Friday Game Night

Here's a look at five things we learned from the second round of the high school football state playoffs...

If last week proved tough, this one showed just how strong the top end of northeast Georgia high school football is this season. Five of seven area teams competing claimed victories on Friday in the second round of the GHSA playoffs.

With most of the attention focused on the firepower of both the Commerce and Taylor County offenses, the Commerce defense showed why it came in as the No. 2 unit in Class A Friday night...

Jones County showed that it could indeed put up some passing yards on the Buford defense on Friday.

Jefferson churned its way to 136 total yards of offense on Friday night. Thanks to a rampaging Dragons defense that proved more than enough...

Bailey Fisher got a taste for the state quarterfinals last season. And on Friday night, the Rabun County quarterback showed he is more than ready for another bite at that postseason treat.

Mill Creek football may be known for its defense -- but its offense proved it's no slouch either on Friday night...

West Hall football players and coaches know that just about everyone in the state expects Thomson to roll in the two teams' second round state playoff contest tonight. And the Spartans could care less...

What may be the most impressive stat from last week’s first round action is that every single No. 1 seed in all six non-Class A classifications advanced. Northeast Georgia area No. 1 seeds Mill Creek, Buford, Jefferson, and Rabun County won by a 38-point average margin of victory in the first round...