There are just 23 days remaining until the kickoff of the 2021 high school football season. But make no mistake, preparations for the upcoming campaign got underway months ago. And teams throughout northeast Georgia already are in full countdown mode.
With that in mind, we spent the last couple of weeks catching up with programs around our area to get a feel for how spring practice went, how the summer is going, and what coaches believe the fall will look like. Our "Two-a-Days" series honors those old-school grinding sessions that lead us out of summer and into fall, asking each area coach two key questions about the state of their respective programs.
Over the next two weeks, AccessWDUN's Friday Game Night will get you prepped for the start of gridiron action with responses from coaches throughout northeast Georgia. (Teams run in alphabetical order)...
LUMPKIN COUNTY
The Indians finally have a full offseason under coach Caleb Sorrells. Sorrells says he sees great improvement because of the extra time to prepare and fully implement his system. Still, though, they finished last season 0-10. But with numbers up, a seasoned quarterback and his offensive line back, the offense is looking promising. The Indians are also improving on defense.
We caught up with coach Caleb Sorrells to discuss the improvement across the board and his thoughts on the upcoming schedule.
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- Previously in Two-a-Days: LANIER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
- Up Next in Two-a-Days: NORTH HALL
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