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Sam Horn, Collins Hill

Collins Hill quarterback Sam Horn is the consensus No. 8 senior quarterback prospect nationally was first-team All-State last year while leading Collins Hill to the Class 7A final. (Tyson Alan Horne / Tyson.Horne@ajc.com)

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Collins Hill quarterback Sam Horn is the consensus No. 8 senior quarterback prospect nationally was first-team All-State last year while leading Collins Hill to the Class 7A final. (Tyson Alan Horne / Tyson.Horne@ajc.com)
By Todd Holcolmb – For the AJC
Aug 12, 2021

Sam Horn, Collins Hill

Position: QB

Height, weight: 6-4, 190

Class: Senior

College choices: Committed to Missouri on Feb. 28

Credentials: Horn is the consensus No. 8 senior quarterback prospect nationally and the second highest-rated recruit in Collins Hill history behind teammate Travis Hunter, his main target at wide receiver. Horn was 361-of-552 passing (65.4%) for 3,910 yards (tied for 11th most in state history) and 41 touchdowns and made first-team all-state last year while leading Collins Hill to the Class 7A final.

School’s first Super 11 player since: Horn is the first, with teammate Travis Hunter.

Credit: Ryon Horne / AJC

Meet the 2021 class of the Super 11, where the AJC shines a light on Georgia's top high school football players. (Video by Ryon Horne; photos by Tyson Horne)

2021 AJC Super 11: Jacurri Brown | Thomas Castellanos | Travis Hunter | Jake Johnson | Amehre Morrison | Elijah Pritchett | Malaki Starks | Gunner Stockton | Tyre West | Mykel Williams

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