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On this week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast, it’s Part 2 of our three-part series preview the 2021 season. It includes the profiles of three teams that played for GHSA state championships at the end of the 2020 season, only to have one of those teams come away with a trophy in their hands. ICYMI: Click here to listen to Part 1 of the 2021 Season Preview. NOTE: Unless otherw...

This week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast has the third and final installment of our three-part series previewing the 2021 high school football season in the Southwest Georgia Network coverage area. You’ll hear brief profiles on new head coaches taking over multiple programs, as well as why you won’t see one program, in particular, participating in postseason play this year....

-Breaking down the Region 1-4A playoff picture after Westover’s loss to Carver (Columbus). -Other notable results from Week 9. -The Week 10 preview, including the Lee County/Valdosta showdown for first place in Region 1-6A, plus some key games from Region 1-4A, 1-3A, and other leagues.

This is what you’ll hear on this week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast!!!: -Westover rolls past Shaw on the road. -Cairo and Bainbridge fall in close heartbreakers. -Region play finally starts in earnest. -The outlook and schedule going into Week 9.

This is what you’ll hear on this week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast!!!: -Bainbridge falls from the ranks of the unbeaten. -Cairo cruises to another convincing win. -Cook finally finds the win column. -The outlook and schedule going into Week 8.

The 2019 high school football season has almost reached its halfway point. Here’s what you’ll hear on this week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast: -Westover is now 4-0, as the Patriots get ready to go to Cairo, and face the Syrupmakers. -A brief recap of Clinch County and Irwin County. -Plus a quick review of Week 5 action, and a quick preview of Week 6 action, including a few...

Here’s what you’ll hear on this week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast: -Revisiting the “Thrilla In Valdosta”: Valdosta 50, Colquitt County 49. -Lee County bounces back from the tough loss to Peach County to beat Americus-Sumter 49-6. -Westover goes to 3-0 after opening Region 1-4A play with another blowout win. -Why it’s never too early to talk region races.

The first quarter, or the first three weeks of the Georgia high school football regular season, has expired. Here’s what’s coming up on this week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast on the Southwest Georgia Network: – Westover downs Monroe: Why head coach Olten Downs isn’t satisfied with the Patriots despite starting 2-0. -Lee County loses to Peach County: What’s next for the tw...

Week 2 of the Georgia high school football season is in the books. Here’s what you’ll hear on Episode 3 (2019 season) of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast on the Southwest Georgia Network: -The Lee County Trojans pitch their second straight shutout. -Monroe now 2-0 after trouncing Terrell County. -Bainbridge outlasts Cairo 14-10. -Plus, a quick look back at Week 2, and a quick look ahead t...

Week 1 of the Georgia high school football season has come and gone. Here’s what you’ll hear on Episode 2 of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast on the Southwest Georgia Network: -Lee County’s shutout win over Dougherty in a rain-shortened Hamp Smith Classic. -A brief recap of season-opening wins for Monroe and Westover. -Justin Rogers winning his debut as Colquitt County’s new head coach. -...

In the 2019 debut episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast, host Walter Johnson previews the upcoming high school football season, from coaching changes to team outlooks, and everywhere in between . 

Albany-Dougherty Economic Development President and CEO Justin Strickland discusses the impact that the new Georgia Pacific lumber production facility will have on Albany and other surrounding areas of Southwest Georgia.