Bo Wilson

On this week's AccessSports Weekly, the crew takes a look back at Mother Nature's wrath on Week 4 of the high school football season.

Football fans across the area want to know what the head coach of their favorite team has to say about the upcoming game on Friday night. Friday Game Night also wants to know.

Mother Nature may have forced the cancellation or postponement of some games across the area Friday night, but she didn’t wash all of them away.

Chestatee senior running back Hunter Chambers rushed for 192 yards and a touchdown to help lead the War Eagles past East Hall in the weather-delayed marathon Friday night at East Hall Stadium.

Riverside Military Academy quarterback Shad Dabney scored the game-winning touchdown on a 2-yard keeper and added the two-point conversion to give the Eagles a 32-24 win over Johnson Friday night at Billy Ellis Memorial Stadium.

Buford’s defense took over in the second half, dropping Life Christian for a safety and holding them scoreless in the weather-shorten 33-22 win against the Eagles at Tom Riden Stadium.

Back-to-back big-play touchdowns lifted Union County past rival Fannin County, 33-14, Friday night at Rebel Stadium.

A late fourth fumble recovery and an interception helped White County hold on to beat Pickens County, 27-20, Friday night at Warrior Stadium.

Dawson County extended its lead over West Hall, 34-0, before Mother Nature forced school officials to call the game with 7:19 left in the third quarter.

Gunner Stockton and the Wildcats were unstoppable in a 44-7 rout of Stephens County Friday night at The Reservation.