Friday Game Night

Here's a look at five things we learned from Week 6 of the high school football season...

With most of northeast Georgia regions finally getting going Friday night, there were some monster showdowns that could eventually be the deciding factor for playoff positioning for the upcoming state playoffs...

Commerce football knew well it had to contain Prince Avenue Christian School's big-play passing attack on Friday...

East Hall running back Cambren Harrison scored six touchdowns and Class AAA’s No. 1 offense piled up 700 yards in a 62-42 win over Union County Friday night in a key Region 7-AAA showdown at East Hall Stadium...

Dawson County football got its Region 7-AAA campaign off to an impressive start on Friday, as the Tigers jumped out to a three-score lead and made it stick in a 30-7 defeat of North Hall in Dawsonville.

North Gwinnett got a pair of fumble recoveries for touchdowns and quarterback Jimmy Urzua threw two touchdown passes as the Bulldogs shocked Class AAAAAAA No. 7 Mill Creek 35-21 Friday night in a huge Region 6-AAAAAAA battle...

Seven different players scored for Buford as the Wolves routed Clarke Central 45-7 in their Region 8-AAAAA opener Friday night at Tom Riden Stadium...

Brock Landis had 297 total yards and five combined touchdowns to lead Winder-Barrow to a 56-14 blowout win over Apalachee Friday night in Region 8-AAAAAA action...

Flowery Branch had to battle for it, but the Falcons ran away in the second half for a 35-21 win over Cedar Shoals in Athens.

Gainesville got its starting quarterback back in the mix but still could not notch its first win since opening night in a 39-14 loss to Marist on Friday in Atlanta.