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2 hours ago, GardenStateBaller said:

Lee County at Colquitt County

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Tom White Field at Mack Tharpe Stadium, Moultrie

Records, rankings: Lee County is 3-0 and No. 3 in Class 5A; Colquitt County is 2-1 and No. 10 in 6A.

Last meeting: Colquitt County won 37-20 in 2023.

Things to know: Lee County is 0-12 all-time against Colquitt County, with most of those games played before Lee became a prominent force statewide. This is the teams’ fourth straight meeting when both are ranked. In the 2023 game, Lee County led 409-265 in total yards but lost three turnovers and had more than 100 penalty yards. Ousmane Kromah rushed for 179 yards. Kromah, an AJC Super 11 player, is back while most of Colquitt’s offensive weapons have graduated. Kromah has rushed for 377 yards, averaging 10.2 per carry. Weston Bryan, a three-year starter committed to Georgia Southern, has thrown for 509 yards. Lee County’s closest game has been a 45-28 victory over Warner Robins. Colquitt lost to fourth-ranked North Gwinnett 14-3 in its last outing. North Gwinnett then scored 37 in a victory against another top-10 team, Mill Creek, so Colquitt is up to speed defensively, but its offense is having the growing pains expected of a team that starts a freshman quarterback, Cohen Lawson, and that graduated two top-100 national players (WR Ny Carr, TE Landen Thomas) and a three-year starting QB (Neko Fann). The 2023 offensive juggernaut averaged 238 yards passing and 198 rushing per game. The current team averages 110 and 176, respectively.

North surprised me to this point. Not on my radar as far as what they have done early. It continues this week as I find Colquitt is down and will find it hard to recover.......period.

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1 hour ago, GardenStateBaller said:

After the SFA and AHP beat downs, SoGa may never recover. 

I don’t think so. South Georgia beats their chest with false bravado, but then schedules the worst OOS teams they can find, or teams that aren’t horrible, but just had enough to not be able to lose to them. 
 

Those teams would never schedule a top national team again 

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1 hour ago, Nolebull813 said:

I don’t think so. South Georgia beats their chest with false bravado, but then schedules the worst OOS teams they can find, or teams that aren’t horrible, but just had enough to not be able to lose to them. 
 

Those teams would never schedule a top national team again 

And CQ scheduled DF on a down season. 

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On 9/12/2024 at 5:19 PM, Nolebull813 said:

I don’t think so. South Georgia beats their chest with false bravado, but then schedules the worst OOS teams they can find, or teams that aren’t horrible, but just had enough to not be able to lose to them. 
 

Those teams would never schedule a top national team again 

They also play the smaller schools in the immediate area for non-region, which pads their record. That ensures their high rating.

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