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Baldwin High Braves

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There is no secret towhat the BaldwinBraves will be doingthis season: running theball, passing the balland hoping to stayahead of all competitorsdefensively.

All of this adds up to awinning formula, andfirst-year head coachDexter Copeland hasthe energy, fire anddrive to get it all done.

Oh, and he also has atalented stock ofweapons on both sidesof the ball.

On offense, the teamwill be led by fast-risingquarterback DeAndreThomas, who took overduties late last season,and who showed flashesof brilliance in the postseason.

The Braves will needto overcome the bumps

and bruises they recent-ly sustained in their dis-appointing scrimmageversus WilkinsonCounty in the annualJamboree at BaldwinHigh Stadium.

Baldwin’s offense willneed to “hold on to theball” and prevent costlypenalties in order to besuccessful.

With senior AltoviseHarris at running backand the likes of seniorlinebacker JanerioBonnor and junior line-backer Jose Solomonmanning the defensealong with All-every-thing defensive endKitray Solomon,Baldwin could surprisemany this season.

“We have tons of line-backers. JavonGriswold, JanerrioBonnor and JoseSolomon will be ourstarting three lineback-

ers. We are lucky tohave depth at that posi-tion. We will play atleast five during anypoint during a game,”said Copeland, who pre-viously had a successfulstint at Twiggs County.

The key to their sea-son could lie in theiropening Region 2-AAAmatchup with Centralfrom Macon. This gamealong with the Sept. 10game versus Westside(2-AAA) will probablyset the tone forBaldwin’s season. WestLaurens and theremaining 2-AAA slatewill provide plenty ofcompetition for theBraves as they try toestablish defensivesuperiority early, andperhaps get thingsclicking on offense.

“It’s going to be fun.

Head Coach: Dexter CopelandClassification: GHSA Region 2-AAA

Last Season’s Record: 9-3 2010 Prediction: 7-5

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2010 SCHEDULEFriday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. versus Burke County (3S-AAA)

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. versus Central, Macon (2-AAA)

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Westside, Macon (2-AAA)

Friday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. versus West Laurens (2-AAA)

Friday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Mary Persons (2-AAA)

Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. versus Perry (2-AAA)

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at Howard (2-AAA)

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Veterans (2-AAA)

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. Rutland (2-AAA)

Friday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Peach County (2-AAA)

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1 Jamar Johnson 9 WR2 Chris Sealy 10 WR3 Jaques Daughtry 10 DB4 DeAndre Thomas 11 QB5 Altovise Harris 12 RB6 Lamarcus Brown 12 RB7 Roshaun Miline 11 DB8 Donte Beckham 11 DB9 Will Ruark 10 Kicker12 Antonio Havior 10 QB13 Senario Davis 9 FB15 Bryan Mosley 12 WR16 Tyler Franklin 10 RB17 Derrick Burnett 12 WR18 Marcus English 10 WR19 Myles Faulk 12 DB22 Jesstin Washington 12 DB23 Tyler Edwards 11 LB24 Deon Kelsey 10 RB26 Delquavius Shinholster 10 RB27 Musiah Robinson 12 RB28 Eddie Jones 12 FB29 Kitray Solomon 12 DL30 Johnny Havior 10 DL31 Quinton Hood 11 FB32 Ernest Horne 12 LB33 Shurron Havior 10 DB34 Floyd Candy 11 RB35 Joseph Macklin 11 DB36 Jeremy Pinkston 10 DB37 Quovadus English 12 FB38 Atavious Brown 9 RB40 Janerio Bonner 12 LB41 Jose Solomon 11 LB42 Jaycarus Harper 10 DL43 Kentarius Cooper 10 LB44 Tyrone Dawson 12 LB45 Shavon Griswold 12 LB46 Jaitavius Jackson 10 LB47 Correy French 12 LB48 Malaquias Alexander 9 NA49 Fredrick Leslie 10 WR50 Demetrius Davis 10 DL51 Quntrez Farley 9 OL

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52 Sheromz Pounds 10 DL53 John Widby 11 DL54 Meshack Brown 12 DL55 Wydelric Denson 11 LB56 Quincy Price 9 OL57 Brandon McClain 11 DL58 Khaliyq Sousa 11 DB59 Gary Dupree 11 LB60 Ryan Adams 12 OL61 Lamarcus Tuft 9 NA62 Sterling Steele 10 OL63 Willie Culver 10 DB64 Derrick Washington 10 OL65 Quartavious Mallory 11 DL66 Antraun Grable 12 OL67 Thaddeus Robinson NA NA68 Jasper Milner 12 OL69 Damekius Harper 9 NA70 Rhett Hudson 10 OL71 Brandon Beard 11 DL72 Jerome Butts 10 NA73 Garrison Hogan 9 OL74 Justin Jones 10 OL75 Jerrell Saulsbury 12 OL76 Qwantavious Butts NA NA77 Carl Hartry 9 NA78 Shamar Lattimore 10 DL79 Linton Lattimore 12 OL81 Kavaski Robinson 11 WR82 Danqune Havior 10 WR84 Tremmon Dixon 12 WR85 Cameron Jackson 10 WR86 Quinshon Henderson 12 WR87 Courvoisius Scott 11 TE88 Chris Butts 12 DL89 Patrick Glover 9 NANA Damon Driskell 12 OLNA Shatavius Scott 9 NANA Patrick Glover 9 NANA Quinton Barfield 9 NANA Brian Pruett NA KickerNA John Patterson 11 NANA Keandre Reaves 11 DB

Defensively, we aregoing to be good.Offensively, we aregoing to be a no huddleteam. We are going tothrow the football andwe are going to run it.We are going to be50/50,” said Copeland.

When 2010 is all saidand done, Baldwin’sseason could comedown to how well theirdefense can shut teamsdown, and how welltheir offense can pro-tect the ball. They willalso need to control theclock.

“All it’s going to takeis hard work, dedica-tion, everybody comingto practice, stayingfocused and everybodymust stay out of trou-ble,” said KitraySolomon.

Brent Martin/The Union-RecorderFULL MOTION: Dexter Copeland said Baldwin’s offense will be 50/50 in 2010.

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Expectations are highat GMC Prep where theteam hopes to ascendfrom their 3-7 finish ayear ago.

Second-year headcoach Brad Owens hasbeen a tireless work-horse during the offsea-son, and even blew outhis vocal chords duringa motivational rally withstudents and parents.

The Bulldogs workedon building their depth,overall conditioningand team strengthduring the summer,but the team suf-fered some emo-tional bumps andbruises in theirpreseason scrimmagewith Double-AMonticello.

The Bulldogs will trav-el to Strong RockChristian Aug. 27 andface a team that finished4-7 a year ago.

GMC Prep matches upwell with Strong Rockand will need to comeout confident and fired-up in order to have achance to win. GMCPrep will also need tocome out and establishsuperiority on defense.

“Defensively, we’vegot a lot more depth anda lot more competition.So, there’s some realbattles at certain spotsthat there haven’t beenin the past years. I justthink the level of compe-tition is increasing forus — our intensity andphysicalness,” saiddefensive coordinatorSteven Simpson. “Theyare getting bigger andare getting faster. Guysare also looking out foreach other. When oneguy makes a mistake theother guy picks him up.They always encourageeach other in a construc-tive manner. They wantto be successful.”

Owens wasn’t verypleased after the

Bulldogs’ recent scrim-mage with Monticello,and hopes the team willcontinue to work hard —and build their mentaltoughness as well astheir physicality.

“I was disappointed inthe half in the fourthquarter. They hurt uswith the option early on.They had a really toughrunning back and he justkept breaking tackles,”

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O w e n s .“We playedpoorly in the fourthquarter, and that comesdown to conditioning.We are going to take it aswhat it was — a learningexperience. We aregoing to figure out whatis wrong and we aregoing to fix it.”

On offense, theBulldogs will be relyingheavily on junior quar-terback Ray Mosley,sophomore runningback Taylor Payne, andbruising freshman full-back Hunter Harding,who really stood out onboth sides of the ballduring the summer.

Junior running backJustin Parham has alsolooked like a game-breaker during the sum-mer and will give theBulldog’s another home-

run threat from thebackfield to compli-ment Payne.

GMC Prep isstrict when itcomes to specialteams, and none

come any betterthan returning All-Statepunter JosephMcAllister, who alsostars as one of GMCPrep’s primary deepthreats at receiver.

The Bulldogs willneed McAllister’s leg topin opponents deep andwill also need for him to

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Head Coach: Brad OwensClassification: GHSA Region 7-ALast Season’s Record: 3-72010 Prediction: 2-8

2010 SCHEDULEFriday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at Strong Rock Christian

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. versus Prince Avenue Christian

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. versus TBA

Friday, Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. versus Baconton Charter

Friday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. versus Towns County

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Jeff Davis

Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. versus Hebron Christian

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. versus Glascock County

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. versus Lakeview Academy

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at North Cobb Christian

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1 MARKEL JONES 9 2 WAYNE GRIFFIN 113 REKARCHIE GRIFFIN 94 AUSTIN SPEAR 95 ANDREUS WARTHEN 116 JOSEPH MACALLISTER 11 7 RAY MOSLEY 118 AARON BROWN 109 RYAN PARHAM 1010 CHAD FREEMAN 911 TIM SEO 1212 BILLY WHITLOCK 1013 BLAKE BROWN 1114 CHASE BLOODWORTH 1217 DELARRION MILNER 921 MANQUEZ WARTHEN 9 22 JUSTIN PARHAM 1124 TAYLOR PAYNE 1025 DREW REECE 1028 COLBY LAWRENCE 930 JUSTIN SHEPPARD 1031 HUNTER HARDING 932 MALIK BRADLEY 933 JAMARCUS JARRETT 934 ZOE LUMPKIN 1235 PARIS CONSTANTINIDIS 1236 JORDAN EASTERWOOD 1037 LETHERREO WOMBLE 9

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40 QUAN WRIGHT 1041 DALVIN GRABLE 942 IAN BAILEY 944 WYATT MEDLIN 948 COLE VEAL 9 50 KEVIN KIRBY 1051 TAYLOR BEDDINGFIELD 1152 NATHAN WELDON 1054 DANIEL AMERSON 1057 WESLEY ZANT 1158 HUNTER MIMS 1060 DJ CLAYTON 1062 JOHN GRANT 1163 JOHN BETHEA 1064 JACOB RUSSELL 1166 CONNER SMITH 1067 SPENCER TYSON 1168 DEVONTA WALKER 972 JARED SOWELL 974 TJ CLARK 1175 SKYLAR WALKER 1277 KYLE TUCKER 1080 JOSH BROWN 981 ELLIOT FAIRBRASS 1082 JALEN SMITH 1283 TYLER PENNINGTON 1085 BEN CRAWLEY 1286 NATHAN THOMPSON 1099 SINJON SOWELL 10

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connect with Mosley ona few deep balls.

Senior linebackerSkyler Walker has alsomade a name for himselfand will probablyemerge as one of the

unit’s most vocal lead-ers.

All in all, if GMC Prepcan control the clock onoffense, prevent oppos-ing teams from gaininglarge chunks of yardage,

eliminate turnovers andpenalties, and continueto play with the samefire and enthusiasmthey had this summer,this could be a magicalyear.

Brent Martin/The Union-RecorderTOUGH AS NAILS: GMC Prep’s season will depend on how well its defenseholds up.

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Can JMA climb out ofthe cellar in 2010? Willthere line hold up asthe season progresses?

These are just a fewof the questions beingtossed about by diehardJMA followers as theirseason opener withGatewood Thursdaynight kicks off prepfootball for BaldwinCounty. Baldwin andGMC Prep will kickoffFriday, Aug. 27.

JMA has arguably thedeepest and most expe-rienced quarterbackroster in the county.The team has beengoing with junior RyanBlizzard in the summer,but also have heraldedtransfer Wicker Tutenfrom south Georgia tothrow into the mix.Tuten was considered astrong candidate for thestarting position beforehe went down with aninjury a few weeks ago.

Blizzard and seniorDerren McGiboney willboth use their quick-ness and abilities tokeep the Trojans in themix early on.

Playing Gatewood onthe road to open the

season won’t be easy,but then again, theTrojans have nothing tolose.

“We are going to try tocome out and establishthe run. I felt like lastyear we got down earlyand then went to throwand throw and throw.There were some goodthings we got out of thepassing game last yearthat we want to utilizethis year,” said associ-ate head coach J.T.Wall. “J.T. Stevenslooked real good at full-back. This year we wantwant to establish therun and get thingsgoing. We are probablygoing to be a tailback bycommittee. CooperMorgan has lookedgood. Heath Robertslooks good, youngTommy Pittman looksgood. We also want tolook at DerrenMcGiboney at the posi-tion.”

JMA’s offensive speedshould improve whenTuten returns.

“The whole offensewill change whenWicker comes back. Wehave to applaudDerren, he’s like ourOmar Infante (utility

player with the AtlantaBraves) — he can dopretty much anythingand can play severalpositions.”

Senior Josh Harrisoncould turn out to be adeep threat at wideout.

“He’s a tall, athleticguy that is not afraid togo up and get the ball.He can jump. JohnThrower and TylerArthur are at tight end.The line also looksgood,” said Wall.

JMA also addedGranger Harpe, a muchneeded transfer fromBaldwin High. Harpe istall and has the overallsize and ability to reallygive the Trojans a booston the offensive anddefensive front.

“I think we are doinga better job of flying tothe ball, and trying tobe more aggressive. Ithink in summer campwe progressed in thatregard,” said defensivecoordinator GarySanders. “We’ve hadseveral guys step upand try to earn playingtime.”

Among those wereCooper Morgan, a soph-omore that has beenstanding out at defen-sive end.

“We’ve got to find outwho is going to step for-ward and do the job forus,” said Sanders. “J.T.Stevens is looking goodat linebacker, and JoshHarrison is doing agreat job in the second-ary flying to the ball.

Sanders also men-tioned that two-waylineman Brandon Bushis also looking good atend, and that RyanBlizzard is lookingsharp at the strong safe-ty position.

“Junior B.T. Waltersalso stepped up andmade some plays for us.We’ve just got to getmore consistency out ofall of them,” saidSanders. “Stevens,McGiboney, Harrisonand Frankie Hines areall taking on that lead-ership roll this year. Weneed that leadershipfrom our seniors.”


JMA TrojansHead Coach: Don Marchman

Classification: GISA Region 1-AAALast Season’s Record: 0-11

2010 Prediction: 1-10

2010 SCHEDULEThursday, Aug. 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Gatewood School

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. versus Windsor Academy

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Brentwood School

Friday, Sept. 17 versus 7:30 p.m. Griffin Christian

Friday, Sept. 24 versus 7:30 p.m. versus Mt Vernon

Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 PM versus Dominion Christian

Friday, Oct. 16 at 7:30 PM at Holy Spirit Prep

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 PM at Tattnall Square (1-IAAA)

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 PM at Mount de Sales

Friday, Nov. 5 versus Stratford Academy

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1 Josh Harrison 12 WR/K2 Trent Thiel 9 QB/DB4 Cooper Morgan 10 RB/DE7 Wicker Tuten 12 QB/DB8 Ryan Blizzard 11 QB/DB9 Rhett Blizzard 11 WR/DB10 Frankie Hines 12 WR/DB11 Joseph Beasley 9 RB/LB12 Michael Lewis 10 WR/DE14 Derren McGiboney 12 RB/DB20 Logan Brookins 10 RB/DB22 Heath Roberts 10 RB/DB31 Jon Thrower 11 TE/LB32 Tommy Pittman 9 RB/DB42 Tyler Arthur 10 TE/DE44 J.T. Stevens 12 RB/LB50 Dalton Rogers 9 OL/DL51 Jesse Deariso 10 OL/LB55 Brandon Bush 11 OL/DL66 Ray Pittman 12 OL/DL70 Gavin Kopel 12 OL/DL75 Nick Reeves 11 OL/DL77 Blake Harrington 11 OL/DL78 Granger Harpe 11 OL/DL79 Ben Bentley 11 OL/DL86 Will Lovins 10 WR/DE88 Wynn Owen 11 OL/DL89 Joseph Young 9 TE/DE95 Heath McDonald 10 OL/DE99 B.T. Walters 11 OL/DL

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John Hancock RebelsHead Coach: Steve JamesClassification: GISA Region 1-ALast Season’s Record: 0-102010 Prediction: 2-8

2010 SCHEDULEFriday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at Fullington Academy

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. versus Gatewood School

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Crisp Academy

Friday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. versus Covenant Academy

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Briarwood Academy

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. versus Curtis Baptist

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at David Emanuel Academy

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. versus Memorial Day School

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Thomas Jefferson

Friday, Nov. 4 at 7:30 p.m. versus Nathanael Greene

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32 Justin Batchelor 12 Line52 Dustin Boone 12 Line81 Michael Branch 12 Line7 Evan Butcher 12 Back3 Clate Hollinshead 12 Back26 Jamie Johnston 12 Back10 Chris McCoy 12 Back24 Cody Norrod 12 Back66 John Sanders 12 Line

Tanner Burks 11 BackTyler Munsey 11 Back

14 Mitchell Wheeler 10 WRZachary Poss 8 WB

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In a presea-son scrimmageversus JohnMilledge Academy,the John HancockRebels proved to be avery physical oppo-nent on a rain-drenched TrojanField. Although theirnumbers appearedscant, it was clear rightoff the bat that theRebels are going to be acompetitive opponentfor anyone this season.

GISA Region 1-A JohnHancock, coached thisyear by Steve James,finished 3-7 last seasonand will probably doabout the same thisyear.

The team will be ledby a tight-knit group ofseniors who haveplayed together for sev-eral years now, even

though theyare blessed with

a talented nucle-us of seniors.

The line willfeature veteranseniors JustinB a t c h e l o r ,Dustin Boone,M i c h a e l

Branch and JohnSanders.

The team will rely ontheir stingy line to openup gaping holes forEvan Butcher, ClateHollinshead, JamieJohnston, Chris McCoyand Cody Norrod.

Sophomore MitchellWheeler will also helpthe team from the wide-out position.

If the team is able toovercome their lownumbers and depth,there could be a reasonto smile at JohnHancock this season.

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Hancock Central Bulldogs

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Hancock Centralhead coachZackery Harris,who graduatedhimself fromH a n c o c kCentral in1995, will con-tinue in his rollas chief motiva-tor of the team in2010 after a 2009campaign in whichthey only won onegame.

The Bulldogs boastseveral veteran playersat their skill positions,from senior VontaviousHowell at running back(currently out with aninjury), and seniors

Alden Lawson andJames Wanambwa atwideout.

The team will alsosport several juniorsand seniors on theoffensive and defensivefronts, according toHarris.

Last season’sBulldogs squeakedthrough the season andwere only able to cap-ture one victory, butthat will change in 2010when Hancock Centralhas a chance to play therole of spoiler in sever-al games

The team is alsoexpected to get helpfrom some its under-classmen.

“Deonte Franklin, asophomore, is our start-ing running back. Heshould be pretty goodthere this year,” saidHarris via telephone.“We have only 35 play-ers and that’s putting astrain on us as far asdepth. Justin Brookinswill anchor the offen-sive line. KentariousSmith is a senior andhe’ll help out there

also,” said Harris.”Alden Lawson will

be playing outsidelinebacker andtight end forus.”

H a n c o c kalso features atransfer fromB a l d w i n ,K a m e r i c k

Wilson, andhe’s expected to

help out at thecornerback posi-

tion.Harris added that the

team is leaner this yeardue to some playerstransferring elsewhere.

“We had about sixkids go to GeorgiaMilitary. That reallyhurt us. Wayne Griffin,our quarterback lastseason, he transferredalso,” he said. “Theyare a small group ofseniors, they’ve beenplaying since theirfreshman year. Most ofthem played as fresh-man.”

Although their sched-ule is rough, HancockCentral should be ableto notch some victories,and could surprisesome people with theirteam speed.

“Two teams we canreally play with areGlascock andWarrenton in terms ofnumbers. Everybodyelse is pretty big andgenerally pretty goodevery year,” saidHarris.

On a side note:Hancock Central losttheir season opener atGreene County, 34-6,and are now 0-1 on theyear.

Head Coach: Zackery HarrisClassification: GHSA Region 7-A


2010 SCHEDULEFriday, Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Greene County (L 34-6)

Friday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. versus Putnam County

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. versus Social Circle

Friday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at Aquinas

Friday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Twiggs County

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln County

Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. versus Washington-Wilkes

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at Warren County

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. versus Wilkinson County

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. versus Glascock County

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2 Wayne Griffin 11 DB

5 Vontavious Howell 12 RB LB

6 Alden Lawson 12 WR LB

12 Andreus Warthen 11 WR DB

15 Marcus Walker 11 WR DB

18 James Wanambwa 12 WR DB

21 Xavier French 11 RB DB

32 Dontavious Lowe 11 DB RB

36 Lemarcus Lewis 12 LB RB

40 Sabryan Timmons 12 RB LB

43 Cameron Brown 11 RB LB

53 Joseph Grier 11 DL OL

54 Sanford Pearson 12 OL LB

57 Justin Brookins 12 OL DL

58 Oshea Wanambwa 11 OL DE

77 Kinjarvis Tripp 12 OL OL

78 Thaddeus Walker 11 OL

NA Deonte Franklin 10 RB

NA Kentarious Smith 12 DL

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Putnam Co. War EaglesHead Coach: Ben Reaves Classification: GHSA Region 4-AALast Season’s Record: 8-32010 Prediction: 8-3

2010 SCHEDULE

Friday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at Hancock Central

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. versus Dublin

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. versus Crawford County

Friday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at Southwest, Macon

Friday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. versus Lamar County

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Greene County

Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. versus Morgan County

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at Monticello

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. versus Pike County

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Northeast, Macon

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Putnam County tied for first inRegion 4-AA in 2009 and could do thesame in 2010.

Head coach Ben Reaves was allsmiles when discussing the potentialhis team has this season.

“I feel good about our senior group.It’s the first four-year group I’ve had.They are competitive, hard workersand have always done a great job forus,” said Reaves. “We are excitedabout our starters and depth. Ourbackups, we are looking to get themwhere they need to be.”

The 2010 War Eagles will also haveone primary team strength.

“Our unity throughout the yearshas been our team strength, andexperiencing winning last year. Ourkids left that last game hungry. Wehope they pick that up this year withthat same hunger,” said Reaves.

Putnam County finished 8-3 lastseason, but wants to get further in theplayoffs this year.

“We have a few goals — win all ourhome games, win our region champi-onship and go to state. We want towin every fourth quarter,” saidReaves.

Like all the teams featured in thisyear’s U-R Prep Football Explosion,Putnam County will count a lot on itscore group of senior leaders.

“We have some great senior leader-ship. Linemen Cameron Harper,Vontarious Wesley at tackle, quarter-back Nick Burke and our tailbacksare all returning,” said Reaves. “Ourreceiving corps? We’ve got four orfive guys there. Defensively we areexcited about our linebacking posi-tion. In the secondary we have someyoung guys working there. CharlestonReed at safety is a head-hunter anddoes a great job for us.”

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2010 SCHEDULEThursday, Aug. 26 at 7:30 pm. versus John Milledge

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at John Hancock Academy

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Stratford Academy

Friday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 PM at Nathanael Greene

Friday, Sept. 24 versus Robert Toombs

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. Westminster

Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Brentwood School

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. versus Central Fellowship

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. versus Edmund Burke

Friday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Piedmont Academy

NO PLAYER GR POS

1 Hunter Moore 10 WR2 Isaac Ringer 12 WR4 Conner Richter 9 RB5 Cal Taylor 9 QB7 John Taylor 12 QB9 Chandler Shearon 12 WR10 Jackson Turner 10 DB11 Ross Coleman 11 RB12 Hampton Clark 9 DB17 Damian Bacon 11 RB21 Cline Wooten 10 DB22 Trevor Bowden 9 K23 Evan Harris 11 LB24 Sam Trammell 10 LB27 Jared Spivey 10 G30 Joe Welch 9 TE33 Ryan Powell 12 DE34 Alexander Sills 10 CB44 Dylan Reynolds 12 T50 Kyle McElhannon 11 FB55 Cody Copelan 11 LB56 Kaleb Fedelem 9 LB60 Nash Cullens 9 G65 Chase Montgomery 11 C66 Josh Dugan 10 G71 Jarred Camp 9 T72 Clay Porter 11 T73 Tyler McLemore 12 C74 Scott Schneider 9 G75 Dylan Harris 9 G77 Cody Rewis 12 T

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Gatewood head coachGene Harper has 96career wins headinginto this season, so itshouldn’t take long forhim to hit a specialmilestone before theseason is over.

The team finished 7-4last season, but could beeven better this year.

“Our quarterback is asenior, John Taylor, andhe throws the ball well.He’s going to be a goodleader on the team,”said Harper. “We returnmost of our offensiveline except for a couple.Our junior tailbackRoss Coleman is back,and we have wideoutIsaac Ringer, 6-3.”

Harper didn’t hidewhat his offense will bedoing, and what suc-cessful offenses striveto do.

“Hopefully we canrun and throw the ballthis year. We are a 50/50team,” said Harper.

Harper also addedthat his defensive frontis coming along afterlosing seven starterslast season.

“We have three orfour who have started.We hope they get plentyof reps and know theirassignments. That’s oneof the things they’veworked on since thefall,” he said.

Gatewood is movingback down to GISA AAthis year and will face

the likes of Brentwood,Piedmont and EdmundBurke.

“We played for thestate championship in1988 and lost, and thenwon it all in 1990. So it’sbeen 20 years,” saidHarper. “We’ve made itto the final four a cou-ple times after that.”

Harper is excitedabout his Thursdayopener with JMA andfeels his team, as wellas area fans will beready.

“Hopefully, we willhave a big crowd fromall the other schoolswho aren’t playing.When we dropped backdown to double A wedecided to make it thefirst game of the year,”said Harper. “Piedmontsays they are ourbiggest rivalry. JohnMilledge also says weare their biggest rivalry.I think we play a rivalteam every two weeks.”

Gatewood’s coachstated that the programis on the rise, and theyounger generation arelooking primed andready to do great thingsin the future as well.

“We are striving rightnow to build the pro-gram back up. We have52 boys in our C-Teamprogram. We have about110 kids in our footballprogram right now,”said Harper. “We knowwe have to work hard inthis region, Piedmont,Edmund Burke andBrentwood all went tothe final four last year.The top four teams go,and that’s our goal — tomake the state play-offs.”

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Greene County TigersHead Coach: Charles Winslette Classification: GHSA Region 4-AALast Season’s Record: 4-72010 Prediction: 6-5

Friday, Aug. 20 versus Hancock Central (W 34-6)

Friday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. versus Hephzibah

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Pike County

Friday, Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. versus Northeast, Macon

Friday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Southwest, Macon

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. versus Putnam County

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. versus Crawford County

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. versus Monticello

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Lamar County

Friday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Morgan County

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The Greene CountyTigers have a shot at awinning season in 2010,but they will have to getby the likes of PutnamCounty, Lamar Countyand Hephizibah.

Greene County lastcaptured a regionchampionship in 2005(7-AA) when they wereled by current GeorgiaTech star quarterbackJosh Nesbitt.

The school is blessedto have back at the helmhead coach CharlesWinslette, who coachedat the school from 1989-1993, leading the teamto the Class AA statechampionship in hisfinal year at the school.Winslette took over forLarry Milligan in 2009.

Greene County is cur-rently off and runningon the right foot aftersteam-rolling HancockCentral 34-6 in theirseason opener Aug. 20.

The Tigers will nexthost Hephzibah Aug. 27.

In his career,Winslette has recorded24 winning seasons, hashad teams post at least10 victories in nine sea-sons and had one unde-feated campaign in1985, when his WestRome Chieftains went15-0 and won the ClassA state crown.

Winslette is his ownoffensive coordinator,and has installed theWing-T offense. TheTigers won a state titleunder Winslette in 1993.He was 47-18-1 inGreensboro from 1989-1993.

2010 SCHEDULE

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Nathanael Greene PatriotsHead Coach: Larry Harrison

Classification: GISA Region 1-ALast Season’s Record: 9-3


2010 SCHEDULEFriday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. versus Piedmont Academy

Friday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Crisp Academy

Friday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. versus Gatewood School

Friday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Briarwood Academy

Friday, Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. versus Memorial Day School

Friday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at David Emanuel Academy

Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at Thomas Jefferson

Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. versus Curtis Baptist

Friday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. versus Covenant Academy

Thursday, Nov. 4 at 7:30 p.m. John Hancock Academy

PLAYER POS. GR WEIGHT

Tanner Underwood RB/DB Fresh 140

Colt Smith OT/DT Soph 250

Micah Stewart RB/DB Senior 150

Rhett Mobley FB/S Soph 160

Chris Brown RB/DB Junior 140

Mason Adams OT/DT Fresh 175

Kevin Cervantes OT/DT Fresh 185

Willie Burt OT/DT Senior 185

Adam Burden OT/DT Junior 210

Jamie Burt OG/LB Senior 175

Bailey Vandiver OG/DT Fresh 145

Aric Hanson OG/OT/DE Junior 170

Ben Holcomb QB/RB/DB Junior 140

Brad Thackston C/DT Junior 138

Jay Long TE/RB/DE Junior 150

Dillion Ray FB/LB Senior 165

Pete Peugh OT/DT Fresh 175

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Nathanael Greene head footballcoach LarryHarrison knowsa thing or twoabout buildingwinners, and healso recognizesthat his team’s2010 schedule isa doozy.

“There youhave it. Onebrutal schedulethat the weak atheart may wantto ignore,” saidHarrison on hiswebsite.

The Patriotsopen up withPiedmont, oneof the toughestAA teams in thestate, and thentravel to CrispAcademy thefollowing week.

After a byeweek, thePatriots willc h a l l e n g eGatewood at home Sept. 17.

“They are one of the top AA teamsin the state and are just sneaking into“AA” from “AAA” by a couple of stu-dents — but whose counting? —Right?,” said Harrison on his web-site.

Nathanael Greene’s region openerwill come against Briarwood Sept. 24.

“One of the best teams we'll see allyear,” saidHarrison.

Next up forN a t h a n a e lGreene will bes i n g l e - AMemorial Day,who won thedouble-A StateChampionshiplast year.

The Patriotswill close outtheir schedulewith DavidE m a n u e l ,T h o m a sJ e f f e r s o n ,C o v e n e n tC h r i s t i a n(Macon), andfinish their reg-ular season ver-sus JohnH a n c o c kAcademy..

“ [ J o h nHancock} is thef i g h t i n g e s tbunch of coun-

try boys around! A must to be pre-pared for,” said Harrison.

Coach Harrison concluded histhird year at Nathanael Greene as a2004 Region Champion and StateRunner-Up, a 2005 State Semi-final-ist, and a 2006 State Semi-finalist.

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Morgan County BulldogsHead Coach: Bill Malone Classification: GHSA Region 4-AALast Season’s Record: 1-92010 Prediction: 2-8

2010 SCHEDULEFriday, Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at Walnut GroveFriday, Sept. 3 at 7:30 p.m. versus AvondaleFriday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. versus MonticelloFriday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at Lamar CountyFriday, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Northeast, MaconFriday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Putnam CountyFriday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. versus Pike CountyFriday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Crawford CountyFriday, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. versus Southwest, MaconFriday, Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. versus Greene County

NO PLAYER GR

1 Nick Simmons 11

2 Garrett Mozingo 12

3 AJ Smith 12

4 Terrance Heard 12

5 Cody Lovin 12

6 Zack Shepperd 12

7 Drew Stapleton 12

8 Curtis Perryman 12

9 JD Hawkins 12

10 Antwon Carter 12

11 Desmon Williams 12

12 Davon Gibbs 9

13 Kahdeem Chisolm 12

14 Marcus Ross 11

15 Quinton Smith 12

17 Trenton Hawk 9

18 Drew Hale 9

19 Carter Shultz 10

20 CJ Smith 12

21 Tyler Efird 10

22 Andrew Couch 10

23 Michael Gray 10

24 Stewart Spence 10

25 Bill Payne 12

26 Adam Knight 11

27 Marquis Leary 12

28 Alex Baldwin 11

29 Taylor Gage 9

30 Campbell Harrison 10

31 Latavious Burton 9

32 Donta Moore 9

33 Deondre Williams 10

34 CJ Henson 9

35 Nyeijuan Mack 11

36 Marquis Benton 9

37 Ryan McSherry 10

38 Grayson Segrest 10

39 Jontavious Cox 9

40 Ben Scoggin 10

41 Chase Reid 9

42 CJ Lowe 11

NO PLAYER GR

44 Casey Kiplinger 9

45 Jason Dowdell 11

46 Jake Miles 11

48 Dalton Fulcher 9

49 Wyatt Martin 9

50 Jon Bone 12

51 Bryce Kiepper 10

52 Tevin Waller 9

53 Jonathan Chewing 9

54 Jacob Bobo 9

55 Bailey Ross 10

56 Gerald Reid 11

57 Zack Jenkins 9

58 Drew McHugh 10

59 Corey Eaton 10

60 Garrett Vick 11

62 Dustin Taylor 11

63 JD Hubbard 11

64 Zack Mayo 10

65 Travis Adams 9

66 Austin Ross 10

67 Ladarius Walker 10

68 Conner Perry 12

70 Ray Smith 11

71 Will Collier 11

74 Dakota Shelton 10

75 Jason Shelton 12

76 Ethan Finch 11

77 Tevin Lowe 12

78 Tanner Hamilton 11

79 Jackson Beckham 10

80 Justice Chapman 9

81 Melvin Davis 9

82 Mark Knight 10

83 Robert Shook 9

84 Trey Eaton 9

85 Justis Ogletree 9

86 Andrew Behrendsen 12

88 Demarius Brinkley 10

89 DJ King 9

91 Jacob McAlister 9

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The Morgan County Bulldogs,under the guidance of head coachBill Malone, have nowhere to go butup in 2010.

The team sports over 80players on theiractive roster, andthere is a feel-ing aroundM o r g a nCounty thatthis couldbe the yearto believe.

The 2009B u l l d o g sfinished theseason 1-9,with their lonewin being a 14-0defeat of JacksonCounty.

Morgan County’s toughest oppo-nents in 2010 will be versus Avondale,Putnam County and Lamar County.

The team returns seven players onoffense, and six on defense and thisshould bode well as the Bulldogs slug

their way throughout the season.Key returning starters for Morgan

County include senior running backAntwan Carter and senior quarter-back JD Hawkins. Senior offensivelineman Conner Perry also returnsand will anchor the line.

According to MaxPreps.comMorgan County’s strength’s

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and a tough offsea-son strength and

conditioning. Thesite lists

“young line-men” as theteam’s pri-mary weak-ness.

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shear size andnumbers to improve this season, andtheir opener versus Walnut Grovewill reveal much more about theteam and their ambitions in 2010.

Morgan County last won a regionchampionship (8A-AA) in 2007.

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Will this be the yearfor the GMC JCBulldogs? Will theyslither out of the pit ofmediocrity and findtheir way back into thebowl picture?

The Bulldogs travel toCorsicana, Texas fortheir season openerSept. 4 versus Top 10Navarro, before theirhome opener Sept. 11versus Top 5 rankedSnow, a game that couldturn out to be the gameof the year.

There is no doubt theBulldogs have the talentto defeat anybody thisseason. Perhaps thebiggest question mark isat quarterback, wherethey lost two startersand will work with sev-eral newcomers to seewho has what it takes toget the job done.

“We just have to findout which quarterbackcan handle the pressure.Two guys went throughspring that showed somecapabilities. SigneeDylan Shaddix was agood quarterback inhigh school. He’s in themix,” said GMC JC headcoach Bert Williams.

Williams stated thathis skill positions arestill pretty solid and thatthe offense will need togo with what’s best forthe team.

“We have to be willingto adapt our offense towhat our tools allow usto be good at. Ouroffense is different — we

don’t have the experi-ence we had a year ago,”said Williams. “We havea strong group at run-ning back, but we needto find our quarterback.We have a good tight endgroup and a good receiv-er group.”

The GMC JC defense isas good as any, and mostteams won’t be able tojust run the ball againstthem.

“I feel like we have thetools to be a very goodteam. The defenseshould be pretty strong.We have experience andtalent and we have somegood signees as well. Wehave the chance to makea strong unit evenstronger,” said Williams.

The Bulldog offensiveline should also be a for-midable bunch oncethey all come together.

“We are still trying toevaluate that on theoffensive side. One guywho has made tremen-dous improvements is(6-foot, 6-inch) KalebBroome, who hasalready committed to anSEC school. He’s done afine job in the classroomand in workouts. He hadan injury that slowedhim down but he’s backto 100 percent,” saidWilliams. “Micah Jamesis another big, tall offen-sive lineman for us. Hehad a slow start, but hereally worked hard inthe offseason. Hedropped weight andimproved his speed.”

Williams said offen-sive lineman Rick Canty

from Manning, S.C.seems to be motivated todo great things, andfrom an athletic andexplosiveness stand-point is probably thebest.

“Big (6-foot, 6-inch)Darvell Nelson is also abig body out there andhe can move some meatfor us,” said Williams.

At defensive end, All-American candidateLeroy Vick is coming offACL surgery but is closeto being back to 100 per-cent, which bodes wellfor the Bulldogs.

“Brad Spivey at theother end is one of ourmost consistent goodplayers on the line.Brandon Johnson canalso do some big things,”said Williams. [UGArecruit] Jalen Fields isalso a big body andpacks a lot of punch. Hewill do some big thingsfor us. Keon Stowers is aconverted linebackerand is super quick atthat position.”

Williams is also excit-ed about big DanielMcCullars (6-foot, 6-inches).

“He looks like a PaulBunyan. He is superstrong and he reallyworked super hard overthe summer,” he said.

The defense’s mostdecorated player, line-backer AntonioMitchum, is back, and islooking good after ACLsurgery. He is now 100percent.

“Demery Hawkins isalso a very impactingplayer who can be a bigplay guy. He made sever-al critical game-chang-ing plays last year,” saidWilliams. “QwontezMallory, Marquis Lovett,Jarvis Brice — it’s agood group, a stronggroup. We are fortunateto have good players.”

GMC JC is also verystrong in the secondarywith Demario Gunn,Kentorious Jackson,Alex Brown andDemazio Skelton allreturning. All made sig-nificant plays in 2009.

All in all, it’s going tobe an exciting year forGMC JC, andMilledgeville reallyneeds to come out Sept.11 and root the Bulldogsback into the upperechilon of the NJCAArankings.

2010 could turn out tobe a very special yearfor GMC JC.

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Head Coach: Bert WilliamsClassification: NJCAA


2010 SCHEDULESaturday, Sept. 4 at 1 p.m. at Navarro College

Saturday, Sept. 11 at 1 p.m. versus Snow College

Thursday, Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. versus N.C. Tech

Saturday, Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. at Arkansas Baptist

Saturday, Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. versus Southeast Prep

Saturday, Oct. 9 at 1 p.m. TBA (Davenport Field)

Saturday, Oct. 16 at 1 p.m. at Grand Rapids CC

Saturday, Oct. 23 at 1 p.m. at Louisburg College

Saturday, Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. versus Jacksonville Univ.

Saturday, Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. at Lackawana College

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Georgia BulldogsHead Coach: Mark RichtClassification: Southeastern ConferenceLast Seasons Record: 8-52010 Prediction: 10-3

2010 SCHEDULESat, Sept 4 versus Louisiana-Lafayette at 12:21 PM ET

Sat, Sept 11 at South Carolina at 12 p.m. ET

Sat, Sept 18 versus Arkansas at 12 p.m. ET

Sat, Sept 25 at Mississippi State TBD

Sat, Oct 2 at Colorado at 4:30 PM ET

Sat, Oct 9 versus Tennessee

Sat, Oct 16 versus Vanderbilt

Sat, Oct 23 at Kentucky TBD

Sat, Oct 30 versus Florida at 3:30 p.m.

Sat, Nov 6 versus Idaho State TBD

Sat, Nov 13 at Auburn TBD

Sat, Nov 27 versus Georgia Tech TBD

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OFFENSE: “Thequarterback room hasgot to be the youngestroom maybe in the his-tory of college football,”remarked Richt at therecent SEC Media Days.“You got a redshirtfreshman, a true fresh-man on scholarship andthen two walk-ons, andthat is all that is in thatquarterback room rightnow so it's scary inthere. But the goodnews is Aaron Murray isreally doing a very goodjob, and he knows thedeal extremely well.”

Murray is the redshirtfreshman of the group, aprized recruit with spe-cial talent. He will cer-tainly benefit from thepresence of A.J. Green,the team's star receiverwho now enters his jun-ior campaign. Greenmade 53 catches for 808yards and six touch-downs, numbers thatactually fell short of thepace he set as a fresh-man.

The hope is thatGeorgia will be able torun the ball consistentlybehind one of the topoffensive lines in theSEC. Clint Boling, a studleft tackle, is one of fourreturning starters, andthe group will openholes for the tandem ofWashaun Ealey, a sopho-more, and junior CalebKing. Last season, Ealeyposted 717 yards andthree touchdowns on125 carries.

DEFENSE: Georgiawelcomes back just fourstarters on the defen-sive side of the ball, soexpect to see plenty ofnew faces in 2010.

“Defensively every-body is still on a prettygood learning curveright now, but everybodyis ready to learn andprepare for this sea-son,” says Richt.

Three of the team'sfour defensive assistantcoaches were fired afterthe 2009 season, and it

remains to be seen if theshakeup will result inbetter play. New coordi-nator Todd Grantham isorchestrating the switchfrom a 4-3 defense to a3-4, a move designed tocreate an attackingstyle. The Bulldogs weresolid against the runlast season, rankingthird in the SEC, butthey struggled mightilyagainst the pass.

Brandon Boykin, ajunior, is the onlyreturning starter in thesecondary, but that maynot necessarily be a badthing. Boykin did inter-cept three passes lastseason, the most of anyreturnee. LinebackerJustin Houston has starpotential, as heimpressed everyonewith 7.5 sacks a yearago.

Along the defensiveline, Demarcus Dobbs, asenior, figures to be theleader.

SPECIAL TEAMS: Itseems odd to say, butaside from Green andBoling on the offensiveside of the ball,Georgia's best players

are kickers. DrewButler, the team'spunter, won the Ray GuyAward last season, whileBlair Walsh was a final-ist for the Lou GrozaAward, awarded to thenation's top placekicker.To further emphasizethe strength of theBulldogs' special teamsunits, Boykin had two100-yard returns fortouchdowns last season.

OUTLOOK: Much ofGeorgia's success thisseason will come downto the play of Murrayunder center.

“It's pretty clear thathe is going to be theguy,” says tight end AronWhite. “He's definitelynot resting on his lau-rels. He's still workingand grinding because hefeels like he has a lot toprove.”

The non-conferenceschedule is favorable,and the Bulldogs arefortunate in that theyavoid Alabama. Still, ashot at the SEC titleseems unlikely becauseof the inexperience atquarterback and ondefense.

TIME TO START BEATING FLORIDA: UGA head coach Mark Richt could be on thehot seat again if his team continues to lose to Florida.

Photos by Brent Martin/The Union-RecorderTIME TO STEP UP: UGA redshirt freshman quarterback Aaron Murray will haveplenty of targets to throw to in 2010, plus the advantage of a veteran line.

JUNKYARD PHILOSOPHY: Georgia’s new defensive coordinator Todd Grantham,who previously coached for the Dallas Cowboys, is bringing forth a relentlessdefensive package this season.

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OFFENSE: Josh Nesbitt did notparticipate in spring practice thisyear, but word has it that he washealthy enough to go. Chalk it up toprecautionary reasons that kept himsidelined this spring, and who couldblame him or the Jackets?

Jaybo Shaw, Nesbitt's backup ayear ago, transferred to GeorgiaSouthern this offseason, leavingTevin Washington as Nesbitt's pri-mary backup. Washington was solidthis spring, but has played in onlyone game at the collegiate level, andthat came in mop up duty againstJacksonville State in the first week.Keeping Nesbitt healthy is impor-tant.

The offensive line, a unit replacingthree starters, will be challenged tokeep defenders away from Nesbittthis season, but it's inevitable thathe'll take his fair share of bumps andbruises as one of the offense's pri-mary ball carriers. Georgia Tech's

triple option offense has taken themto new heights under Paul Johnson.Jonathan Dwyer opted for early entryinto the NFL Draft, but AnthonyAllen, Roddy Jones and EmbryPeople are poised to take over whereDwyer left off. Allen will take overDwyer's B-Back position and will seea lot of runs to the inside, with RoddyJones likely to get a bulk of the car-ries to the outside.

Demaryius Thomas, who is now inthe NFL, caught 46 passes last sea-son. The second leading receiver wasEmbry People with 8 receptions.Stephen Hill came in third with sixreceptions for 137 yards and a touch-down, and is expected to blossominto the next big thing in the passinggame.

DEFENSE: Virginia is transition-ing away from Al Groh's 3-4 defensein favor of the 4-3 variety, while Grohbrings his 3-4 defense to Atlanta.There are a few holes to fill with theearly departures of Derrick Morganand Morgan Burnett, but overall

Georgia Tech returns eight startersfrom a year ago. Of course, with thenew defense a lot of players will findthemselves in new roles in 2010.Anthony Egbuniwe finds himself atoutside linebacker after playing thedefensive end position oppositeMorgan last season, while JasonPeters moves from the tackle posi-tion to end. Filling the nose tackleposition in the 3-4 defense hasproven problematic.

T.J. Barnes, Logan Walls and BenAnderson will compete this fall forthe position.

Peters and Izaan Cross are the pre-sumed starters at the end positionsand will have some pretty big shoesto fill in terms of getting pressure onthe quarterback. Morgan's 12.5 sackslast season ranked 8th in the nation.Brad Jefferson, last year's leadingtackler, will assume one of the inside

linebacker positions and is a keyplayer in stopping the run. Fans canalso look forward to the return ofCooper Taylor to the safety position.Taylor sat out the 2009 season with aheart disorder and returns to theteam in 2010. He was one of thestandout players in 2008, finishingsecond on the team with 69 tackles.Cornerback Mario Butler is also akey player in the secondary whoshould be in for a good season.

SPECIAL TEAMS: Scott Blairreturns to assume kicking duties.Blair was 45 for 46 in extra pointsand hit 14 of his 20 field goalattempts last season. ChandlerAnderson also returns after averag-ing 42.3 yards per punt last season onjust 37 attempts. Orwin Smith andJerrard Tarrant, last season's leadingkick and punt returners, respectively,also return for the 2010 season.

Ga. Tech Yellow JacketsN C A A F O O T B A L L

Head Coach: Paul JohnsonClassification: Atlantic Coast Conference


JACKETS 2010 SCHEDULESat, Sept 4 versus South Carolina State at 1 p.m.

Sat, Sept 11 at Kansas at 12 noon TBD

Sat, Sept 18 at No. 18 North Carolina at 12 noon TBD

Sat, Sept 25 versus North Carolina State TBD

Sat, Oct 2 at Wake Forest TBD

Sat, Oct 9 versus Virginia TBD

Sat, Oct 16 versus Middle Tennessee State TBD

Sat, Oct 23 at Clemson TBD

Thu, Nov 4 at No. 10 Virginia Tech at 7:30 p.m.

Sat, Nov 13 versus No. 13 Miami (FL) TBD

Sat, Nov 20 versus Duke TBD

Sat, Nov 27 at No. 23 Georgia TBD


AP file photosARMED AND READY: The 2010 Yellow Jackets sport a talented group of quar-terbacks, even with the departure of Jaybo Shaw to Georgia Southern.

HAVIN’ FUN: Will the 2010 Yellow Jackets get to celebrate like this in Sanford Stadium. Most probably...not.


Jaybo Shaw had to execute only one basic move to be proclaimed GeorgiaSouthern's starting quarterback by first-year coach Jeff Monken.

Shaw only had to enroll in school.Shaw followed first-year coach Jeff Monken to Statesboro from Georgia

Tech, where Monken was an assistant coach under Paul Johnson and Shawwas a backup to Joshua Nesbitt.

The new coach and transfer quarterback are leading GeorgiaSouthern's return to the triple-option offense, the attack thatworked so well for Johnson when he was the Eagles' coach.

Monken coached under Johnson at Georgia Southern,Navy and Georgia Tech.

Georgia Southern was 62-10 with twonational championships in Monken's fiveyears as an assistant (1997-2001) withJohnson. Monken is cautioning fansagainst expecting an immediatereturn to those glory years.

“We're undefeated right now sowe're going to enjoy that while it lastsand do the best we can to try to bringsome victories here to Statesboro,”Monken said. “I know that's what ourfans are hopeful for.”

He said the return of the option offensedoes not guarantee an immediate returnto the top of the Southern Conferenceand FCS.

“It is not a magic wand,” Monkensaid. “It's not a magic offense that 'oh we're running this offense so we'regonna rush for all these yards and score so many points. You've got to executeon offense better than the team we're playing executes on defense. If we cando that we'll have a chance.”

Monken wouldn't try to predict how long the transition will take.“It probably doesn't happen in the first year,” he said. “I don't know that in

my travels with coach Johnson that it has happened anywhere in the firstyear. Some places faster than others, and we'll just have to see. I think thelonger we do it the better we'll get at it.”

Monken says his reception from fans “has been great.”

“I think they're most receptive because of the connection I have to PaulJohnson and the success he had here and he's had since he left here,”Monken said. “There's a hope that we can bring that success back and I'm No.1 on that list. I hope that, too.”

Monken replaced Chris Hatcher, who was fired after a 5-6 record last sea-son.

“It surprised a bunch of us,” said sophomore defensive tackle BrentRussell of Hatcher's firing. “We really weren't expecting it.”

Russell said Monken “lays it all out on the line for you. He tells you whathe expects from you. If you don't work to his expectation, he'll tell you upfront.”

Added Russell with a laugh: “Not that coach Hatcher didn't, he just would-n't be so blunt about it.”

Hatcher, now the head coach at Murray State, was 18-15 in three seasons atGeorgia Southern.

Shaw, a junior, did not participate in spring practice. He was in Statesborofor informal workouts during the summer.“Just having him here, having him work out, being inthe weight room, having him be with the guys helps

us,” Monken said. “It was very beneficial to havehim here.”

Georgia Southern's top four quarterbacksfrom 2009 left the program. The 2009starter, Lee Chapple, transferred to North

Alabama to play for coach TerryBowden.Jawaun Luckey, a walk-on transfer

from Tuskegee, and A.J. McCray, whomoved to quarterback from defen-sive back, ran the offense in thespring. Neither can match Shaw's

experience in the system.Shaw passed for 321 yards and two touch-

downs and ran for 200 yards and threetouchdowns as a freshman in 2008. He

returned to a more limited role last seasonafter suffering a broken collarbone in presea-son practice.“We obviously gained a real advantage with

getting Jaybo,” Monken said. “He brings the gameexperience, leadership and the confidence of having run this offense ingames, which we don't have with any of our other quarterbacks. None of ourother quarterbacks have played a college game in this offense.”

Junior Zeke Rozier entered preseason practice as the No. 1 fullback. Heleft Saturday's scrimmage with a knee injury. The severity of the injury hasnot been released.

Freshmen Robert Brown of Macon and 5-foot-6 Aaron Fisher of Tulsa,Okla., also are competing for playing time at fullback. Monken said Fisher “isreally fast and powerful.”



Head Coach: Jeff MonkenClassification:Southern ConferenceLast Seasons Record: 7-42010 Prediction: 7-4

2010 SCHEDULESat, Sept 4 versus Savannah State at 6 p.m.

Sat, Sept 11 at Navy at 3:30 p.m.

Sat, Sept 18 at Coastal Carolina at 6 p.m.

Sat, Sept 25 versus Elon at 6 p.m.

Sat, Oct 9 versus Wofford at 6 p.m.

Sat, Oct 16 at Chattanooga at 6 p.m.

Sat, Oct 23 at the Citadel at 1 p.m.

Sat, Oct 30 versus Samford at 2 p.m.

Sat, Nov 6 versus Appalachian State at 2 p.m.

Sat, Nov 13 at Western Carolina at 3 p.m.

Sat, Nov 20 at Furman TBD

AP photosESTABLISHED VETERAN: Former Georgia Tech quarterback Jaybo Shaw is readyto lead the Eagles to victory in 2010.

WIN ONE FOR ERK: Georgia Southern players have an established tradition of touching the bust of former coach Erk Russell before they take the field.

Georgia Southern Eagles


ATLANTA — In his previous head coaching jobs, there were plenty ofthings for Bill Curry to worry about.

Who's going to play quarterback? How does the defense look? Will theseAlabama fans ever fully accept me?

There were other issues that never crossed his mind.Do we have enough helmets and chin straps? What are we going to use for

a locker room? Where are we going to practice?But those are just the sort of things Curry has fretted over in what will cer-

tainly be the final coaching job of his career and arguably the most dauntingone yet.

In less than two weeks, Curry will lead the Georgia State Panthers onto thefield for their very first game, the culmination of a two-year journey thatexposed the exhilarating highs and excruciating lows of starting a collegefootball program from scratch.

“It's been a real adventure and I've loved every minute of the challenge,”the 67-year-old Curry said, pausing briefly and adding with a wry grin, “Well,almost every minute.”

OK, so he didn't really love it when he learned that his first semblance of ateam - recruits and walk-ons who spent a formative year doing nothing butpracticing and scrimmaging against themselves - didn't actually have a field.

So Curry and one of his assistants, George Pugh, hopped in a car and start-ed riding around Atlanta, looking for any patch of grass and goalposts withina 40-minute radius of Georgia State's downtown campus.

“We found a bunch of them. Then we had to find out who ran them,” Curryrecalled. “There was an awful lot of time and effort spent on those kind ofthings, and that's just one example.”

It will all seem worth it on the night of Sept. 2, when the Panthers, an inde-pendent in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision, play their firstgame against Shorter, an NAIA school. From humble beginnings, they'll runonto a relatively grand stage - the 70,000-seat Georgia Dome, home field of theNFL's Atlanta Falcons, site of the Southeastern Conference championshipgame, venue for two Super Bowls and an Olympics.

“This is the reason why I came here,” said Mark Hogan, who was GeorgiaState's very first player. “I didn't come here to practice all year like we didlast year, but that was part of it. That was preparation for this. It was wellworth it. Now we're here, and we're about to play some real football.”

Good luck, Panthers!


Georgia State PanthersHead Coach: Bill Curry

Classification: Colonial Athletic AssociationLast Season’s Record: N/A


PANTHERS 2010 SCHEDULEThursday, Sept. 2 at 7:30 p.m. versus Shorter

Saturday, Sept. 11 at 1 p.m. versus Lambuth

Saturday, Sept. 18 at 1 p.m. versus Jacksonville State

Saturday, Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. at Campbell

Saturday, Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. versus Morehead State

Saturday, Oct. 9 at 1 p.m. versus Savannah State

Saturday, Oct. 16 at 1 p.m. versus North Carolina Central

Saturday, Oct. 23 at 2 p.m. at Old Dominion

Saturday, Oct. 30 at 5 p.m. at South Alabama

Saturday, Nov. 6 at 1 p.m. versus Lamar

Thursday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Alabama


READY TO GET THE BALL ROLLING: In this Aug. 10, photo, Georgia State foot-ball coach Bill Curry, left, walks past cornerback Justin Hughes during footballpractice in Atlanta.

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