Friday Game Night

Time ran out on Lumpkin County football in the Indians' season opener on Friday in Dahlonega.

Jefferson football travels to Rabun County on Friday for a showdown between two teams with collegiate-level talent, each coming off state playoff runs and region championships in 2014. By the way it’s also the season-opener for two squads with aspirations of making more history in 2015...

Another summer gone and with that brings the start of the high school football season -- finally. Things will kick off around the area and state with just a handful of games, but what matchups they are, especially for some northeast Georgia programs.

It’s been a while since the Buford Wolves entered a season with as much uncertainty as they do in 2015. So long, in fact, that even coach Jess Simpson wasn’t really sure.

Now that you've had time to digest our 30-team strong 2015 High School Football Season Preview it's time to start focusing in on the task at hand...

Jefferson coach Ben Hall joined the Aug. 19, 2015 edition of Game On with Katie B. Davis to talk about expectations for the 2015 season and reveal who will be the starting quarterback for the Dragons come Game 1 Aug. 21 against Rabun County.

East Jackson football coach Gary Hughes joined the Aug. 19, 2015 edition of Game On with Katie B. Davis to talk about the upcoming 2015 season including his team's opener in Week Zero against Hebron Christian Academy.

Rabun County football coach Lee Shaw joined the Aug. 19 edition of Game On with Katie B. Davis to talk Game 1 of the 2015 season against Jefferson

The “Big 44” may be garnering most of the headlines from Monday’s decision by the Georgia High School Association on new reclassifications. But for several high-profile area schools, it was the number three that was creating the biggest buzz.

Most football coaches always say the most progress a team makes is between Games 1 and 2. There’s a trend afoot in high school football where teams are trying to utilize that philosophy without sacrificing a real game.