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Cody Brown, Parkview

Cody Brown, a senior running back at Parkview High School, talks about his decision to commit to the University of Tennessee.
By Todd Holcomb – For the AJC
Aug 13, 2020

Cody Brown, Parkview

Position: Running back

Height, weight: 6-0, 227

Class: Senior

College choices: Committed to Tennessee

2019 season wrapup: Brown was a first-team all-state pick after rushing for 1,676 yards. He had 1,588 as a sophomore. Parkview’s 12 victories last season were the most since the school’s 2004 state runner-up team finished 13-2. Brown, a four-star recruit, is the highest-rated senior running back in Georgia and the No. 7 player at the position nationally, according to the 247Sports Composite.

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