National Letter of Intent Signing Day doesn't roll around until February, but that doesn't mean that high school seniors can't make their verbal commitments. So far, 16 of the state's 50 top players have given their word to college coaches in the southeast....but that can all change over the next seven months.
For now, here's a look at the players who have made their decision...at least verbally:
Georgia Recuits (verbal commitments)
OL- Clint Boling (6-5, 261) Chattahoochee HS
DE- Justin Houston (6-3, 228) Statesboro HS
DB- John Knox (6-2, 191) Statesboro HS
DE- Conrad Obi (6-4, 240) Grayson HS
OL- Tanner Strickland (6-4, 315) Berrien County HS
Georgia Tech Recuits (verbal commitments)
LB- Kyle Jackson (6-0, 225) Union Grove HS
LB- Brad Jefferson (6-2, 205) Johnson County HS
Alabama Recruits (verbal commitments)
LB- Jennings Hester (6-3, 222) Marist HS
Auburn Recruits (verbal commitments)
DB- Dequan Bembry (5-10, 175) Hawkinsville HS
RB- John Douglas (6-1, 235) Aquinas HS
TE- Bailey Woods (6-4, 222) Walton HS
Clemson Recruits (verbal commitments)
DE- Rennie Moore, Jr. (6-5, 260) Camden County HS
Mississippi Recruits (verbal commitments)
DT- Ted Laurent (6-2, 312) Gainesville HS has committed to Mississippi
South Carolina (verbal commitments)
DB- Addison Williams (5-9, 169) Westlake HS
Vanderbilt (verbal commitments)
WR- Udom Umoh (5-10, 168) Peach County
Virgina Tech (verbal commitments)
TE- Brandon Barden (6-5, 211) Lincolon County HS)
Monday, July 10, 2006
Saturday, May 27, 2006
Loganville Spring Practice
The Georgia High School Football Huddle continues to provide fans with spring practice stories. Today you can check out how things went for Loganville thanks to the Walton Tribune. To read the story, please click on our headline "Loganville Spring Practice.
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Portal Spring Practice

The Georgia High School Football Huddle is getting fans ready for the 2006 high school football season by providing stories from states around the country that allow spring practice. Portal ended its spring practices earlier this month, and today you can check-out how it went from the Statesboro Herald. You can check out the story by clicking on The Georgia High School Football Huddle headline "Portal Spring Practice".
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Crisp County Hires Walburn To Take Over Football Program
Tommy Walburn fixed the Troup County High School football program in five years, now he's going to try to do the same thing at Crisp County. Walburn will have a dual role as Crisp County as he will also serve as the school's athletic director. In five years at Troup, he led the Tigers to a 43-17 mark with five post-season wins including a berth in the 4A GHSA state semifinals in his first year in 2001.
To read more about Walburn career at Troup and why he's moving to Crisp in the Valley Times-News, please click on The High School Football Huddle's headline, "Crisp County Hires Walburn To Take Over Football Program".
To read more about Walburn career at Troup and why he's moving to Crisp in the Valley Times-News, please click on The High School Football Huddle's headline, "Crisp County Hires Walburn To Take Over Football Program".
Monday, February 20, 2006
Lakeview Academy Football Program Names First Head Coach
Matthew Kuhn has been hired to start the new Lakeview Academy football program. It will be five years before Lakeview takes the varsity field. To read more from accessnorthga.com, please click The High School Football Huddle headline "Lakeview Academy Football Program Names First Head Coach".
Sunday, January 29, 2006
Valdosta Names 14th Head Coach

Rick Tomberlin is in as the 14th head coach at Valdosta High School. Tomberlin was hired Monday night to take over the program that leads the nation in all-time wins (828 wins through 2005).
Tomberlin comes to the Wildcats after taking Washington County to three Georgia state titles with an overall record of 157-31. In 22 years as a head coach, including a short stint at Valdosta's crosstown rival Lowndes, Tomberlin sports a record of 220 wins and 80 losses.
For more on the hiring from macon.com, please click on our headline "Valdosta Names 14th Head Coach".
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Valdosta High School Moves Closer To Hiring New Head Football Coach
The winningest high school football program, the Valdosta Wildcats, are hoping to name its new head coach on January 23rd. Click on the underlined headline "Valdosta High School Moves Closer To Hiring New Head Football Coach" to read more on the latest on the search process.
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