by Jeff Fisher
Georgia High School Football Huddle
Having lived in Atlanta for two years, there's no doubt in my mind that Georgia has some of the rabid high school football fans in the country.
The biggest thing that I learned about football in the south is that spring practice is a big deal.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution is also one of the best newspapers in the country to quench high school football fans' thirst for high school football knowledge during the off-season.
This spring, the AJC has put together a series called 30 in 30, which looks at some of the top teams in the state. Click on the links below to learn about things such as whether Camden County can win its third straight AAAAA title after losing 19 of 22 starters; whether Buford capture a fourth straight AA crown and is Columbus-Carver's Isaiah Crowell the best high school running back in country.
Team (2009 Record)
Banneker Trojans (7-4)
Blessed Triniy Titans (5-5)
Brookwood Broncos (6-6)
Buford Wolves (14-1)
Camden County Wildcats (13-2)
Campbell Spartans (2-8)
Carver-Columbus Tigers (11-2)
Central Gwinnett Black Knights (2-8)
Creekside Seminoles (6-4)
Druid Hills Red Devils (2-8)
Greenville Patriots (11-1)
Kell Longhorns (6-5)
Lakeside Vikings (4-6)
Lovejoy Wildcats (4-6)
Marist War Eagles (9-3)
Mill Creek Hawks (5-5)
Norcross Blue Devils (5-5)
North Gwinnett Bulldogs (12-1)
Peachtree Ridge Lions (10-2)
Pebblebrook Falcons (6-4)
Riverwood Raiders (2-8)
Rockdale County Bulldogs (10-4)
Sandy Creek Fighting Patriots (14-1)
South Gwinnet Comets (10-2)
Stone Mountain Pirates (1-9)
Walton Raiders (6-4)
Wesleyan Wolves (12-1)
The blog is part of Jeff Fisher's High School Football America network that's dedicated to providing high school football fans in Georgia with the most up-to-date news and information.
