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No better feeling than competing with my brothers in the 2026 Corky Kell/Dave Hunter Spring Jamboree!! Enjoyed competing on both sides of the ball! “This is the day” ✝️ @CamDuke11 @MariettaFtball @RustyMansell_ @PrepRedzoneGA @RecruitGeorgia @BrooksAustinBA

Real ball player

@kalebwebb3 x @ZahirMathis5

It’s all in the details 📸

@CoachBrown_MDN @BrennanMarion4 Omg😂😂😂😂😂

Ya’ll heard what @BrennanMarion4 said he is and where he’s from… 🥱⛹🏾‍♂️🍑7️⃣❌🐝

@Ihartitz That’s apart of the offense😂

Chris Brazzell playing Road to Glory in real life: 6-177-3 vs. Georgia and just takes a few steps anytime there's a run up the middle

Another Huskey PBU.

BREAKING: Current Rome High School offensive coordinator Steven Humphrey has been named the new head football coach at Temple High School. Humphrey has over 20 years of coaching experience at both the high school and collegiate levels including serving as offensive coordinator at Ware County, McEachern and for the last three years at Rome High School, reaching the state semifinals this past season with the Wolves under coach John Reid. Humphrey previously taught and coached in Carroll County at Villa Rica High School from 2017 to 2019. “Coach Humphrey brings a wealth of knowledge to our program, having worked under some of the most respected and top coaches in the state of Georgia,” Temple High School Principal Seth Rogers said. “We are excited not only for his on the field knowledge, but for the significant community impact he will have as a leader and mentor. We are confident that Coach Humphrey will uphold our traditions while leading Tiger football into a successful new era.” Humphrey holds a bachelor’s degree from Tusculum College and master’s degree in kinesiology from Georgia Southern. “Carroll County has always felt like home to our family, and we are grateful for the opportunity to return and invest in a community we deeply respect. We are excited to pour into the Temple football program—its players, its traditions, and its future,” Humphrey said. Temple High School’s football program is the youngest in Carroll County, beginning play in 1989. Humphrey is just the ninth head coach to lead the program. “Our program will be built on the core values represented in S.A.G.E.: Sacrifice, Attitude, Grit, and Effort,” Humphrey said. “These principles will guide everything we do, on and off the field. I believe that a strong football program begins with strong relationships, and I am committed to earning the trust of our players and their families." Coach Humphrey and his wife, Nicole, have two sons and a daughter. “I will go to bat for our athletes in every way I can,” he said. “We will establish a culture rooted in hard work, accountability, and a no‐excuses mentality. Our expectations will extend beyond Friday nights; we will strive for excellence in the classroom, in the community, and in every aspect of our lives. Together, we will build something our school and our town can be proud of.”

My brudda🤞🏾

I’m thankful for my time at Maryland and everyone that made it possible. However on January 2nd I will be in the transfer portal with three years of eligibility remaining.

Number 4 from Miami toting that mf

NEW: USF WR Chas Nimrod plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal, @PeteNakos reports. The former Tennessee transfer totaled 466 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns this season. on3.com/transfer-porta…

Thank you god

Maryland True Freshman Malik Washington is the real deal🚀

@BrianStaley_12 you been a real one

The best freshman in the country resides in College Park. We are so blessed. Savor every moment. Star boy. Chills. Pasadena is a certainty at this point.

Maryland wide receiver Kaleb Webb on Malik Washington: “He takes the necessary approach, whether that’s in the film room or holding his teammates accountable.” 🎥: (marylandathletics/YouTube)

OH MY @kalebwebb3 Malik to Kaleb in the endzone. 26-7 Terps

Source: The #Lions are adding depth to their backfield, signing RB Jabari Small. The former Vols’ star was with the #Titans last season as a rookie.

Prayers up for John Brenkus and his family 🙏🏾 The man who gave us the Emmy Winning Sports Science lost his battle with depression at the age of 53.