Buford at Mill Creek

When, where: 7 p.m. Friday, Markham Field at Mill Creek Community Stadium, Hoschton

Records, rankings: Buford is 6-0 overall, 1-0 in Region 8-7A and No. 1; Mill Creek is 6-0, 1-0 and No. 2.

Last meeting: Buford won 39-27 in 2022.

Watch the game: On television on ESPN2.

Things to know: This is the 10th regular-season game in GHSA history between No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the highest classification. Mill Creek was involved in the most recent one in 2021, when the Hawks lost to No. 1 Collins Hill, the eventual Class 7A champion. The No. 1 team is 5-4 in these games. In the 2022 Buford-Mill Creek game, Buford never trailed, and Justice Haynes, now at Alabama, rushed for 214 yards. This season, Buford is passing for twice as many yards as it is rushing, which is unprecedented in Buford annals. Dylan Raiola, a five-star recruit committed to Georgia, has completed 66.1% of his passes for 1,310 yards and 14 touchdowns without an interception. Six TD passes have gone to K.J. Bolden, a five-star prospect committed to Florida State. Bolden also excels at safety. LB Jadon Perlotte, another top-50 national recruit, is the Wolves’ leading tackler. Mill Creek didn’t lose another 2022 game after Buford last season and won its first state title. Cam Robinson, a 1,000-yard rusher for that team, has run for 945 yards this season, topping 200 three times. Shane Throgmartin, a new starter at quarterback, is 70-of-92 passing for 878 yards and 13 touchdowns. Trajen Greco has six TD receptions and leads Mill Creek’s secondary. He’s committed to Georgia Tech. The winner of this game has a 99.9% chance of winning Region 8-7A, according to the computer Maxwell Ratings.

Colquitt County at Camden County

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Chris Gilman Stadium, Kingsland

Records, rankings: Colquitt County is 6-0 overall, 0-0 in Region 1-7A and No. 4; Camden County is 6-1, 1-0 and unranked.

Last meeting: Colquitt County won 49-21 in 2022.

Watch the game: Online at Hudl.

Things to know: Camden County and Valdosta, who won their region openers last week, are the leading contenders to challenge Colquitt County, the defending region champion. Colquitt has beaten Camden nine consecutive times. The 2021 game went overtime. In 2022, Colquitt led 35-7 at halftime, and Neko Fann passed for 270 yards. Fann is back, and he has thrown for 1,431 yards and 18 touchdowns this season. Ny Carr, who committed this week to Miami, has 37 receptions for 720 yards and 12 touchdowns. Camden, which employs the wing-T offense, is a two-to-one running team. Jaden Dailey has rushed for 603 yards and 10 touchdowns. Camden is 6-0 when rushing for 200 yards, but all of Camden’s victories also have included at least one TD pass while the lone loss, to Brunswick, did not. Camden ranks eighth in Class 7A in points allowed (14.3 per game). Colquitt ranks second in points scored (46.3).

Elbert County at Rabun County

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium, Tiger

Records, rankings: Elbert County is 6-1 overall, 0-0 in Region 8-A Division II and No. 5; Rabun County is 6-0, 0-0 and No. 4.

Last meeting: Rabun County won 41-21 in 2022.

Things to know: This is a region of three 6-1 teams. The other is No. 7 Commerce. Rabun County has won 50 consecutive region games and eight straight region titles. Rabun also is 7-0 all-time against Elbert County. But most of the key figures in Rabun’s 2022 victory have graduated. Sophomores Ty Truelove (1,270 yards passing) and Reid Giles (722 rushing) are the big threats now along with senior WR/DB Willie Goodwyn (647 receiving, 10 touchdowns). Another sophomore, Noah English, is the leading tackler and starts both ways (373 rushing yards). Elbert County’s average score has been 33-27, so expect lots of points. QB Braydon Scarborough has thrown for 1,250 yards. Jacari Barnett has rushed for 855. Four players have more than 350 yards receiving. Both teams have lost only to larger nearby schools. Rabun’s came to Stephens County 35-0. Elbert lost to Madison County 55-35.

Fellowship Christ. at Athens Acad.

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Slaughter Field, Athens

Records, rankings: Fellowship Christian is 4-2 overall, 1-0 in Region 8-2A and No. 9; Athens Academy is 4-2, 1-0 and No. 10.

Last meeting: Fellowship Christian won 28-6 in 2022.

Watch the game: Online at NFHS Network.

Things to know: Three Region 8-2A teams have not lost a region game. The other is Union County (5-1, 1-0). The computer Maxwell Ratings give Athens Academy (59.2%) the best chance to emerge with the title, followed by Fellowship (26.8%). That’s despite Fellowship’s standing as the defending champion. Both teams have young stars. Fellowship sophomore RB C.J. Givers has rushed for 688 yards and 10 touchdowns. He rushed for more than 1,000 yards last season as a freshman. Junior OL/DL Josh Petty is a top-50 national recruit with three sacks and four tackles for losses on defense. Josh Milhollin, a senior committed to Army, has 24 receptions for 418 yards. Athens Academy’s offensive leaders are junior QB Hampton Johnson (1,493 yards passing), junior Jamari Welch (663 rushing), junior Jeremiah Wingfield (502 rushing) and freshman Keyon Standifer (429 receiving).

Hiram at Cartersville

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Weinman Stadium, Cartersville

Records, rankings: Hiram is 6-1 overall, 1-1 in Region 7-5A and No. 8; Cartersville is 7-0, 2-0 and No. 4.

Last meeting: Cartersville won 44-26 in 2022.

Watch the game: On television on GPB and online at NFHS Network.

Things to know: Cartersville is the only team without a region loss in 7-5A and is 67-1 in region games since 2011. But that’s deceiving in the context of the current region, which has five currently or formerly ranked teams. Cartersville has gotten by Calhoun 21-17 after trailing 17-0 and Cass 21-14 in overtime. Hiram has beaten Dalton 49-19 but lost last week to Calhoun 56-35. Hiram is averaging 44.3 points, which is No. 1 in Class 5A. The Hornets rush for 277.6 yards per game with Kaden Hamilton (701 yards, 13 touchdowns) leading the way. Hiram has three major Division I players across its line – TE Walter Matthews (Southern Cal), OT Clinton Richard (Wake Forest) and OT Jameson Riggs (Georgia Tech). Cartersville is Class 5A’s No. 2 team in points allowed (9.1). The offense is well-balanced. In six games, the Hurricanes have rushed for more than 100 yards five times, passed for more than 100 yards five times and scored running and passing five times. Their only major Division I recruit is Malachi Toliver, an offensive lineman committed to Georgia. In the 2022 game between these teams, Cartersville broke open a tight game with a 17-point fourth quarter.

McEachern at Marietta

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Northcutt Stadium, Marietta

Records, rankings: McEachern is 3-4 overall, 1-0 in Region 3-7A and unranked; Marietta is 2-5, 1-0 and unranked.

Last meeting: Marietta won 34-16 in 2022.

Things to know: Marietta has played Georgia’s third-toughest schedule in any class. McEachern has played the sixth-toughest. So their W-L records haven't dimmed their goals of winning region titles and playoff games. Marietta has lost to four of Class 7A’s top 10 teams. Chase McCravy, a four-year starter, has thrown for 1,061 yards this season. McEachern opened 0-4 under new coach Kareem Reid but has three wins since, including a 24-21 decision over previously unbeaten Harrison last week to open region play. Jayreon Campbell rushed for 165 yards and three touchdowns. McEachern had only 23 passing yards, but QB Jaydon Kinney has had big games too (243 yards passing and two touchdowns vs. Valdosta and 228 yards and four touchdowns vs. Tucker, both victories). Marietta has won the past two meetings in the series, but McEachern won 12 of the previous 13.

Peach County at Mary Persons

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dan Pitts Stadium at Mitchell Field, Forsyth

Records, rankings: Peach County is 2-4 overall, 0-0 in Region 2-3A and unranked; Mary Persons is 6-1, 1-0 and No. 4.

Last meeting: Peach County won 35-18 in 2022.

Watch the game: Online at NFHS Network.

Things to know: Mary Persons enters region play as the 2-3A favorite, but Peach County is the defending champion with a deceiving record. Peach’s losses have come to larger schools, all ranked at some point this season. Peach defeated its lone 3A opponent, then-No. 10 Carver of Atlanta, 36-18 in its most recent game. It’s still a bit of a rebuilding year for Peach, in its first season with coach Marquis Westbrook, who won two state titles at Warner Robins. He had a two-year starting quarterback transfer out, but the new guy, D.J. Hudson, has thrown for 892 yards and 13 touchdowns and rushed for 376. Mary Persons’ lone loss is to Spalding, the No. 5 team in Class 4A. The Bulldogs have beaten three region favorites (Northeast, Trinity Christian and Prince Avenue Christian). Duke Watson has rushed for 1,161 yards and 21 touchdowns this season and 4,629 and 62 for his career. Peach County has won 11 of the past 12 in the series.

Peachtree Ridge at North Gwinnett

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Tom Robinson Memorial Stadium, Suwanee

Records, rankings: Peachtree Ridge is 6-0 overall, 2-0 in Region 7-7A and unranked; North Gwinnett is 5-2, 3-0 and unranked.

Last meeting: North Gwinnett won 35-7 in 2022.

Watch the game: Online at Hudl.

Things to know: These teams, plus Norcross (5-1, 2-0), are the runaway leaders in Region 7-7A. Unlike the other two, Peachtree Ridge is unfamiliar with region titles since 2008. The Lions had  won 13 games total in the five seasons before hiring Matt Helmerich in 2022. They’re 12-5 since and 6-0 for the first time in school history. Peachtree Ridge is outstanding in its skill players. Sophomore QB Darnell Kell has passed for 1,323 yards and 17 touchdowns. Sophomore RB Sedric Addison has rushed for 342 yards. Myles Abernathy, a 6-foot-4 senior wide receiver, has eight TD receptions. North Gwinnett, according to the Maxwell Ratings, is more than 10 points better than anybody Peachtree Ridge has played so far. North Gwinnett is also the defending region champion. Ryan Hall has passed for 1,226 yards and 15 touchdowns and rushed for 463 yards and six touchdowns. Julian Walters has rushed for 532 yards. North Gwinnett’s leading tackler is junior DE/LB Cole Funderburk, who has several major Division I offers. North Gwinnett’s four leading tacklers are underclassmen.

Pierce County at Toombs County

When, where: 8 p.m. Friday, Booster Stadium/The Pit, Lyons

Records, rankings: Pierce County is 5-1 overall, 1-1 in Region 3-2A and No. 5; Toombs County is 7-0, 3-0 and No. 3.

Last meeting: Pierce County won 31-28 in 2022.

Things to know: This game might decide the Region 3-2A championship, but it’s complicated. There are three top-10 teams in this region. The other is No. 4 Appling County, which beat Pierce County 17-14 but lost to Toombs 31-28, both decided by last-minute field goals. Toombs becomes the clear favorite with a victory this week, but Pierce will capture critical tiebreaker assets if it wins by more than three points. And then there’s unranked Vidalia (4-2, 2-0), also undefeated in region play, but that’s down the road. Toombs is a big-play team. QB T.J. Stanley has thrown for 1,273 yards, averaging 21.9 yard per completion. Top receivers are Lagonza Hayward (13-436-5) and Keshon Deloach (17-346-4). Pierce’s offense goes through QB Caden McGatha, who has passed for 797 yards and 13 touchdowns and rushed for 544 yards and six touchdowns. Pierce has run and passed for more than 100 yards in five of six games and scored rushing and passing touchdowns in all six.

West Forsyth at Lambert

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Longhorn Stadium, Suwanee

Records, rankings: West Forsyth is 5-1 overall, 1-0 in Region 6-7A and unranked; Lambert is 6-0, 1-0 and unranked.

Last meeting: Lambert won 20-3 in 2022.

Watch the game: Online at NFHS Network.

Things to know: These are two of the three Region 6-7A teams without a region loss. The other is Milton, the defending champion. These are Forsyth County’s two best teams, according to the Maxwell Ratings. In their 2022 game, the score was 3-3 at halftime, but Lambert controlled the second half and won in the series for the first time since 2017. Lambert is more the passing team of the two. Marshall Coleman, a junior first-year starter, has thrown for more than 1,200 yards. Cameron Bland rushed for 108 yards and two touchdowns and had 113 yards receiving and a touchdown last week against Forsyth Central. West Forsyth has been the more balanced team. Foster Orris has rushed for 711 yards and 10 touchdowns. Sophomore QB Max Walraven has thrown for 727 yards and rushed for 199. West Forsyth is the alma mater of Georgia players Oscar Delp and Dylan Fairchild, but neither team has a major Division I senior recruit this season. West Forsyth’s loss this season came to Marietta 20-19.

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On TV

Today

*Midland Valley, S.C., at Aiken, S.C., 7 p.m., WJBF MeTV 6.2 (Augusta)

Friday

*Buford at Mill Creek, 7 p.m., ESPN2

*Hiram at Cartersville, 7:30 p.m., GPB

*Pickens at Gilmer, 7:30 p.m., ETC TV 3 (Ellijay)

*Woodland, S.C., at Hampton County, S.C., 7:30 p.m., WSAV-CW (Savannah)

*North Paulding at Harrison, 8 p.m., Peachtree Sports Network

Today’s interviewee is Therrell coach and alumnus B.J. Jamison, whose Class 2A team is 5-1, the Panthers’ best start since 2002, Jamison’s own senior season. In 2022, Jamison led Therrell to a 6-4 finish and first winning season since 2002. He became head coach in 2021. Jamison had been on staffs at Douglas County and Hughes. He played cornerback at Tennessee Tech.

B.J. Jamison, Therrell head coach

1. What was the story behind taking the job two years ago? What did you like about the job? “When I got into coaching, I always told myself I want to coach at Therrell. I recall I used to reach out to past head coaches at Therrell about joining their staff in whatever capacity I could all the time. When I got word Therrell was open, I didn’t hesitate to apply. I’ve always wanted to come back to my alma mater since I graduated from high school. This school and community is special to me. My granddad taught at Therrell, and my uncle coached at Therrell. I remember in elementary school catching the bus to Therrell and waiting with my granddad in his class while he finished almost every day. In middle school, I would ride with my uncle to Therrell and stay while he coached, so I’ve been at Therrell all my life. The only thing I liked about the job was that it is home. I didn’t worry about the culture, records or anything. I wanted to get home to help my school and community get to a point where we can celebrate achievements.”

2. What has been the single most important thing that you have done that has turned the program around, where you are having winning seasons? “Made the guys into believers and put a fence around my neighborhood. I pushed these guys hard, and everyone bought into the program. My first-year freshman class, I made them grow up early. I told them they are the future, and they are going to change the program. They believed and have been committed ever since. That group is juniors now and has been the reason for much success. The next important thing was keeping my players in the community. It’s hard when you have larger schools around the area coming into your backyard. I always tell people, since I was in high school, that if every kid who was supposed to go to Therrell went to Therrell, then the athletic program would be unstoppable.”

3. What does your team do on the field that gives you a chance to win every Friday night? What's the team's identity? “Again, it goes back to believing and playing for one another. This group really loves one another, and they play for each other. Every week our guys go into the game confident and believe they can win. We had a little success last season, and they understand what it takes to get back to that point, and their hard work in offseason is showing. Their preparation and work ethic is unbelievable. This a great group of young men.”

4. How has the team's success been embraced by the school and community? “The school and community is starting to believe, and that is a good thing. You start to get people asking when our next game is, and our stands are starting to have a few more people as well. I’m also starting to see more staff coming to support at games. The community has always been supportive of me along with the alumni since I took the job. Our rec program in the neighborhood honored us at their homecoming, which was good for the community and program. I’m glad for the school and community. This is just the start. We want this to become the norm. #COMMIT TO THE T.”

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Today’s featured inductee is former Josey, Tennessee and NFL star Deon Grant. Grant will be inducted into the Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame on Oct. 21 at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta.

Deon Grant

Josey High School Graduate

Deon Grant was the first Georgia football player to win a high school state title (with Josey in 1995), a college national title (with Tennessee in 1998) and a Super Bowl (with the New York Giants in 2011). As a high school junior, Grant was a defensive back/tight end on Josey’s 15-0 championship team and was named the AJC’s Class AAA Defensive Player of the Year. He intercepted eight passes, had more than 100 tackles and caught 14 touchdown passes. As a senior, he had six interceptions and five forced fumbles and made AJC first-team all-state for the second straight year and was named a USA Today All-American. Rated The Sporting News’ No. 9 recruit nationally, Grant signed with Tennessee and was a starting safety as a sophomore on the Volunteers’ 13-0 national champions. As a junior, he was a consensus All-American. The Carolina Panthers drafted Grant in the second round of the 2000 NFL Draft. He played 11 NFL seasons and 176 games with 161 starts playing with the Panthers, Jaguars, Seahawks and Giants. Grant was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 2022. In retirement, Grant has been a captain for The Trust, an NFLPA organization that helps support retired NFL players. His Deon Grant Foundation has given to less fortunate youth in his hometown of Augusta and other cities.

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100 Greatest

GHSA Finals

No. 42: Central (Macon) 21, Douglass 14 (1975 Class 3A)

Points allowed

Here are the top 10 teams in points allowed per game, by classification:

Class 7A

6.0 - Osborne

6.3 - Buford

8.8 - Newton

11.0 - Harrison

12.7 - Peachtree Ridge

12.9 - Carrollton

14.0 - West Forsyth

14.3 - Camden County

14.3 - Wheeler

15.8 - Milton

Class 6A

6.7 - Thomas County Central

8.3 - Rome

11.4 - Roswell

11.7 - Mundy's Mill

12.4 - Lovejoy

12.9 - North Atlanta

13.2 - Woodward Academy

13.4 - Blessed Trinity

13.5 - Dunwoody

13.7 - Gainesville

13.7 - Jonesboro

Class 5A

7.0 - Coffee

9.1 - Cartersville

9.8 - Jefferson

12.4 - Arabia Mountain

12.5 - Greater Atlanta Christian

17.0 - Cass

17.4 - Northgate

17.6 - Harris County

18.1 - Northside (Columbus)

18.3 - Ware County

18.3 - Kell

Class 4A

5.0 - North Oconee

8.3 - East Forsyth

10.7 - Troup

10.9 - Holy Innocents’

13.0 - LaGrange

13.6 - Spalding

13.9 - Northwest Whitfield

14.4 - Cairo

14.4 - Wayne County

14.4 - Starr's Mill

Class 3A

7.4 - Calvary Day

9.9 - Morgan County

10.9 - Stephens County

11.3 - Upson-Lee

11.7 - Lumpkin County

12.6 - Savannah Country Day

14.4 - Douglass

14.6 - Carver (Columbus)

14.9 - Mary Persons

16.0 - Hephzibah

Class 2A

6.2 - Therrell

7.8 - Pierce County

8.0 - Toombs County

8.6 - ACE Charter

11.0 - Thomson

12.7 - North Cobb Christian

13.3 - East Jackson

13.3 - Union County

13.3 - Vidalia

13.7 - Northeast

Class A Division I

5.6 - Swainsboro

9.4 - Bryan County

9.8 - Trion

10.5 - Bacon County

13.9 - Oglethorpe County

14.5 - Dublin

14.9 - Lamar County

15.4 - Commerce

16.1 - Darlington

18.3 - Jasper County

Class A Division II

7.3 - Greene County

8.3 - Manchester

10.3 - Telfair County

10.8 - Taylor County

12.4 - Jenkins County

13.3 - Early County

15.0 - Schley County

15.1 - Lincoln County

15.1 - McIntosh County Academy

15.3 - Lanier County

GIAA

5.7 - Edmund Burke Academy

6.2 - Flint River Academy

6.6 - Bethlehem Christian

8.0 - Bulloch Academy

11.6 - Strong Rock Christian

12.4 - Gatewood

14.3 - St. Anne-Pacelli

15.0 - John Milledge Academy

15.5 - Piedmont Academy

15.6 - George Walton Academy

15.6 - Valwood

Rabun County has won 50 consecutive region games, the longest active GHSA streak of its kind. What school has the second-longest active region winning streak? (Answer Friday)

Answer to Wednesday’s question: Chattanooga’s Javin Whatley, the Southern Conference offensive player of the week, led Rockmart to the Class 2A final in 2018.

Today’s games

Callaway vs. Towers -48

Druid Hills vs. Clarkston -35

Glynn Academy at Grovetown -13

Hapeville Charter vs. Westminster -4

Lanier at Apalachee -42

Stephenson vs. Miller Grove -8

Westside, Macon at Griffin -2

Friday’s games

Alpharetta vs. Lassiter -30

Appling Co. vs. Windsor Forest -42

Athens Acad. vs. Fellowship Christian -8

Bainbridge vs. Shaw -45

Banneker vs. Lithia Springs 0

Benedictine at Southeast Bulloch -40

Bethlehem Christ. vs. Riverside Mil. -50

Bleckley Co. vs. Jefferson Co. -28

Blessed Trinity at Johns Creek -38

Bowdon vs. Christian Heritage -29

Briarwood Acad. vs. Piedmont Acad. -19

Brooks Co. vs. Early Co. -6

Brookstone vs. Crawford Co. -42

Brookwood School vs. Southland Acd. -4

Bryan Co. vs. Screven Co. -30

Bulloch Acad. vs. Thomas Jefferson -41

Burke Co. at Islands -45

Calhoun vs. Woodland, Cartersville -40

Calvary Christian vs. King's Academy -4

Carrollton vs. Pebblebrook -42

Cartersville vs. Hiram -7

Carver, Columbus at Crisp Co. -3

Cedar Grove vs. Douglass -26

Cent. Fellowship at Trinity Chr., Dublin -14

Chapel Hill at Tri-Cities -9

Charlton Co. vs. Atkinson Co. -37

Chattahoochee at Northview -41

Cherokee Bluff at Walnut Grove -19

Clarke Central vs. Heritage, Conyers -22

Clinch Co. vs. Turner Co. -32

Coffee at Statesboro -34

Colquitt Co. at Camden Co. -32

Columbia vs. Eagle's Landing Christian -8

Commerce vs. Athens Christian -55

Cook vs. Berrien -41

Creekside vs. Jackson, Atlanta -27

Creekview vs. Sequoyah -9

Dacula at Central Gwinnett -8

Dade Co. at Coosa -20

Dalton vs. Cass -1

Darlington at Pepperell -5

Deerfield-Windsor vs. Tiftarea Acad. -2

Denmark at South Forsyth -6

Dublin vs. Dooly Co. -11

Duluth vs. Seckinger -21

East Coweta vs. Campbell -38

Edmund Burke vs. Robert Toombs -9

Effingham Co. at Evans -4

Emanuel Co. Institute at Portal -7

Etowah vs. Woodstock -28

Fitzgerald at Jeff Davis -15

Flint River Academy vs. Rock Springs -49

Gainesville at Habersham Central -36

Gatewood vs. Fullington Academy -38

George Walton vs. Loganville Christ. -35

Gilmer vs. Pickens -15

Grayson vs. South Gwinnett -19

GAC at North Springs -41

Hancock Central at GMC Prep -29

Harlem at Richmond Academy -35

Holy Innocents’ vs. Southwest DeKalb -31

Irwin Co. at Pelham -5

Jefferson vs. Flowery Branch -13

Jenkins at Greenbrier -20

John Milledge vs. Stratford Academy -21

Johnson, Gainesville at Towns Co. -17

Johnson Co. vs. Glascock Co. -33

Jones Co. vs. Dutchtown -17

Kell at Cambridge -11

Lake Oconee Acd. vs. Cherokee Christ. -1

Lakeside, Evans vs. South Effingham -2

Lamar Co. at Temple -7

Lambert vs. West Forsyth -10

Macon Co. at Central, Talbotton -48

Madison Co. at Cedar Shoals -34

Manchester vs. Greenville -40

Marion Co. vs. Chattahoochee Co. -20

Marist at South Cobb -48

Mary Persons vs. Peach Co. -32

Mays at Villa Rica -7

McDonough vs. Stone Mountain -39

McEachern at Marietta -6

McIntosh vs. Drew -11

McIntosh Co. Ac. vs. Montgomery Co. -29

Meadowcreek at Discovery -22

Metter at Savannah -41

Mill Creek vs. Buford -6

Milton at Forsyth Central -36

Model vs. Haralson Co. -20

Monroe vs. Dougherty -10

Morgan Co. at Hephzibah -16

Mountain View vs. Collins Hill -6

Newton at Brookwood -38

Norcross vs. Berkmar -49

North Cobb at Wheeler -16

North Cobb Christ. vs. South Atlanta -24

North Gwinnett vs. Peachtree Ridge -7

North Hall vs. Chestatee -44

North Murray vs. Fannin Co. -2

North Oconee at East Forsyth -35

North Paulding at Harrison -1

Northgate vs. Northside, Columbus -24

Ola at Eagle's Landing -22

Osborne vs. Cherokee -8

Parkview vs. Archer -14

Perry vs. Baldwin -17

Pinecrest Acad. vs. Creekside Christ. -42

Rabun Co. vs. Elbert Co. -7

Redan vs. McNair -1

Rockmart vs. Murray Co. -41

Roswell vs. Pope -36

Salem at Cross Creek -11

Sandy Creek vs. Carver, Atlanta -8

Schley Co. vs. Taylor Co. -41

Social Circle vs. Mount Paran Christ. -11

SW Georgia Acad. vs. Augusta Prep -41

Spalding vs. West Laurens -46

St. Anne-Pacelli vs. Strong Rock -34

St. Pius vs. Dunwoody -11

Sumter Co. vs. Dodge Co. -15

Swainsboro vs. East Laurens -41

Tattnall Square vs. Mount de Sales -42

Therrell vs. KIPP Atlanta Collegiate -28

Thomasville vs. Columbus -44

Toombs Co. vs. Pierce Co. -14

Trion at Chattooga -40

Union Co. at Providence Christian -6

Union Grove vs. Locust Grove -1

Upson-Lee at Jackson -19

Valdosta at Richmond Hill -7

Valwood at Terrell Academy -6

Vidalia at Brantley Co. -25

Walton vs. Kennesaw Mountain -49

Ware Co. vs. Bradwell Institute -42

Wayne Co. vs. New Hampstead -3

Wesleyan at Dawson Co. -8

Westfield at Heritage, Newnan -10

Westover vs. Hardaway -15

White Co. vs. West Hall -42

Woodward Academy at Rockdale Co. -44

Other games

Cottondale, Fla. at Baconton

Dunbar, Fla. at Lowndes

Pataula Charter at Abbeville Christ., Ala.