October 1, 2025 - 04:59

In the latest edition of the Football Fridays in Georgia Podcast, listeners are treated to an array of exciting stories from the world of high school football. Benedectine head coach Danny Britt shares insights following his team's nail-biting victory against Ware, showcasing the determination and skill that propelled the Cadets to success over the weekend.
Additionally, Jared Hughes, the flag football coach at Rome, discusses the challenges and triumphs of establishing a new sports program from the ground up. His journey highlights the dedication required to foster a passion for the game in a fresh environment.
Collins Hill head coach Drew Swick also joins the conversation, revealing his strategies for fortifying a tough defense in anticipation of their upcoming clash against Buford. As the excitement builds, it's worth noting that the flag football season kicks off today, adding another layer of anticipation to the weekend's events. Football Fridays in Georgia continue to bring communities together through thrilling competition and inspiring stories.
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