Friday Game Night

Here’s a look at five things we learned from the state high school football semifinals...

One area team is left standing -- and it’s one that is quite often remaining when the dust settles. Meanwhile, two others saw their campaigns come to gut-wrenching ends as the GHSA football semifinals played out on Friday.

Any other team may have panicked -- but this is Buford football...

All week Mill Creek coach Shannon Jarvis worried about the big-play capability of the Colquitt County offense...

Commerce football was staring at its first state championship game appearance since 2000 -- but Zebulon Johnson had other ideas.

You might think Buford football has grown accustomed to nights like these -- after all the Wolves are set to embark on their ninth straight state semifinal contest on Friday...

It would have been easy for Mill Creek football to enter this week with wide-eyed wonder.

Buford football coach Jess Simpson is close to all of the teams he has coached over his 11-years at the helm of the Wolves. But even he admits that the 2015 team is already holding a special place in his heart.

If there was a Mount Rushmore-like monument for Commerce football, former coaching legends Ray Lamb and Steve Savage surely would be the faces of the foundation.

In a classification that seems all about the offense, standing like a beacon for all defense-minded fans to see is the Mill Creek defense...