Friday Game Night

It seems like every week gets more important than the next in the high school football season -- and that is certainly the case for Week 6 of the 2014 campaign.

Despite just now hitting the halfway point of the season, several teams already face must-win situations Friday night if they want to stay in the playoff race in their respective regions.

Seeing is believing. And what Lumpkin County fans are seeing lately from the Indians offense is certainly making believers out of them.

Michael Brown readily admits there are plenty of positives in his team

Blake Ferguson, the No. 2-ranked long snapperin the nation according to 247sports received an invite to participate in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl this week.

Buford, Jefferson, Lanier and North Gwinnett each maintained their spots in the latest Georgia Sports Writers Association Prep Football Poll, released Tuesday.

From here on out every week only seems to get more and more intense. Welcome to the midway point of the 2014 high school football season, where every game means something -- and leads probably something to else even bigger.

Here's a look at five things we learned from Week 5 of the high school football season...

For all the talk of the Jefferson and Jackson County offenses coming into the two teams' Region 8-AAA opener Friday, it was the Dragons defense that actually stole the show.

Gainesville football coach Bruce Miller had already noted that the next three games could make or break the Red Elephants