Chris Vivlamore is the Sports Editor at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has extensive experience covering team sports, including the Atlanta Hawks, Falcons, Braves, and Thrashers, during his more than 17 years at the AJC. Chris has also been featured in various publications, including Finger Lakes Times, Brunswick News Inc., and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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MARIETTA – Region champions – with an exclamation point.
Make no mistake - this is fun.
WOODSTOCK – Sprayberry trailed Woodstock for all of 2:13 thanks to an opening kickoff return for a touchdown.
It was a difficult decision. It was also one that Walker football coach TJ Anderson hopes won’t need to be made again as he continues to build the program.
By: Chris Vivlamore
For high school football teams who have advanced to the state playoffs, a quest for a state championship can come down to one or two keys.
They remember.
MARIETTA – This loss stings too.
Apologies to those out-of-town relatives who might be expecting a Thanksgiving week visit, but members of the Kell football team would just as soon stay home this year.
MARIETTA – They are the most glorious seconds in football when a quarterback kneels to ice a win -- and a playoff win at that.
For some Cobb County high school football families, the Thanksgiving checklist is different this year.
