Friday Game Night

The Georgia High School Association released the new region alignments Tuesday for the upcoming 2016-17 and 2017-18 seasons.

Commerce football may be nicknamed the Tigers, but, for this season at least, they might as well re-name themselves the Road Warriors.

One newcomer and two veterans from northeast Georgia will put their playoff credentials on the line on Friday, as the GHSA football semifinals get underway around the state.

On Tuesday schools across the state, and plenty here in northeast Georgia, will learn their region foes for the next two years, as the GHSA releases its new alignments for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 school years.

Here’s a look at five things we learned from the quarterfinal round of the state playoffs...

Once the dust settled on Friday night, northeast Georgia found three teams still standing in the state football playoffs -- and it was so nearly four...

Mill Creek used a dominating defensive performance to whip Archer 23-0 and advance to its first-ever semifinals in a Class AAAAAA quarterfinal matchup Friday night at Mill Creek Community Stadium.

Were it any other team the number alone would seem absurd, but Buford football could care less about numbers at this time of year -- at least any number but "one."

The road keeps on getting longer -- and Commerce football is enjoying every second of the ride.

Dawson County football will never forget a magical 2015 football season.