Eziomume leads North Cobb's surge

North Cobb began the season 0-2 with respectable losses to top-10 teams Westlake and Buford. Since then, the Warriors and David Eziomume have turned it on.

With Eziomume rushing for 205, 268 and 326 yards and scoring 10 touchdowns, North Cobb has won three straight, its latest victory against No. 8 Milton 42-27 last week.

As coaches like to say, Eziomume is going to Clemson for a reason. He’s 6 feet, 1 inch and 205 pounds, and he’s run a 10.84 100 meters and long-jumped 19 feet, 7 inches.

Eziomume is GHSF Daily’s Player of the Week. The award, sponsored by Sports Turf, will be presented to him Thursday at his school.

Top five

*Bainbridge WR Antavious Murphy had 13 receptions for 177 yards and two touchdowns in a 35-21 victory over defending Class 5A champion Ware County.

*Douglas County WR/DB James Johnson had 140 all-purpose yards, scored three touchdowns and had eight solo tackles in a 30-27 victory over defending Class 6A champion Hughes.

*Jefferson RB/LB Sammy Brown rushed for 166 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries, caught a 44-yard TD pass, had seven solo tackles, two tackles for losses and five assists and punted three times for a 43.0 average, two downed inside the 20-yard line, in a 22-14 victory over Clarke Central.

*North Cobb RB David Eziomume rushed for 326 yards and four touchdowns on 27 carries in a 42-27 victory over Milton.

*Worth County freshman QB Lyndon Worthy was 18-of-30 passing for 409 yards and six touchdowns in a 44-6 victory over Terrell County. The Georgia High School Football Historians Association has no record of more TD passes by a GHSA freshman.

Best of the rest

*Adairsville QB Jonathan Gough completed 15 of 24 passes for 260 yards and three touchdowns and ran eight times for 30 yards and a score in a 28-26 victory at Ringgold.

*Bowdon WR Kaiden Prothro had five receptions for 183 yards and two touchdowns and returned a kickoff 70 yards for a touchdown in a 42-20 victory over Temple.

*Bremen SS Brody Barrow had 15 tackles, seven for losses, in a 21-14 victory over Ridgeland.

*Burke County ATH Jensen Brantley had 136 yards from scrimmage on 10 touches and scored four touchdowns and made a tackle in a 34-0 victory over Statesboro.

*Calvary Day WR/DB Thomas Blackshear had eight receptions for 112 yards and one of Calvary’s three interceptions in a 42-21 victory over Savannah Christian.

*Chattahoochee WR D.J. Avery had 10 receptions for 120 yards and two touchdowns in a 27-26 loss to Cambridge.

*Coahulla Creek QB Chase Ward was 13-of-20 passing for 158 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 96 yards and two touchdowns on eight carries in a 42-21 victory over Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe.

*Coffee RB Fred Brown rushed for 212 yards and two touchdowns on 29 carries in a 21-0 victory over Richmond Hill.

*Commerce PK Ivy Tolbert made a 32-yard field goal and all five extra points and scored the 100th point of her career in a 38-21 victory over Banks County.

*Creekside RB/DB Roderick McCrary rushed for 178 yards and a touchdown, returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown and had five tackles and two pass breakups in a 49-14 victory over Chapel Hill.

*Crisp County WR Deshaun Fedd had eight receptions for 144 yards and two touchdowns, including the game-winner with 25 seconds left, in a 20-16 victory over Northside of Warner Robins.

*Fayette County ATH Trennedy Whatley rushed for 138 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries and intercepted two passes, one returned for a touchdown, in a 25-12 victory over Riverdale.

*Flint River Academy RB/SS Hunter Waddell rushed for 67 yards and a touchdown on six carries and had four solo tackles and one tackle for a loss in a 40-0 victory over Lakeside of Alabama.

*Flowery Branch WR Jeremiah Ware had seven receptions for 162 yards and four touchdowns and a two-point conversion in a 39-32 loss to Eastside.

*Glynn Academy RB/DB Jayden Ellis was inserted as quarterback in the second half and rushed for 115 yards on 19 carries and scored two touchdowns, one the game-winner in overtime, in a 22-15 victory over Brunswick.

*Gordon Lee RB Peyton Groce rushed for 90 yards and two touchdowns, made seven solo tackles and intercepted two passes in a 21-20 overtime victory over LaFayette.

*Grayson QB J.D. Davis was 21-of-25 passing for 237 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 62 yards and a touchdown in a 40-0 victory over Lowndes.

*Greenville QB Antavious Richardson rushed for 242 yards and scored on runs of 64, 72 and 70 yards in a 24-21 victory over Marion County.

*Heard County LB Antonio Heath had 17 tackles, four tackles for losses and two forced fumbles in a 37-6 victory over Clarkston.

*Houston County WR Ricky Johnson had seven receptions for 115 yards and three touchdowns in a 41-7 victory over Warner Robins.

*Jasper County QB Chevy Sands was 11-of-13 passing for 117 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 119 yards and two touchdowns in a 42-7 victory over Mount Zion of Carrollton.

*Jeff Davis LB Carter Mullis had seven tackles, one tackle for a loss and four assists, blocked a punt and scored his team’s touchdown on a 16-yard reception in a 21-6 loss to Cook.

*LaGrange RB Jonathan Keys rushed for 126 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries in a 35-0 victory over Whitewater.

*Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe LB Payton Simpson had 13 tackles and five assists and returned a fumble 77 yards for a touchdown in a 42-21 loss to Coahulla Creek.

*Lamar County FB Qua Hughley rushed for 188 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries in a 19-7 victory over Social Circle.

*Lambert WR/DB Christian Smith had 11 receptions for 124 yards and three touchdowns and intercepted a pass to clinch a 23-22 victory over East Coweta.

*Lincoln County LB C.J. Crite had 12 solo tackles, three tackles for losses, one blocked punt, one pass breakup and a 45-yard TD reception in a 38-6 victory over Richmond Academy.

*Loganville WR Ahmed Souare had eight receptions for 228 yards and four touchdowns in a 48-40 victory over Heritage of Conyers.

*Lovett QB Preston Lusink was 21-of-33 passing for 244 yards and three touchdowns in a 30-24 loss to Fellowship Christian.

*Lumpkin County RB Mason Sullens rushed for 181 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries in a 49-14 victory over Pickens.

*Mill Creek LB Josh Anglin had two sacks, two tackles for losses, five solo tackles and two pass breakups in a 30-20 victory over Parkview.

*Newnan RB Antevius Berry rushed for 238 yards and two touchdowns on 43 carries in a 21-15 victory over South Paulding.

*Norcross DE Jaylen Brown had nine tackles, seven first hits and five tackles for losses in a 27-20 victory over South Gwinnett.

*North Gwinnett DE Cole Funderburk had six solo tackles, four sacks, two forced-and-recovered fumbles and a defensive touchdown, all in one half, in a 48-7 victory over Berkmar.

*Northeast DB Elijah Johnson had five tackles and an interception returned 100 yards for a touchdown in a 48-6 victory over Southwest.

*Northgate LB Brysen Davis had seven solo tackles, six assists, a tackle for a loss, a fumble recovery and a QB hurry in a 35-14 victory over Veterans.

*Peach County FS Bryson Hughley had three solo tackles and a 42-yard interception return for a touchdown in a 47-6 victory over Hardaway.

*Peachtree Ridge QB Darnell Kelly passed for 201 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 73 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-12 victory over Meadowcreek that made the Lions 6-0 for the first time in history.

*Pierce County QB Caden McGatha was 12-of-16 passing for 172 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 85 yards and two touchdowns on nine carries in a 56-6 victory over Brantley County.

*Prince Avenue Christian freshman WR Hudson Hill had nine receptions for 150 yards and two touchdowns in a 56-20 victory over Pensacola Catholic of Florida.

*Rabun County ATH Reed Giles had 10 rushes for 95 yards and 10 receptions for 96 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-7 victory over Whitefield Academy.

*Ringgold RB Alijah Bradberry rushed for 188 yards and a touchdown in a 29-26 loss to Adairsville.

*Sandy Creek LB Eddie Springer had 12 tackles, three tackles for losses and a fumble recovery in a 46-14 victory over Jackson.

*Schley County LB Jack Clark had six tackles, two sacks, one tackle for a loss, two QB pressures and a fumble forced and recovered in a 34-7 victory over Macon County.

*Therrell WR Quintorion McClendon had four receptions for 159 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-8 victory over South Atlanta.

*Thomas County Central ATH Dee Reddick returned two punts for touchdowns, had three tackles and a forced fumble and caught three passes for 28 yards in a 55-19 victory over Godby of Florida.

*Thomson RB Jamere Roberts rushed for 127 yards and three touchdowns in a 57-29 victory over Washington County.

*Tucker RB Jordan McCoy returned kickoffs 83 and 87 yards for touchdowns, rushed for 107 yards on 24 carries and caught three passes for 67 yards in a 48-42 loss to Stephenson.

*Upson-Lee RB JaQuan Bentley rushed for 190 yards and five touchdowns on 16 carries in a 55-0 victory over Mount Zion of Jonesboro.

*Wesleyan WR Jamie Tremble had eight receptions for a school-record 201 yards and three touchdowns in a 50-28 victory over Gilmer.

*West Laurens QB Ty Cummings rushed for 224 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries in a 44-27 loss to Griffin.

*Wilcox County WR B.J. Gibson had five receptions for 91 yards and three touchdowns, one two-point conversion, an interception returned 54 yards, three tackles and two kickoff returns for 83 yards in a 44-6 victory over Terrell County.

Stephenson

GHSF Daily’s Offensive Line of the Week is Stephenson’s unit of left tackle Jordan Woody, left guard O’Shea Stroman, center Marcus Andrews, right guard Brandon Perkins, right tackle Da’Mario Brown and tight ends Keiron Wright and Romando Craddock. They paved the way for 435 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in a 48-42 victory over Tucker in a game between DeKalb County’s winningest programs this century. Stephenson’s line allowed no sacks and only two negative-yardage plays. The offensive line coaches are Anthony Collins and Robert Hamler. The award, sponsored by Alfa Insurance and the U.S. Army, will be presented to the linemen Wednesday at their school.

Lines of distinction

*Camden County’s offensive line of Anthony Green, Zach Owens, Caden Whitfield, Cayden Thompson, Zach Taylor, Joshua Locklear, Elyiss Williams and DeNigel Cooper was integral in the Wildcats’ 467 total yards (265 rushing with four touchdowns and 182 passing with three touchdowns) in a 47-7 victory over Atlantic Coast of Florida.

*Fellowship Christian’s offensive line of Caden Coffin, Evan Hildebrandt, Caleb Silvers, Josh Petty, Caden Lickovitch and Parker Acrey opened for 248 yards rushing, led by C.J. Shivers’ 198 on 33 carries, in a 30-24 victory over Lovett.

*Lanier’s offensive line of Jared Hill, Anthony Rios, David Arthur, Rylan Haight and Tomas Hernandez with tight ends Ethan Montenegro and Carson Cowart paved the way for 424 total yards (196 rushing, 228 passing) in a 35-14 victory over Habersham Central.

*Lanier Christian’s offensive line of Quinn Winfrey, Rocco Lioi, Joshua Waymack, Titus Lulinski and Asher Acton blocked for three 100-yard rushers – Isaiah Hreuic (131), Shepard Acton (124) and Noah Freeman (101) – in a 34-31 victory over Pinecrest Academy.

*Norcross' offensive line of Rontay Grady, Myron McNeil, Cole Hilsmier, Jaidyn Williams and Kendall Ramsey with tight ends Robert Benson and Michael Straughter blocked for two 100-yard rushers – A.J. Watkins (162) and Kevin Maven (111) – in a 27-20 victory over South Gwinnett.

*North Cobb Christian’s offensive line of Mills Morris, Jaden Lee, Andy Reed, Mike Patterson, Jackson Elbert and Connor Feltault paved the way for 461 total yards (205 rushing, 256 passing) in a 28-0 victory over Washington.

New network for high school sports

Sunday’s launch of Peachtree Sports Network could mean far more high school sports coverage on TV in the coming years.

The network, Gray Television’s newest sports broadcast channel, will debut Sunday on WPCH station 17.2 and on cable station channel 245 for Comcast and Spectrum users.

The channel will focus on live local programming and feature teams from multiple sports across the state. Those will include the College Park Skyhawks in basketball, the Atlanta Gladiators and Savannah Ghost Pirates in hockey, the Georgia Swarm in lacrosse and the Atlanta Hustle in ultimate frisbee.

The network is partnering with Score Atlanta to broadcast high school sports. The first live sporting event will be the Cartersville-Cass football game Oct. 6.

Score Atlanta president I.J. Rosenberg says he envisions additional non-live shows that discuss high school sports in addition to live coverage in sports beyond just football, especially GHSA championship events.

“There is an audience not just for live high school sporting events, but shows will feature everything from football to basketball to baseball to soccer and lacrosse,” Rosenberg said. “It will also be a chance to give visibility on the recruiting side to players in all sports, and not just the top players but those that need visibility to advance to the next step to play in college.”

Score has been broadcasting games on Peachtree TV for the past five years but will move to PSN to complete its 33-game schedule this year. Score is expected to announce a similar four-game basketball season opener that it plans to televise on the network.

The Peachtree Sports Network will begin in Atlanta but plans to air on Gray-owned over-the-air channels in Albany, Augusta, Columbus, Macon and Savannah in the coming months.

Tift County coach to resign after season

Tift County football coach Noel Dean announced Monday that he will finish the season but won’t return as the Blue Devils’ coach.

Dean’s announcement comes less than a week after the Tift County school board placed superintendent Adam Hathaway and high school principal Chad Stone on administrative leave for unrelated reasons, according to the Tifton Gazette. Their suspensions came in a tense meeting during which community members expressed concern about the football team and Dean, whom Hathaway hired.

“I hope this announcement can bring an end to the drama and distractions that have enveloped our program in recent weeks, allowing our coaches and players to regain their singular focus on the task at hand for the remainder of the season,” Dean said Monday in a statement.

Dean, hired in 2021, is a member of the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame. He won Michigan state titles in 2002, 2004 and 2009 at Lowell High.

Dean’s first Tift County team finished 6-5, a four-win improvement from the previous season, but Tift is 2-13 since.

Today’s featured inductee is former Northside of Atlanta and University of Georgia star Buzy Rosenberg. Rosenberg will be inducted into the Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame on Oct. 21 at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta.

Buzy Rosenberg

Northside (Atlanta) High School Graduate

As a three-year starter at Northside of Atlanta in the late 1960s, Buzy Rosenberg played wingback and defensive back under coach Wayman Creel. As a senior against Grady, Rosenberg ran for two touchdowns, returned an interception for a touchdown, returned a punt for a touchdown and passed for a touchdown. He helped lead Northside to a 25-5 record in his years as a starter and was named honorable mention all-state as a sophomore and junior and first-team all-state as a senior. Rosenberg often was compared to an earlier Northside star, quarterback Stan Gann, a 2022 Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame Inductee. Creel, who would become the state’s all-time leader in coaching victories, called Gann his greatest quarterback but Rosenberg his best two-way starter. Rosenberg went on to play at Georgia and was Associated Press first-team All-SEC in 1970 and 1971. Rosenberg, listed as 5 feet, 7 inches and 188 pounds as a senior, was a cornerback and one of the Bulldogs’ greatest return men in history. Against Oregon State in the 1971 season opener, Rosenberg returned five punts for a still-standing school record of 202 yards with touchdowns of 74 and 66 yards. Rosenberg led the Bulldogs in punt return yards for three seasons, and his career total of 946 yards ranks fourth in school history.

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100 Greatest

GHSA Finals

No. 54: Statesboro 13, Northside (Warner Robins) 10 (2005 Class 4A)

Still unranked?

GHSF Daily continues to provide free motivation and bulletin-board fodder to its unbeaten and unranked teams. Lambert might feel the most aggrieved after defeating another unbeaten, unranked team, East Coweta, 23-22 last week. Lambert started 9-0 last season, got as high as No. 7, and reached the second round of the playoffs.

Class 7A

Harrison (6-0)

Lambert (5-0)

North Paulding (5-0)

Osborne (5-0)

Peachtree Ridge (6-0)

Class 6A

Dunwoody (5-0)

Mundy's Mill (5-0)

North Atlanta (5-0)

Class 4A

East Forsyth (4-0)

Westside-Macon (4-0)

Class 2A

East Jackson (5-0)

Providence Christian (4-0)

Class A Division II

Telfair County (4-0)

Colquitt County wide receiver Ny Carr decommitted from Georgia on Sunday, leaving the Bulldogs with one committed player from the AJC's Super 11. That would be the fewest Georgia Super 11 signees since 2004. Who is the one who remains committed? (Answer Wednesday)

Answer to Monday’s question: Bainbridge won the 2018 Class 5A title despite five losses.

GHSA

Thursday's games

Chamblee at M.L. King (GO)

LaGrange at Riverdale (SC)

Liberty Co. at Groves (IH)

Morrow at Alcovy (SH)

Norcross at Duluth

Rutland at Southwest (TH)

Sav. Country Day at Beach (SV)

South Atlanta at KIPP Atlanta (L)

Stephenson at Hapeville Charter (B)

Westside, Augusta at Putnam Co.

Friday's games

Alexander at Hughes

Alpharetta at Sprayberry

Appling Co. at Pierce Co.

Armuchee at Chattooga

Atkinson Co. at McIntosh Co. Academy

B.E.S.T. Academy. at Mount Paran Christ.

Bacon Co. at East Laurens

Baconton at Seminole Co.

Berrien at Jeff Davis

Bleckley Co. at Westfield

Brantley Co. at Toombs Co.

Brooks Co. at Bainbridge

Brookstone at Whitefield Academy

Brookwood at Archer

Buford at Collins Hill

Butler at Glenn Hills

Calvary Day at Johnson, Savannah (P)

Cartersville at Calhoun

Carver, Columbus at Columbus (K)

Cedartown at Central, Carrollton

Chapel Hill at Jackson, Atlanta (HA)

Charlton Co. at Dublin

Chattahoochee at Centennial

Cherokee Bluff at Cedar Shoals

Coahulla Creek at Gordon Lee

Columbia at Callaway (C)

Cook at Sumter Co.

Creekview at Etowah

Darlington at Coosa

Decatur at Tucker (A)

Discovery at Berkmar

Dodge Co. at Worth Co.

Dooly Co. at Wheeler Co.

Dougherty at Crisp Co.

Douglass at Jackson

Eagle's Landing at Jones Co.

East Hall at East Forsyth

East Jackson at Banks Co.

East Paulding at Newnan

Elbert Co. at Mount Vernon

Emanuel Co. Institute at Jefferson Co.

Ensworth, Tenn. at Christian Heritage

Fayette Co. at Whitewater

Fellowship Christian at Rabun Co.

First Presbyterian at Commerce

Flowery Branch at Clarke Central

Georgia Christian at Pataula Charter

Glascock Co. at Hancock Central

Glynn Academy at Effingham Co.

Greater Atl. Christian at Cambridge

Grovetown at Brunswick (GL)

Haralson Co. at Gordon Central

Harlem at Cross Creek

Hart Co. at Franklin Co.

Hebron Christian at Oconee Co.

Hiram at Dalton

Howard at Baldwin

Irwin Co. at Swainsboro

Jackson Co. at Habersham Central

Jefferson at Winder-Barrow

Johns Creek at Lassiter

Johnson Co. at GMC Prep

Jordan at Spencer (OS)

Josey at Thomson

Kendrick at ACE Charter

King's Academy at Walker

King's Ridge at Providence Christian

LaFayette at Adairsville

Lakeside, Atlanta at Johnson, Gainesville

Lakeside, Evans at Evans

Lamar Co. at Pike Co.

Lanier at Gainesville

Lanier Co. at Pelham

Lee Co. at Houston Co. (FF)

Lincoln Co. at Aquinas (GB)

Lincoln Co., Fla. at Colquitt Co.

Lithia Springs at Villa Rica

Lithonia at Arabia Mountain (GO)

Loganville at Eastside (SH)

Loganville Christian at Athens Christian

Lovejoy at Woodward Academy

Luella at Lovett

Madison Co. at Chestatee

Manchester at Macon Co.

Marion Co. at Central, Talbotton

Marist at Dunwoody (ND)

Mays at Creekside

McIntosh at Heard Co.

McNair at Landmark Christian

Midtown at Temple

Mill Creek at Central Gwinnett

Miller Co. at Randolph-Clay

Monroe at Thomasville

Monroe Area at Stephens Co.

Montgomery Co. at Bryan Co.

Mountain View at Dacula

Mt. Pisgah Christian at Mt. Zion, Carroll

Mt. Zion, Carroll at Mount Pisgah Christian

Mundy's Mill at Jonesboro (TO)

Murray Co. at North Murray

New Hampstead at Benedictine (SM)

Newton at Grayson

North Atlanta at St. Pius

North Gwinnett at Meadowcreek

North Oconee at North Hall

North Paulding at Walton

North Springs at Northview

Northeast at Central, Macon (TH)

Northside, W.R. at Tift Co.

Oglethorpe Co. at Seckinger

Ola at Warner Robins (MT)

Pace Academy at Hampton

Parkview at South Gwinnett

Paulding Co. at South Paulding

Peach Co. at Carver, Atlanta (L)

Perry at Westside, Macon (ED)

Prince Ave. Christian at Mary Persons

Providence Christian at King's Ridge

Redan at Towers (AV)

Richmond Academy at Morgan Co.

Ridgeland at Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe

Ringgold at Bremen

Riverwood at South Cobb

Rockdale Co. at Forest Park (T)

Rockmart at Model

Roswell at Blessed Trinity

Salem at Hephzibah

Sandy Creek at Harris Co.

Savannah Christian at Long Co.

Schley Co. at Chattahoochee Co.

Screven Co. at South Effingham

Sequoyah at River Ridge

Shaw at Cairo

Shiloh at Apalachee

Sonoraville at Northwest Whitfield

Southeast Bulloch at Islands

Southeast Whitfield at Heritage, Ringgold

Southwest DeKalb at Miller Grove (HS)

St. Francis at Bowdon

Stockbridge at Mt. Zion, Jones. (MH)

Tattnall Co. at Windsor Forest (SV)

Taylor Co. at Greenville

Telfair Co. at Hawkinsville

Terrell Co. at Mitchell Co.

Thomas Co. Central at Veterans (PH)

Towns Co. at Greene Co.

Tri-Cities at Banneker

Trinity Christian at Starr's Mill

Trion at Dade Co.

Troup at North Clayton (SC)

Union Grove at Dutchtown

Warren Co. at Washington-Wilkes

Washington at Therrell (L)

Washington Co. at Laney

Wayne Co. at Burke Co.

Wesleyan at Lumpkin Co.

West Hall at Gilmer

Westminster at Holy Innocents'

White Co. at Dawson Co.

Wilcox Co. at Treutlen

Wilkinson Co. at Twiggs Co.

Woodland, Carters. at Cass

Woodland, Stock. at McDonough

Woodstock at Rome

Saturday's games

New Manchester at Douglas Co.

Spalding at Griffin (GM)

GIAA/GAPPS

Friday's games

Bethlehem Christian at Lakeview Acad.

Bleckley Co. at Westfield

Brentwood at Briarwood Academy

Brookstone at Whitefield Academy

Calvary Christian at Community Christian

Cherokee Christian at Georgia Force

First Presbyterian at Commerce

Frederica Academy at Tattnall Square

Gatewood at Central Fellowship

Georgia Christian at Pataula Charter

John Milledge at Pinewood Christian

King’s Academy at Walker

Loganville Christian at Athens Christian

Memorial Day at Edmund Burke

Notre Dame Academy at Lanier Christian

Robert Toombs at St. Andrew’s

Rock Springs at Creekside Christian

Skipstone at Flint River Academy

Stratford Academy at Deerfield-Windsor

Terrell Academy at Southland Academy

Thomas Jefferson at Augusta Prep

Tiftarea Academy at Valwood

Trinity Christ., Dublin at Fullington Acad.

Stadium abbreviations: (A) Adams; (AV) Avondale; (B) Banneker High School; (C) Callaway; (ED) Ed Defore; (FF) Freedom Field; (GB) Greenbrier High School; (GL) Glynn County; (GM) Griffin Memorial; (GO) Godfrey; (HA) Henderson, Atlanta; (HS) Hallford; (IH) Islands High School; (K) Kinnett; (L) Lakewood; (MH) Morrow High School; (MT) McConnell-Talbert; (ND) North DeKalb; (OS) Odis Spencer; (P) Pooler; (PH) Perry High School; (SC) Southern Crescent; (SH) Sharp; (SM) Savannah Memorial; (SV) Savannah High School; (T) Tara; (TH) Thompson; (TO) Twelve Oaks

TD Club lunches

continue today

Join the Touchdown Club of Atlanta for its next luncheon today with guest speaker Takeo Spikes. Speakers at future luncheons include Dan Mullen (Oct. 10), Brian Jordan (Oct. 31) and Tom Rinaldi (Nov. 14). Today’s event will begin at 11:45 a.m. at Maggiano’s in Buckhead (3368 Peachtree Road). For more information about the club, click here. Additional information on membership can be found by clicking here.