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December 16

We'll return Dec. 26 for one more week of high school football news, highlighted by all-state teams.

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Henry County coach Rozier resigns

Henry County head coach Mike Rozier, who twice won 10 games at a school that had never won a state playoff game, resigned after 11 seasons, the Henry Daily Herald reported Friday.

  

Rozier was 51-67 overall but finished with five straight winning seasons, the best run in school history. His 2007 and 2008 teams finished 10-2.  

  

Rozier coaches three all-state wide receivers in Chris Jackson, Jamal Patterson and Markeith Ambles. Quarterback Drew Little, a senior in 2008, is ranked second all-time in career passing with 8,427 yards.  

  

Henry County was 7-5 in 2011 and upset Thomson 28-7 in the first round of the Class AAA playoffs.  

  

Rozier told the newspaper that coaching in college was a possibility. ''I absolutely want to coach again,'' he said. "I haven't made a decision yet on what I'm going to do. I'm looking into some things.''

 

Eldridge is out at Coffee

Ken Eldridge was let  go as Coffee's head coach on Thursday. He was 21-24 in four seasons.

 

Eldridge, a former Coffee quarterback, led Coffee to a surprising 22-17 upset of  eventual Region 1-AAAAA champion Valdosta on Oct. 14.   

All six of Coffee's losses this season were against Top 10 teams, although three of them - Ware County, Appling County and Fitzgerald - play in lower classifications. Coffee quarterback Will Gardner, who was committed to Louisville, was lost to an injury in the opening game.

 

West Hall hires Woodland assistant Lotti

West Hall hired Woodland of Cartersville assistant coach Tony Lotti, the Gainesville Times reported Thursday. Lotti replaces Mike Newton, who was 12-38 in five seasons.

 

Lotti spent the past three seasons at Woodland. He was on the staff at Union Grove when it started in 2000. 

 

 

 

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Early gauge of the new regions: AAAA

Here are three observations about the regions that will make up Class AAAA in 2012:

 

*Sandy Creek and Carrollton, who met in the 2010 AAA championship game (a 14-7 Sandy Creek victory), will renew their rivalry as members of the new 5-AAAA. They will be joined by Troup, LaGrange and Shaw, giving the region five teams that made the playoffs in 2011.

 

*Class AAA champion Burke County and perennial power Statesboro should dominate in Region 3-AAAA. They are the only two of the 10 teams in the region with winning records over the past five seasons and the only two ranked in the top 32 teams in the new classification, according to the Maxwell Ratings.

 

*The top region, according Maxwell, will be 4-AAAA, which will have no teams rated among the top six but has five teams (Jonesboro, Stockbridge, Griffin, North Clayton and Upson-Lee) that made the playoffs this year and another (Dutchtown) that reached the quarterfinals in 2010. Regions 1, 2 and 5 aren't too far behind.

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Early gauge of the new regions: AAA

Here are three observations about the regions that will make up Class AAA in 2012:

 

*Buford, which has gone 72-3 over the past five seasons playing in a region that includes Greater Atlanta Christian, Lovett, Westminster and Blessed Trinity, is likely to be even more dominant in Region 7-AAA. The Wolves are the highest-rated team in the new Class AAA, according to the Maxwell Ratings, and no other team from the region is in the top 30.

 

*The best region, by far, will be 2-AAA, according to the computers. Peach County and Carver of Columbus, who have combined to go 119-17 over the past five seasons, are both ranked in the top three, and five of the seven teams in the region have averaged at least five victories per season over that span.

 

*Private schools St. Pius, Woodward Academy and Blessed Trinity will form a tough trio in 6-AAA, battling with Cedar Grove for the top spot. All four teams are rated among the 13 best in AAA; no other team from the region is higher than No. 40.

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ALL REGION

3-AAAAA

Player of the year: Aaron Hughes, Windsor Forest

Offensive player of the year: Brice Ramsey, Camden County

Defensive player of the year: Vincent Hollerman, Camden County

Special teams player of the year: J.J. Green, Camden County

Coach of the year: Jason Roundtree, Windsor Forest

 

FIRST TEAM

Offense

QB - Shyheim Roberts, Johnson, Jr.

RB - Juwan Johnson, Groves, Sr.

RB - Terron Bradham , Jenkins, Sr.

RB - Kevonn McKenzie , Camden County, Sr.

OL - Tim Martensen, Camden County, Sr.

OL - Laverne Sumter, Beach, Sr.

OL - Patrick Fogerty, Benedictine, Sr.

OL - Chester Brown, Bradwell Institute, Sr.

OL - Thacker King, Benedictine, Sr.

OL - Mickey Call, Camden County, Jr.

TE - Kavon Freeman, Savannah, Sr.

WR - Tremayne Traywick, Windsor Forest, Sr.

WR - Deion Sanders, Johnson, Sr.

K - Brice Ramsey, Camden County, Jr.

 

Defense

DL - Malachi Singleton, Johnson, Sr.

DL - Willie Vurgess, Beach, Sr.

DL - Devlyn Cousin, Camden County, Sr.

DL - Josh Plummer, Camden County, Sr.

LB - Joseph Patterson, Camden County, Sr.

LB - Jarrad Davis, Camden County, Sr.

LB - Jamari Ford , Windsor Forest, Sr.

LB - Sincere Trinidad, Jenkins, Sr.

DB - Orlando Dixon, Beach, Sr.

DB - Shaquan Brock, Camden County, Sr.

DB - Jamell Burroughs, Jenkins, Sr.

DB - Jovante Spivey, Savannah, Jr.

P - James Deal, Benedictine, Sr.

 

SECOND TEAM

Offense

QB - Larry Murray, Beach, Sr.

RB - Maynard Potter, Beach, Jr.

RB - Allen Hopkins, Camden County, Sr.

RB - Craig Reid, Beach, Jr.

OL - Cody Crosby, Camden County, Sr.

OL - Luke Griffis, Camden County, Jr.

OL - Christian McKinnon, Groves, Sr.

OL - Jovan Saunders, Jenkins, Sr.

TE - Byran Attaway, Camden County, Sr.

WR - Jameel Burroughs, Jenkins, Sr.

WR - Markell McKee, Bradwell Institute, Sr.

WR - Juaris Delarosa, Jenkins, Sr.

WR - Mark James, Windsor Forest, Jr.

K - James Deal, Benedictine, Sr.

 

Defense

DL - Rashamel Lewis, Jenkins, Sr.

DL - Vinson Rouse, Groves, Jr.

DL - John Trotta, Windsor Forest, Sr.

DL - Ira Bragg, Savannah, Sr.

DL - Quaseem Scott, Beach, Sr.

LB - Samard Osborne, Groves, Jr.

LB - Isaac Wright, Beach, Sr.

LB - Sean Scott, Savannah, Sr.

LB - Issac Francis, Johnson, Sr.

DB - Bobby Crider, Benedictine, Sr.

DB - Damien Butler, Camden County, Sr.

DB - Mason Hill, Savannah, Sr.

DB - Malcolm Maxwell, Camden County, Sr.

P - Ashton Wilson, Groves, Jr.

 

Honorable mention

Jovante Spivey, Savannah, Jr.; Marese Cobb, Bradwell, Sr.; Shaquan Brock, Camden County, Sr.; Cacem Jackson, Groves, Sr.; Barron Smith, Savannah, Sr.; Ricky Holman, Groves, Sr.; Algerene McKinnon, Groves, Sr.; Logan Hoffman, Jenkins, Jr.; Aaron Crawford, Windsor Forest, Sr.; Sean Scott, Savannah, Sr.; Corey Register, Camden County, Sr.; Damien Butler, Camden County, Sr.; Mark James, Windsor Forest, Sr.; Keith Pecko, Camden County, Sr.; Jordan Rieling, Camden County, Sr.; Spencer Spellman, Johnson, Sr.; Rasheed Brown, Groves, Sr.; Dartanya Bruin, Groves, Sr.; Justin Robinson, Jenkins, Sr.; Jerome Singleton, Johnson, Sr.; Nick Harris, Windsor Forest, Jr.; Raphael Hardee, Camden County, Jr.; Ihalil Whitt, Bradwell, Sr.

 

1-AAAA

Offensive player of the year: RB Marte Polk, Northside (Warner Robins)

Defensive player of the year: Shamaii Wilburn, Bainbridge

Coach of the year: Brian Way, Warner Robins

 

FIRST TEAM

Offense

QB - Jack Montgomery, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

RB - Marte Polk, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

RB - Brian Sutton, Warner Robins, Sr.

WR - Keshun Hill, Northside (Warner Robins), Jr.

WR - Josh Cabrera, Lee Co., Sr.

TE - Kyle Griffin, Warner Robins, Sr.

C - Drew Foley, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

G - Jim Dart, Warner Robins, Sr.

G - C.J. Haslem, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

T - Greg Farms, Warner Robins, Sr.

T - D.J. Williams, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

AP - Miguel Williams, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

PK - Dillon Mixon, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

 

Defense

DT - Shamaii Wilburn, Bainbridge, Sr.

DT - Josh Chester, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

DE - Anfernee Chatfield, Northside (Warner Robins), Jr.

DE - Daryl McGhee, Bainbridge, Jr.

LB - Trey Payne, Northside (Warner Robins), Jr.

LB - Corey Lockett, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

LB - Moses Allen, Warner Robins, Sr.

DB - Jalen Rountree, Warner Robins, Sr.

DB - Taz Thomas, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

DB - Rodney Glenn, Bainbridge, Sr.

AP - Jonathan Esther, Thomas County Central, Sr.

P - Dillon Mixon, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

RET - Keshun Hill, Northside (Warner Robins), Jr.

 

SECOND TEAM

Offense

QB - Adam Choice, Thomas County Central, So.

RB - James Davis, Thomas County Central, Sr.

RB - Terry Lewis, Bainbridge, Jr.

WR - A'donis Hampton, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

WR - Jalen Rountree, Warner Robins, Sr.

WR - Daryn Carter, Houston County, Sr.

C - Peyton Glass, Thomas County Central, Jr.

G - Brandon Dagley, Houston County, Jr.

G - Andre Jeglinski, Bainbridge, Jr.

T - Dylan Dunbar, Houston County, Sr.

T - Tim Shaw, Bainbridge, Jr.

AP - Kenneth Hurley, Lee Co., Jr.

PK - Kyle Floyd, Warner Robins, Sr.

 

Defense

DT - Austin Roberts, Northside (Warner Robins), Jr.

DT - James Triplett, Hardaway, Sr.

DT - Greg Carswell, Warner Robins, Sr.

DE - Sherkon Wright, Warner Robins, Jr.

DE - Phillip Mitchell, Northside (Columbus), Sr.

LB - Michael Lee, Warner Robins, Sr.

LB - Marshall Mack, Bainbridge, Jr.

LB - Jamez Harris, Bainbridge, Jr.

LB - Derrin Kilgore, Thomas County Central, Jr.

DB - Winston Codling, Thomas County Central, Jr.

DB - James Gardner, Warner Robins, Sr.

DB - Divinci Sanders, Northside (Warner Robins), Sr.

DB - Rodney Levine, Northside (Warner Robins), Jr.

AP - B.J. Cheatem, Bainbridge, Jr.

P - Caleb Floyd, Warner Robins, Sr.

RET - Greg Cooper, Bainbridge, So.

 

1-AAA

Player of the year: Terrell Cason, Cairo

Co-offensive player of the year: Steven Bench, Cairo

Co-offensive player of the year: Charles Stafford, Monroe

Defensive player of the year: Christopher Green, Westover

Coach of the year: Tom Fallaw, Cairo

 

Offense

QB - Bryce Benton, Americus-Sumter

RB - Dalviness Green, Westover

RB - Devine Noel, Monroe

FB - Prince Davis, Cairo

TE - Arthur Robinson, Cairo

WR - Terrevious Hudson, Monroe

WR - Jantavious Carter, Crisp County

OL - Anthony Mosley, Cairo

OL - Dontavious Shuler, Cairo

OL - Hakeem Porter, Monroe

OL - Devin Swann, Westover

OL - Devin Gibson, Worth County

 

Defense

DL - Shykeith Johnson, Americus-Sumter

DL - Vantrell McMillan, Monroe

DL - Randy Wooten, Cairo

DL - Dantavious Jones, Worth County

LB - Paul Davis, Cairo

LB - Anthony Smith, Monroe

LB - Don Mills, Westover

DB - Lavontae Robinson, Worth County

DB - Martinez Reese, Americus-Sumter

DB - Timothy Gurley, Cairo

DB - Marshall Taylor, Crisp County

 

Special teams

P - Ryan Cook, Cairo

PK - Taylor Donaldson, Cairo

RET - Saven Farley, Worth County

 

3-A East

Player of the year: RB Will Austin, Savannah Christian, Sr.

Offensive player of the year: QB Johnathon Chamblee, Savannah Christian, Sr.

Defensive player of the year: DL DeAngelo Brown, Savannah Christian, Sr.

Athlete of the Year: QB Jake Clemens, Calvary Day, Jr.

 

FIRST TEAM

Offense

QB - Michael Peel, Claxton, Sr.

RB - Nick Scott, Bryan County, So.

RB - Jalen Myrick, Savannah Christian, Jr.

WR - Bron Glover, Claxton, Sr.

WR - Jordan Walker, Calvary Day, So.

TE - Milan Richard, Calvary Day, So.

OL - Josh Gay, Savannah Christian, Sr.

OL - Tevin McNeal, Claxton, Sr.

OL - Justin James, Calvary Day, Jr.

OL - Trey Ross, Metter, Sr.

OL - Josh Garland, Savannah Christian, Sr.

OL - J.J. Rowe, Bryan County, Jr.

ATH - Nardo Govan, Savannah Christian, Sr.

PK - Harley Lichtenberg, Savannah Country Day, Jr.

 

Defense

LB - Will Hoskins, Metter, Sr.

LB - Eric Davis, Savannah Christian, Sr.

LB - Zenas Moore, Claxton, Sr.

LB - Matt Soss, Calvary Day, Jr.

LB - Noe Recendez, Metter, Sr.

DL - Michael Burke, Savannah Christian, Jr.

DL - Andre Wilson, Calvary Day, So.

DL - Micah Culbreth, Calvary Day, Jr.

DL - Chakez Love, Claxton, Sr.

DL - Ben Gowens, Bryan County, Sr.

DB - Trey Hines, Claxton, Jr.

DB - Alex Sovchen, Savannah Country Day, Sr.

DB - San Dunning, Calvary Day, Sr.

DB - Hamilton Pirkle, Savannah Country Day, Sr.

P - Mac Miller, Savannah Christian, Sr.

 

SECOND TEAM

Offense

QB - Stuart Sligh, Savannah Country Day, So.

RB - Skylar Strickland, Calvary Day, Sr.

RB - Harry Kato, Metter, Jr.

WR - Ben Johnson, Savannah Country Day, So.

WR - Peontae Scott, Metter, Sr.

TE - Raekwon Love, Bryan County, So.

OL - Stephen Trull, Calvary Day, Sr.

OL - Phillip Abshire, Savannah Christian, Sr.

OL - Darien Jones, Claxton, So.

OL - Matt Hughes, Metter, Sr.

OL - Matt Moore, Savannah Christian, Sr.

OL - Samarie Palmer, Claxton, Jr.

ATH - Zach Grant, Claxton, Fr.

ATH - Keigan Williams, Metter, Sr.

PK - Ty Wilson, Bryan County, So.

 

Defense

LB - Conner West, Metter, So.

LB - Luke Stroud, Calvary Day, Jr.

LB - Hal Davis, Savannah Christian, Sr.

LB - Landon Walls, Savannah Country Day, Jr.

LB - Stephon Fennell, Bryan County, So.

LB - Damion Dixon, Bryan County, So.

DL - Scott Brannan, Savannah Christian, Jr.

DL - Omani Marshall, Savannah Christian, Jr.

DL - Ahmad Johnson, Savannah Christian, So.

DL - Sales Pinckney, Savannah Country Day, So.

DL - Jamari Mason, Metter, Sr.

DB - Wade Benton, Savannah Christian, Fr.

DB - Reagan Jones, Calvary Day, Jr.

DB - Aswon Cauley, Claxton, Sr.

DB - Paul Harris , Bryan County, Jr.

P - Chandler Bennett, Calvary, Jr.

 

Please send all-region teams to GHSF Daily at ghsfdaily@bellsouth.net. We recommend that all-region teams include the year in school of each player. This information may help players get recruited, especially underclassmen. Also, we encourage head coaches to select all-region teams. Typically, only about 60 percent of regions do them. All-region teams give players recognition and exposure to college coaches. They increase their players' chances of making all-state and all-star teams both this season and next.

 

 

 

 

 

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Georgians at QB

There are 24 former Georgia high school players who are quarterbacks for FBS (formerly called Division I-A) schools, according to research by Steve Slay. Two are starters. They are Connor Shaw of South Carolina and Tim Jefferson Jr. of Air Force. Others have started at least one game. Those include Bryan Ellis of UAB and Trey Miller of Navy. Here are the 24:

 

Air Force

Tim Jefferson Jr. (Woodward Academy)

 

Baylor

Andrew Frerking (Wesleyan)

 

Buffalo

Tony Daniel (South Paulding)

 

East Carolina

Rio Johnson (Sandy Creek)

 

Eastern Michigan

Austin Karcher (Fellowship Christian)

 

Georgia

Greg Bingham (Columbus)

Hutson Mason (Lassiter)

Mikey Tamburo (North Gwinnett)

Parker Welch (Wayne County)

 

Georgia Tech

Deonte Fletcher (Heritage-Conyers)

Synjyn Days (Hillgrove)

Demond Smith (Monroe Area)

Darryl Dickey (Ola)

 

Kansas State

Justin Tuggle (Northview)

 

Kent State

Jordan Tarver (Stephenson)

 

LSU

Zach Mettenberger (Oconee County)

 

Middle Tenneseee

Tim Byerly (Chattahoochee)

 

Navy

Trey Miller (Whitefield Academy)

 

Ohio

Ronnie Bell (Sandy Creek)

 

South Carolina

Connor Shaw (Flowery Branch)

 

Tennessee

Nash Nance (Calhoun)

 

UAB

Austin Brown (Flowery Branch)

Bryan Ellis (Peach County)

 

Wake Forest

Brandan Cross (Chattahoochee)

 

Please send all-region teams to GHSF Daily at ghsfdaily@bellsouth.net. We recommend that all-region teams include the year in school of each player. This information may help players get recruited, especially underclassmen. Also, we encourage head coaches to select all-region teams. Typically, only about 60 percent of regions do them. All-region teams give players recognition and exposure to college coaches. They increase their players' chances of making all-state and all-star teams both this season and next.

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There are 21 former Georgia high school players found on rosters who can't be identified with a high school. Have you heard of any of these guys? If so, let us know where they went to high school.

 

Pos., Player (Hometown) - College

TE Norender Robinson (Atlanta) - Clark-Atlanta

DB Travis Porter (Atlanta) - Clark-Atlanta

DB Jonathan Robinson (Atlanta) - Coast Guard

DB Rashad Parson (Atlanta) - Concordia, Ala.

RB Sims Gordon (Atlanta) - Concordia, Ala.

LB Gary Samuel (Conley) - Cumberland, Ky.

FS Fred Howard (Stone Mountain) - Louisburg Junior College, N.C.

DL Eric Willis (Atlanta) - Albany State

RB Louis Manning (Atlanta) - Concordia, Ala.

OL Patrick Thompson (Columbus) - Concordia, Ala.

DL Marcus Gray (Columbus) - Concordia, Ala.

DE Bryant Mosley (Columbus) - Stillman

OL De'Andre Davis (Covington) - Stillman

LB Demarcus Heath (Atlanta) - Concordia, Ala.

OL Michael Stephenson (Atlanta) - Concordia, Ala.

DE Franklyn Holloway (Atlanta) - Stillman

WR Cleveland Andrews (Atlanta) - Concordia, Ala.

SS Larry Harris (Stockbridge) - Stillman

RB Cornelius Frost (Atlanta) - Concordia, Ala.

DL Michael Thomas (Decatur) - West Virginia Tech

DL Frederick Anderson (Marietta) - Morehouse

 

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Ivy Leaguers

North Gwinnett QB Scott Hosch recently committed to play at Harvard next season. With nine, Harvard is the Ivy League school with the most former Georgia high school football players, according to research by Steve Slay. There are 30 former Georgia players on Ivy League rosters this season:

 

Brown

DB Eric Armagost, Starr's Mill

LB Davis Feder, Walker

 

Columbia

TE Hamilton Garner, Duluth

DB Neil Schuster, Marist

OL Dylan Leonard, Ola

RB Marcorus Garrett, Pope

 

Cornell

LB Sawyer Pettit, Gilmer

QB Cole Parker, Lowndes

OL Josh Grider, Oconee Co.

S Brian Gee, St. Pius

DE Justin Harris, St. Pius

 

Dartmouth

K Riley Lyons, Blessed Trinity

TE Eric Wickham, Savannah Christian

RB Greg Patton, Woodward Academy

 

Harvard

RB Treavor Scales, Dunwoody

DB Jason Holdway, Etowah

QB Colton Chapple, GAC

DB Khadi Tshishku, Lakeside (Evans)

RB Zach Boden, Lovett

OL Parker Sebastian, Lovett

DE Zach Hodges, Tri-Cities

DB Norman Hayes, Tucker

DT Matt Lunati, Westminster

 

Pennsylvania

OL Matt Kiefer, Chattahoochee

OL Zach Vrtis, Kennesaw Mountain

LB David Park, North Gwinnett

 

Princeton

DB Blake Clemons, Lovejoy

CB Khamal Brown, Westminster

WR Dylan Jeffay, Westminster

WR Tom Moak, Westminster

 

Yale

None

 

Strength Clinic to be held Jan. 13 at Marietta

The fifth annual Georgia Strength Coaches Association Strength Clinic will be held Jan. 13 at Marietta High School in Marietta. Pre-registration is $50 and runs until Jan. 6. The speaker schedule includes Gary Schofield of Greater Atlanta Christian, Skip Johnston of Warner Robins, Eric Lougas of Westminster, and Brian Grundmeyer of Marietta and many more. A full speaker schedule and secure online payment through PayPal are available at www.gscaclinic.blogspot.com. We will have door-prize drawings for products from our sponsors, which include Power-Systems, Intek, and Quest Nutrition. Lunch will be provided by FCA and refreshments will be available all day. For questions, please contact Jay Floyd at floyd-j@harris.k12.ga.us.

 

McEachern seeking teams to participate in 7 on 7 Invitational

McEachern High School in Powder Springs is inviting teams to participate in its 7 on 7 Invitational, to be held on June 27, 2012. The cost is $300 per team and includes 20 lunches. Teams are guaranteed six 30-minute games, and must have helmets, two colors and physicals for each player. For more information or to register, contact Van Spence at 404-312-1473 or van.spence@cobbk12.org. Deadline for registration is April 16, with a $100 deposit required to hold your spot.