Worth
ATH - Jaelon Benjamin, Westover
OL - Breon King, Crisp County
First-team defense
DL - Andre Hadley, Cairo
DL - Brenten Wimberly, Westover
DL - Tim McCray, Monroe
DL - Elijah Johnson, Crisp County
LB - Antravious Parks, Westover
LB - Jawon Young, Albany
LB - Marcus Gaines, Cairo
LB - Antonio Leroy, Monroe
DB - Jysanti Richardson, Westover
DB - Julian Colwell, Westover
DB - Eric Burrows, Worth County
DB - Montre Hartage, Crisp County
P - Taylor Donalson, Cairo
PK - Tanner Stumpe, Westover
Second-team offense
QB - Ta'Keevian Harris, Westover
RB - Quantavious Sweney, Worth County
RB - Darrell Brown, Monroe
WR - Reece Wooten, Cairo
WR - DJ Harris, Americus-Sumter
WR - Kiemetric Parks, Monroe
OL - Toney Mosley, Westover
OL - Brentavious Glanton, Monroe
OL - Kentavious Trent, Dougherty
OL - Jecard Parker, Worth County
Second-team defense
DL - Tyler Clark, Americus-Sumter
DL - Greg Clark, Worth County
DL - Jamill Curry, Worth County
DL - Jaylon Scott, Dougherty
LB - Gregory Harvey, Crisp County
LB - Robert Hicks, Dougherty
LB - Trey Lucus, Worth County
LB - Xavier Mitchell, Americus Sumter
DB - Dontavious Gurley, Cairo
DB - Willie Davis, Albany
DB - Cornelius Jenkins, Monroe
DB - Isiah Ingram, Americus-Sumter
Player of the year: A.J. Gray, Washington County
Offensive player of the year: Melvin Hill, Washington County
Defensive player of the year: D.J. Sanders, Washington County
Specialist of the year: Stephen Gomez, Swainsboro
Coach of the year: Joel Ingram, Washington County
QB - Will Jordan, Jefferson County
RB - Cartabious Quarterman, Jefferson County
WR - Felton Hatcher, Thomson
WR - Josh Burden, Washington County
TE - Chris Edwards, Washington County
OL - Jacob Gurine, Dodge County
OL - Brandon Foskey, Swainsboro
OL - Dexter Grier, Jefferson County
OL - Tristan Lambert, Washington County
OL - Britt Helton, Washington County
PK - Mitchell Tanner, Dodge County
DL - Romello Cummings, Dodge County
DL - DeAngelo Jordan, Swainsboro
DL - Jaquez Hart, Thomson
DL - Marcel Johnson, Washington County
LB - Daylan Williams, Jefferson County
LB - Will Coneway, Washington County
LB - Stacy Thompson, Washington County
OLB - Justin Smith, Jefferson County
OLB - Logan Hunt, Washington County
DB - Marlek Lamb, Dodge County
DB - T.J. Clark, Jefferson County
DB - LaDerrick Hammond, Jefferson County
DB - Bryan Hypolite, Washington County
P - Seth O'Steen, Jefferson County
QB - Landon Martin, Dodge County
RB - Roscoe Wilcox, Dodge County
RB - Robert Thomas, Swainsboro
WR - Devonare Jackson, Dodge County
WR - Jawuan McCall, Jefferson County
TE - Hunter Graham, Dodge County
OL - Cain Peterson, Dodge County
OL - John Cody, Thomson
OL - K.T. Woods, Thomson
OL - Quinton Morris, Washington County
OL - Donald Harold, Swainsboro
PK - Keith Delima, Swainsboro
DL - Trevonte Avera, Jefferson County
DL - Alex Jones, Swainsboro
DL - Josh Edwards, Dodge County
DL - Reggie Grissom, Thomson
LB - Billy Youngblood, Thomson
LB - Bobby Andrews, Swainsboro
LB - Devonte Floyd, Dodge County
OLB - Nick Moss, Thomson
OLB - Harold Stevenson, Jefferson County
DB - Clifford Dixon, Swainsboro
DB - Lorenzo Watts, Washington County
DB - Coco West, Jefferson County
DB - Cam Young, Dodge County
P - Jed May, Washington County
Coach of the year: Franklin Stephens, Lamar County
Player of the year: Lawrence Austin, Lamar County
Offensive player of the year: Lance Austin, Lamar County
Defensive player of the year: Qua Searcy, Lamar County
Kicker: Tyler Scandrett, Lamar County
Punter: Austin Simmons, Bleckley County
Long Snapper: Peyton Robinson, Bleckley County
Returner: Lane Thomas, Monticello
Athlete: Tavon Ross, Bleckley County
OL - Todd Wainwright, Taylor County
OL - Shaunkendrick Brown, Bleckley County
OL - James Bannister, Lamar County
OL - Demario Bullard, Putnam County
OL - Raymond Smith, Macon County
TE - Quintavious Waller, Putnam County
QB - James Whiteman, Taylor County
RB - Tre Jackson, Monticello
RB - Juan Tucker, Lamar County
REC - Keyshioun Chappell, Taylor County
REC - Devontae Hudson, Macon County
DL - Caleb Wynne, Bleckley County
DL - Rashad Johnson, Lamar County
DL - Kevin Montfort, Taylor County
DL - Malik Walker, Macon County
LB - Ray Lyons, Lamar County
LB - Dan Joiner, Taylor County
LB - Roquan Smith, Macon County
DB - Mario McLendon, Bleckley County
DB - Kelvin Monts, Taylor County
DB - Davion Anderson, Northeast
DB - Kyron Smith, Macon County
Offensive player of the year: WR Charlie Woerner, Rabun County, So.
Defensive players of the year: DT Luther Jones, Union County, Sr., and SS Tradd Porter, Jefferson, Jr.
Special teams player of the year: P Robert Prunier, Union County, Jr.
Coach of the year: Robby Robinson, Washington-Wilkes
OL - Tommy Chevalier, Rabun County, Sr.
OL - Jordan Tyler, Jefferson, Sr.
OL - Eli Griffin, Jefferson, Sr.
OL - Darryl Ware, Washington-Wilkes, Sr.
OL - Ken Johnson, Washington-Wilkes, Sr.
OL - Nikita Fair, Washington-Wilkes, Jr.
QB - Joseph Mancuso, Union County, So.
RB - Isaiah Blake, Jefferson, Sr.
RB - JaQuavious Blackburn, Washington-Wilkes, So.
WR - Jalen Turner, Washington-Wilkes, Sr.
WR - Raleigh Beougher, Riverside Military, Jr.
WR - Jacob Rogers, Union County, Jr.
DL - Damion Brown, Greene County, Sr.
DL - Tyler Bowen, Jefferson, Sr.
DL - Tremond Ferrell, Washington-Wilkes, Jr.
DL - Clay Lawson, Washington-Wilkes, Jr.
LB - Tomarkus Young, Washington-Wilkes, Sr.
LB - Chase Barnett, Union County, Jr.
LB - Jeremiah Brown, Rabun County, Sr.
LB - Kemble Laguines, Washington-Wilkes, So.
DB - Charlie Woerner, Rabun County, So.
DB - Chris Miller, Greene County, Sr.
DB - Cain Tomlin, Rabun County, Jr.
DB - Javoris Grant, Washington-Wilkes, Jr.
DB - Treyvon Booker, Washington-Wilkes, Sr.
First-team special teams
K - Andres Aparicio, Greene County, Jr.
P - Dalton Hill, Jefferson, Jr.
3-A Div. A
Player of the year: QB Michael Peterson, Calvary Day, Sr.
Offensive player of the year: QB Cornelius Taylor, Claxton, Jr.
Offensive athlete of the year: RB/WR Derek Kirkland, Calvary Day, Sr.
Defensive player of the year: DL Andre' Wilson, Calvary Day, Sr.
Defensive athlete of the year: DB Demetris Robertson, Savannah Country Day, So.
QB - Ira Hendrix, Jenkins County, Sr.
RB - Robert Heyward, Calvary Day, Jr.
RB - Oliver Cesar, Savannah Country Day, Sr.
RB - Wade Benton, Savannah Christian, Jr.
WR - Jordan Walker, Calvary Day, Sr.
WR - Ben Johnson, Savannah Country Day, Sr.
TE - Milan Richard, Calvary Day, Sr.
OL - Nicholas Korcik, Savannah Christian, Sr.
OL - William Woods, Savannah Country Day, Sr.
OL - Alex Herndon, Calvary Day, So.
OL - Tripp Pearson, Calvary Day, Sr.
OL - Brad Butler, Calvary Day, Sr.
OL - Dalton Stewart, Claxton, Sr.
ATH - Darvis Small, Claxton, So.
PK - Colton Lichtenberg, Savannah Country Day, Jr.
DL - Evan Creduer, Claxton, Sr.
DL - Devontay Bacon, Claxton, Sr.
DL - Andy Harlow, Portal, Sr.
DL - Michael Strong, Calvary Day, Sr.
DL - Yakavian Lee, Savannah Country Day, So.
DL - Sales Pickney, Savannah Country Day, Sr.
LB - Brent Sanders, Calvary Day, So.
LB - Ahmad Johnson, Savannah Christian, Sr.
LB - Trent Thomas, Portal, Jr.
LB - Tyquan Williams, Claxton, Sr.
DB - A.J. Keene, Calvary Day, Jr.
DB - Marquis Wells, Portal, Sr.
DB - Harrison Sherrod, Portal, Sr.
DB - Tyler Arnold, Savannah Christian, Jr.
DB - Brentton Ford, Savannah Country Day, Jr.
P - Ben Haeussler, Savannah Christian, So.
QB - Brandon Thomas, Savannah Christian, Sr.
RB - Casey Jones, Portal, Sr.
RB - Darius Huff, Portal, So.
RB - Nick Bateman, Savannah Christian, Jr.
WR - Khaliq Hughes, Calvary Day, Sr.
WR - Tanner Lee, Claxton, Sr.
TE - Edgar Duran, Claxton, Jr.
OL - Hunter Jiran, Savannah Christian, Jr.
OL - Deontay Mincey, Claxton, Jr.
OL - Jameson Mikel, Portal, Sr.
OL - Michael Keene, Savannah Country Day, Jr.
OL - Devante Reynolds, Claxton, Jr.
OL - Jacob Mock, Calvary Day, Jr.
PK - Jannis Buchner, Portal, Jr.
DL - Evan Reese, Savannah Christian, Fr.
DL - J.T. Mertz, Savannah Christian, Jr.
DL - Woodie Williams, Savannah Country Day, Sr.
DL - Josh Imholz, Calvary Day, Jr.
DL - Marty Chapel, Claxton, Jr.
LB - Tyrone Riley, Calvary Day, Jr.
LB - Jackson Schroeder, Savannah Country Day, Sr.
LB - Javon Greene, Savannah Christian, Jr.
LB - Donyah Hardaway, Portal, Sr.
DB - Jake Lee, Savannah Country Day, So.
DB - Darnell Williams, Claxton, So.
DB - Salvador Calderon, Calvary Day, Fr.
DB - Tyler Kilgore, Calvary Day, Jr.
P - Chase Kirkland, Portal, Jr.
Player of the year: Lorenzo Smothers, Marion County
Offensive player of the year: Wyatt Peterson, Pacelli
Defensive player of the year: Mark Lloyd, Dooly County
Coach of the year: Mike Swaney, Marion County
QB - Dustin Eckert, Marion County
RB - Tra Minter, Schley County
RB - Dontavious Grace, Hawkinsville
RB - Johnny Royal, Marion County
WR - Bryan Foster, Pacelli
WR - Matt Corbin, Schley County
WR - Kris Lundy, Dooly County
TE - Daryl Ragland, Marion County
OL - Tom Braddock, Schley County
OL - Nick Sargent, Brookstone
OL - Larry Glover, Dooly County
OL - Devin Wiggins, Hawkinsville
OL - Tray Smith, Marion County
ATH - Mark Clark, Dooly County
K - A.J. Wells, Marion County
DL - Chris Rehak, Pacelli
DL - Terrell Deriso, Dooly County
DL - Royce Owens, Hawkinsville
DL - Quantez Freeman, Marion County
DL - Rodrick Bishop, Marion County
LB - Tay Daniels, Dooly County
LB - Kavantae Mathis, Greenville
LB - Warren Singletary, Hawkinsville
LB - Brandon Green, Marion County
LB - Terrance Riley, Marion County
DB - Kereon Morrell, Dooly County
DB - DeAndre Bowman, Pacelli
DB - Dakota Sloan, Hawkinsville
DB - Marquis Thomas, Marion County
P - Logan Schofield, Schley County
P - Miller Page, Brookstone
QB - Jay Roberts, Brookstone
RB - Luke Dawahare, Pacelli
RB - Chanin Hamilton, Dooly County
RB - J.D. Burden, Hawkinsville
WR - Leye Oluybuwale, Brookstone
WR - Courtney Clark, Dooly County
WR - Devontae Mathis, Central Talbotton
TE - Keshun Wright, Hawkinsville
OL - Knox Theus, Schley County
OL - Phillip Hamric, Brookstone
OL - Cade Pepper, Pacelli
OL - Cody Gordon, Hawkinsville
OL - Dustin Pickren, Marion County
ATH - Jamal McKee, Greenville
K - Kevin Jacobs, Pacelli
K - Daniel Cornejo, Dooly County
DL - Marcous Herrera, Pacelli
DL - Kapris Battle, Schley County
DL - Franchez Marshall, Greenville
DL - Devin Adams, Hawkinsville
DL - Cameron Cox, Marion County
LB - Jatavious Brown, Marion County
LB - Isaiah Captain, Schley County
LB - Jatavious Hardrick, Dooly County
LB - Malik Marble, Pacelli
LB - Josh Bembry, Hawkinsville
DB - Malik Hollomon, Hawkinsville
DB - Jacob Dixon, Marion County
DB - Jabril Flemister, Central Talbotton
DB - Darrian Cook, Schley County
DB - Mark McVay, Brookstone
P - Kahlil Jenkins, Pacelli
6-A Div. A
Offensive player of the year: QB Trevor Brown, Christian Heritage
Defensive player of the year: LB Brooks Busby, Darlington
Coach of the year: Tommy Atha, Darlington
QB - Trevor Brown, Christian Heritage
RB - Matt Turner, Mount Zion
RB - Trey Edge, Darlington
OL - Bret Peterson, Trion
OL - Grigsby Gordy, Darlington
OL - Will Sizemore, Mount Zion
OL - Dalton Hegwood, Trion
OL - Nathan Whaley, Mount Zion
WR - Nich Bartley, Christian Heritage
WR - Will Fischer, Christian Heritage
TE - Will Muschamp, Darlington
PK - Sloan Peters, Darlington
DL - Wyatt Miller, Darlington
DL - Landon Rice, Darlington
DL - Will Hawkins, Darlington
DL - Daniel Sanford, Trion
LB - Grant Moss, Darlington
LB - Brooks Busby, Darlington
LB - Austin Lowe, Christian Heritage
DB - Zack Cobb, Gordon Lee
DB - Logan Rice, Darlington
DB - Takarius Tuggle, Mount Zion
DB - Will Mathis, Darlington
P - Caleb O'Neal, Gordon Lee
QB - Corey Bethune, Trion
RB - Hunter Teeters, Gordon Lee
RB - Gabe Howell, Trion
OL - Billy York, Darlington
OL - Will Hawkins, Darlington
OL - Harrison Kranzlein, Christian Heritage
OL - Garret Kerns, Gordon Lee
OL - Dallas Goodlett, Gordon Lee
WR - Garrett McAllister, Gordon Lee
WR - Jtremijh McClure, Darlington
TE - Sheddryn Farley, Mount Zion
DL - Spencer Robbins, Christian Heritage
DL - Alex Deberry, Trion
DL - Braxton Salmon, Gordon Lee
LB - Eugene McClure, Mount Zion
LB - Evan Townsend, Christian Heritage
LB - Daniel Anderson, Mount Zion
DB - TJ Garrett, Mount Zion
DB - Brian Pierce, Christian Heritage
DB - Jonathan Shealy, Trion
DB - Chandler Lathem, Trion
Offensive player of the year: Ruben Garnett, Aquinas, Jr.
Defensive player of the year: Will Black, First Presbyterian Day, Sr.
Special teams player of the year: Justin Thompson, Aquinas, Jr.
QB - Liam Welch, Aquinas, So.
QB - Will McCormick, First Presbyterian Day, So.
RB - Colby Lawrence, Georgia Military, Sr.
RB - Mikey McIntire, Lincoln County, Sr.
RB - Shiquez Underwood, Wilkinson County, Sr.
RB - TJ Lowe-Foston, Georgia Military, Jr.
RB - Dontarius Brookins, Hancock Central, Sr.
RB - Reggie Gantt, First Presbyterian Day, So.
WR - Daniel Lindsey, Aquinas, Jr.
WR - Antonio Whipple, Wilkinson County, Sr.
WR - O'Showen Williams, First Presbyterian Day, So.
WR - Mack Tharpe, Twiggs County, Jr.
OL - Devonta Walker, Georgia Military, Sr.
OL - Martin Wilson, First Presbyterian Day, Sr.
OL - Palmer Haynes, First Presbyterian Day, Jr.
OL - Jeff Fox, Aquinas, Sr.
OL - Ryan Bussey, Aquinas, Sr.
OL - Mason Beck, Wilkinson County, Jr.
OL - Tocorian Sams, Twiggs County, Sr.
OL - Bruce Watkins, Hancock Central, Sr.
Ath - Jam Morris, First Presbyterian Day, Jr.
Ath - Delarrion Milner, Georgia Military, Sr.
Ath - Jermaine Berry, Warren County, So.
DB - Ryan Lindsey, First Presbyterian Day, Sr.
DB - Antonio Clark, Aquinas, Sr.
DB - Nick Bentley, Georgia Military, Sr.
DB - Kenan Baker, Twiggs County, Sr.
DB - Jamerious Edwards, Hancock Central, Sr.
DB - Moses Crockett, Wilkinson County, Sr.
LB - Devontae Williams, Wilkinson County, Sr.
LB - BJ Davis, Wilkinson County, Sr.
LB - Jermaine Reynolds, Hancock Central, Sr.
LB - Jalen Smith, Lincoln County, Sr.
LB - John Morris, Aquinas, Sr.
LB - Quez Woodard, Twiggs County, Sr.
DL - Derian Meminger Hancock Central, Sr.
DL - Andy Ray Wengrows, Lincoln County, Sr.
DL - Parker Williams, Georgia Military, Jr.
DL - Caleb Samuel, First Presbyterian Day, Sr.
DL - Brandon Cox, First Presbyterian Day, Sr.
DL - Torrez Wentz, Warren County, Sr.
DL - Shalom Alvarez, Aquinas, Sr.
DL - Napolean Williams, Aquinas, Jr.
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The offseason typically brings between 70 and 100 head coaching hires. Here are the 28 schools that we know about that are making changes:
*Armuchee - Preston Cash
*Bacon County - Hildrick Garrison
*Baldwin - Dexter Copeland
*Cedar Shoals - Chris Davis
*Chattooga - Clay Livingstone (Hired: Charles Hammon)
*Coahulla Creek - Jared Hamlin
*Cook - Ken Cofer
*East Coweta - Clint Wade
*Fannin County - Greg Chambers
*Forest Park - John Diehl
*Hampton - New school
*Heritage (Conyers) - Mike Parris
*Heritage (Ringgold) - Tim James
*Jenkins County - Ashley Harden
*LaGrange - Donnie Branch (Hired: Dialleo Burks)
*Lovejoy -Al Hughes (Hired: Edgar Carson)
*McIntosh County Academy - Keith Gosse
*Mount de Sales - Robert Slocum (Hired: Keith Hatcher)
*Mount Zion (Jonesboro) - Ervin Starr
*Oconee County - Mitch Olson
*Ola - John Kovzel
*Parkview - Cecil Flowe
*Rockmart - Dan Duff (Hired: Ben Turner)
*Toombs County - Steve Versprille
*Twiggs County - Jeb Stewart
*Upson-Lee - Tommy Watson
*Winder-Barrow - David Wagner
*Woodland (Stockbridge) - Scott Schmitt
Answer to Thursday's question: The head coach of Griffin's 1978 state championship team was Lloyd Bohannon. The player on that team who became a U.S. Olympian and Super Bowl champion was Willie Gault.
"Remember the five P's - Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance."
- Gainesville coach Bruce Miller
"Finish the drill."
- Warren County coach Cherard Freeman
GHSF Daily asked coaches during the offseason if they have a favorite quote, saying or motto. We'll run a different one each day. Coaches are invited to add to our list.
First round
North Cobb 60, Luella 18
Colquitt County 41, Newnan 10
Peachtree Ridge 59, Lassiter 20
Dacula 36, West Forsyth 31
Lovejoy 27, Marietta 23
Lowndes 38, East Coweta 10
Norcross 28, Etowah 0
Brookwood 35, Lambert 16
Hughes 34, Valdosta 20
McEachern 36, Newton 21
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Lincoln Center Theater hosts the New York premiere of the explosive new drama Disgraced, starring Aasif Mandvi. Hear from the cast about what Disgraced has to say about race and politics in post 9/11 NYC.
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During the war, he was captured as a POW in Germany; he said they worked you all day just to break you. He recalled seeing other prisoners killed, wondering if he would be next. When you tell him thank you for serving, he simply replies, "That's just what you do." Pictured with Prickett are Jay Echols, Sheila Rogers, Hollie Hanvey, Jeannie McLain, Donna Honaker and Lynne Horn of Gentiva Home Health.
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He was shipped to St. Lo, France, where he was severly wounded in action on July 31, 1944. He was hospitalized for the months, retrained one month, and sent to Gemany Nov. 16, 1944.
He was moved to the Belgium Bulge in support of pinned down troops, and seriously wounded on Jan. 13, 1945. After being hospitalized four months, he went back to his old division and was discharged Nov. 10, 1945.
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Cosmic Pluto Knits Cosmic Pluto Monday Morning Cardigan
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Throw on this cardigan and be ready to face your week! Classic style and feminine shaping make Monday Morning a great sweater for work, play, or whatever comes your way.
Knit seamlessly from the bottom up, with a beautiful slipped stitch pattern that lies flat and doesn't contract like ribbing. Three-quarter sleeves stay out of your way, and visually interesting waist shaping enhances your curves!
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Yarn: Worsted Weight, with 220 yards per 100g skein: 5 (5, 6, 6)(7, 8, 9, 10) skeins
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You Need a Budget – YNAB is an excellent product that supports the good money management principle of planning your spending. The software is based on 4 foundational rules: 1) Assign every dollar a job to take control of your money; 2) save for a rainy day; 3) roll with punches (replenish overspent categories with funds from other categories); 4) stop living paycheck to paycheck (defer earnings for next month to get ahead). You can track your net worth, easily split spending transactions, import transactions from your bank accounts and schedule spending or bills that occur regularly.
Quicken – Quicken is certainly one of the more well-known software packages providing a strong legacy of home money management software features. It continues to serve money managers well with four different products that build upon each other: Deluxe (basic money management), Premier (Deluxe + investment management), Home and Business and Rental Property Manager. Quicken functionality includes budgeting, bank and credit card management, automatic transaction categorization, bill planning and investment tracking and performance against the market. This is a solid choice with a well rounded set of money management features installed directly to your computer.
Mvelopes Personal – I've used Mvelopes for several years and it has yet to disappoint me as excellent personal money management software. Mvelopes provides the ability to create electronic envelopes that work like the classic envelope budgeting system. You fund your envelopes each month with your income. Transactions are downloaded from your banks and assigned to envelopes, decreasing the balance as you spend. With Mvelopes, you can transfer money from envelope to envelope, set up a debt repayment plan, use online bill pay and access Mvelopes from your mobile phone.
PowerWallet - PowerWallet provides a combination of personal finance software, bill management, online offers and deals into one product. This online service is completely free to users and only takes a few minutes to get set up and begin using it. PowerWallet reads the accounts you link (no data stored on the PowerWallet servers) so you can manage spending, bills, credit cards and investments. You can create plans per category and see how you're doing overall on the dashboard page. PowerWallet offers deals, called PowerSavers, based on your spending habits. PowerSavers show up in your list and offer additional ways to save money. You can also get daily deals and other offers using the Perks features. Finally, PowerWallet has a point system that rewards users for adding accounts, creating a plan and more. Points are just rolling out so it's yet to be determined how you can use them. Overall, if you're looking for a free and easy to use product that combines budgeting, deals and bill management, PowerWallet is a solid choice.
Mint – Mint is by far the most popular and well-known home money management software available today. Mint brings all your financial information into one place which often includes savings, checking, investments, auto and mortgage. You can set up a budget and track spending against financial goals. Mint also helps you know how much money is left for each of your budget categories and it's all accessible from your iPhone. Mint also helps you save money by reviewing your spending and making recommendations.
PocketSmith – PocketSmith has a unique approach of helping you budget while utilizing a calendar. The calendar forecasts your cash flow needs into the future. You can schedule all your financial events such as income, bill pay, other expenses and make them recur throughout each month as often as needed. A lot of people prefer something visual, such as a calendar, when managing financial activities. PocketSmith's unique approach is appealing to a lot of people.
Moneydance – Moneydance provides a simple and easy to use interface to manage your money. This product keeps it simple and straight forward with functionality that includes budgeting, online banking integration to download transactions, nice graphing to look at your money from a visual perspective, reminders, portfolio tracking, and an iPhone application to manage your money from anywhere. Interestingly, this product scales quite well internationally with users in 75 countries! Finally, the home page provides a comprehensive overview of your finances which includes account balances and upcoming expenses.
PearBudget – PearBudget was born out of a budgeting and spending tracking spreadsheet created by husband and wife. It hit the internet and was an instant download success that led to the development of the web-based version. Choose your own categories for your budget, manage regular and irregular spending, is based on classic envelopes budgeting, easy to use interface and includes a step by step guide to help you get started in 10 minutes.
Yodlee Money Center – Behind the scenes, Yodlee software is the engine for many financial institutions and account aggregation. Mint used them before being sold to Intuit so you know it has a solid foundation. It is an online budget tool that lets you view your expenses and income in one place. You'll get all the core money management features with this product including linking to your financial institutions, account balance tracking, net worth, budget creation, alerts, bill pay and a real estate center. Yodlee does all the basics well and did I mention it is free?
AceMoney – AceMoney is a comprehensive personal finance manager that has features to help you manage personal finances at home or account for a small business. It can download transactions from your financial institution, create and manage budgets, investment tracking and performance, can handle multiple currencies, bill tracking and plan your debt pay off and mortgage with debt calculators. You can also budget by category, subcategory and set spending limits.
Perhaps you've used one or more of these products? If so, which do you think is the best money management software?


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Older Americans are enjoying more active lifestyles than ever before. While this is great news, there are physical effects of the aging process that are not cause for celebration. An aging spine can lead to a variety of conditions that may affect your ability to enjoy your golden years. Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Dr. Jeff Jacobson, who practices at Suburban Hospital, discusses one of these conditions: lumbar spinal stenosis.
What is spinal stenosis?
Stenosis means a narrowing of a vessel or channel in the body. Spinal stenosis occurs when there is a narrowing of the spinal canal, which puts pressure on the spinal cord and nerves, causing pain.
Stenosis can occur at any level of the spine: cervical, thoracic or lumbar. Lumbar stenosis is the more common form of spinal stenosis. Lumbar spinal stenosis is a degenerative condition in the lumbar section of the spine. It is a form of arthritis in the spine that results in the compression of the spinal nerves that run down the legs.
Are some people more at risk for lumbar spinal stenosis?
The disorder affects males and females equally and is most common in those older than 55 years of age. As individuals live longer and stay physically active longer, more people are seeking treatment for lumbar spinal stenosis.
What are the symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis?
Symptoms include pain that radiates through the buttocks and down one or both legs, numbness in the legs and feet, and a feeling of fatigue and heaviness with standing or walking that is relieved by sitting. The condition is often, although not always, associated with lower back pain as well. In severe cases, bladder and bowel functions may be affected.
What should I do if I am experiencing symptoms?
Your first call should be to your primary care physician. It's important to rule out other conditions such as vascular insufficiency or peripheral neuropathy. Blockage of arteries to the legs can cause symptoms similar to stenosis, although back pain is rarely involved. Nerve problems such as diabetic neuropathy can cause leg and foot numbness and tingling.
The management of spinal stenosis for non-surgical patients can often be handled by your internist, by a pain specialist, or by a physician who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation. In many cases, spinal stenosis can be managed with medications and physical therapy as well as lifestyle changes that include modified exercises. It's also important to plan your activities so that you are able to sit down when needed.
Specific medications include anti-inflammatory medicine (e.g., ibuprofen and naproxen) and muscle relaxants, as well as medications that alter the transmission of nerve impulses, such as gabapentin or Lyrica. Narcotic analgesics are not, often, helpful in the management of symptoms due to stenosis.
Ironically, some exercises that involve extension and strengthening may actually exacerbate symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis, whereas flexing exercises relieve symptoms.
When should I see a specialist and what will the specialist do?
When symptoms become progressive and begin to interfere with your enjoyment of life, when you can't sleep through the night, or you become incapacitated by your symptoms, it's time to get a firm diagnosis and to see a spinal surgeon.
The best diagnostic tool is an MRI of the lower spine. A CT scan may be used but this is a secondary option to an MRI. X-rays of the patient standing and bending forward and backward are also helpful. It's best to have these test results in hand when seeing a specialist. Treatment recommendations are based on your history, your neurological exam, and the degree to which the spinal stenosis is affecting your life.
Initially I might recommend a trial of epidural steroid injections to reduce inflammation of the nerves that is caused by the stenosis. I often recommend physical therapy along with epidural injections to help with flexibility and strengthening of the muscles that support the spine. Many of my patients have also found that acupuncture is helpful with symptom management and some patients feel they benefit from the services of a chiropractor or osteopathic manipulation.
When should surgery be considered?
For patients who are significantly symptomatic, surgery offers the best long-term improvement in symptoms. The goals of surgery are twofold: The first goal is to decompress the spinal nerves and open up the spinal channel. The second goal is to maintain the mechanical stability of the spine.
In terms of the overall success rates for surgery, between 80 and 85 percent of patients who undergo surgery feel they have benefited from the procedure.
What does surgery involve?
There are three surgical options for the treatment of lumbar spinal stenosis. The first option involves lumbar decompression alone. This entails an operation where we remove bone and ligament and shave down the joints to free up the spinal nerves.
The second surgical option involves lumbar decompression along with spinal fusion. This surgery is recommended for patients who exhibit significant abnormal motion in the spine or who require such a significant amount of decompression that it would leave them unstable.
The third surgical option is lumbar decompression and stabilization using non-fusion technology. We use a coflex® device, which is a titanium spring-like mechanism that gives stability to the spine while maintaining motion.
Where do you perform surgery and what do I need to know about recovery time and risks?
All the procedures are performed at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland. Typical hospital stays range from overnight to three days if the surgery includes spinal fusion. For the more extensive procedures, treatment may also include time at a rehabilitation facility. Recovery time is typically three to four weeks.
The risks of surgery include the same risks that would pertain to any operation, including complications from the anesthesia and infection. Nerve damage is a rare complication.
Can the symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis recur after surgery?
While the likelihood of recurrence is not high, a patient can develop the same problem at different areas in the spine. Recurrence is more common for patients who have undergone fusion due to increasing stress above and below the site of the fusion. These areas of the spine may break down faster.
Will I end up in a wheelchair?
Those individuals who neglect their symptoms may become more immobile. That's why it's important not to ignore any symptoms such as weakness in the legs or unsteadiness when walking. A significant number of symptomatic patients can live their lives without surgery but these individuals must treat the condition and modify their behaviors.
Can lumbar spinal stenosis be prevented?
Lumbar spinal stenosis is a progressive condition that cannot be prevented. The goal of treatment is to minimize symptoms. While spinal stenosis cannot be cured, it can be managed.
About Dr. Jeff Jacobson
Dr. Jacobson recently joined the Johns Hopkins neurosurgical team practicing at Suburban Hospital. His career spans 30 years of neurosurgical practice in the Bethesda and Washington, D.C. area, focusing on both cranial and spinal problems. He has a special interest in skull base tumors, especially acoustic neuromas, as well as cervical arthroplasty, cervical spinal trauma management and spinal reconstruction. Dr. Jacobson received his medical degree from the George Washington University School of Medicine and completed his residency in neurosurgery at the George Washington University Hospital. He is a clinical associate and adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University.
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as he can use Leech Seed which, in conjunction with Vaporeon's massive HP stat, will heal huge amounts of damage he may have taken.
I think there should be a comma there.
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In the "Gravity Users" section, in the analysis for Forretress, the word "get" is repeated, probably as a result of a typo.
There should be only one "get."
Also, in the same article, in the section "Team Building" and the subsection "Defensive Teams," there is a comma which is not followed by a space.
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In addition, in the same article, in the section "Team Building" and the subsection "Offensive / Balanced Teams," there are two words without a space between them.
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Alright, well here are a few more in the same article.
There should be a space after the comma.
There should be a space between the words "the" and "Defense," "with" and "Dusclop's," and "impressive" and "defenses."
There should be a space after the comma.
Gravity set has Will-o-Wisp instead of Will-O-Wisp.
It only lists "Counters". Change it to "Checks and Counters"
Since I think Iron Fist should be the main ability at least on the SD and CB sets, I'm awaiting a QC member reply to change the writeup a bit.
fixed, thanks
I was gonna edit the other post but Fate is a ninja so yeah, fixed xD
Standard set AD: it allows it to withstand some weaker ones, such as non-STABFocus Blasts from Reuniclus,
There is a missing space between STAB and Focus Blasts.
The choice band set for ttar is missing 4 evs.
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For Petilil: the ingame trade for it early on is exclusive to Black version.
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"Despite the sheer threat presence this set has, it can useless against most other things still be stopped by most dedicated physical walls - other Arceus, Lugia, Skarmory, and Giratina."
some grammar errors in exteme killer set, last paragraph.
also the virizon analysis states "If one wants Virizion to act as a mixed sweeper, a Work Up set is a viable option" even though it's alrady listed as one of the options
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and this is mostly because he doesn't fit onto any off the traditional teams that are used.
Should be "of", not "off"
Don't be fooled by Donphan's current placement in UU
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It sure got toasty in a hurry.
Some of you are probably worried about your tomato plants in this heat. It's a good idea to make sure they get plenty of water so they give you plenty to eat come harvest.
Depending on your garden setup, watering plants can be a time-consuming chore. And if you're not careful, you can waste a lot of water and a lot of money.
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Fortunately, we got a great tip from Doug Burton in Nazareth, who has a clever way to save time, water and money in your tomato garden.
Before we give his tip, we want to share something else about Doug. He's friends with Ed "Pretzel Salt Dude" Wanamaker, our first-ever King of Cheap. Ed saves salt from the bottom of pretzel bags. He sprinkles some of it on his heirloom tomatoes.
We just wanted to let you know Doug keeps good company so you have more faith in his tip.
"Spencer, not sure if you want to let the other Lehigh Valley Cheapsters know my trick on saving water," Doug said. "I use a vegetable/soup can and put it in the ground next to the tomato plant. This way when I water, the water gets to the roots and you do not waste water going from the ground level all the way down to the root area."
Doug cuts off the top and bottom of the can. Make sure you have a can that has a lip on top and bottom so you can cut the bottom off. Some cans are round on the bottom, so you can't get a can opener on it. You can probably take a hacksaw to one of those to cut the bottom off if you're eager to try this and you only have cans with round bottoms.
Doug plants the can in the dirt next to the tomato plant, leaving the top of the can at ground level. Then when he's watering, he just fills the can and the water seeps down deep to the roots. When you water at the surface, you use a lot more water because you have to saturate the ground from the top down to get to the roots.
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Known more commonly by his online screen name, LittleKuriboh, Martin is most well-known for his online parody fan-series, Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series (often shortened to YGO: TAS), meant to be a parody poking fun at the original Yu-Gi-Oh! animation. His work has since spawned an entire genre of "abridged series" on the internet, with other fans now making abridged series of various other shows. Aside from writing all the scripts and producing the videos, LittleKuriboh is known for providing most of the voices for most of the characters in the show (sometimes with additional help from others).
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