Caitlyn Stroh-Page

Caitlyn Stroh-Page is the senior sports editor high school sports and college football at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Her resume includes stops at Sports Illustrated Kids, Scout.com, The (Macon) Telegraph, the Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader and the Athens Banner-Herald. A South Georgia native, Stroh-Page lives in the Athens area.

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Mike Bobo praises key figures in his path to being 3-time Broyles Award finalist

While Indiana's defensive coordinator took home the Broyles Award on Thursday, Mike Bobo made his third appearance as one of the five finalists.

Mike Bobo praises key figures in his path to being 3-time Broyles Award finalist

While Indiana's defensive coordinator took home the Broyles Award on Thursday, Mike Bobo made his third appearance as one of the five finalists.

Report: Georgia Tech in mix for QB Alberto Mendoza, brother of Heisman winner

The Yellow Jackets have only one college pass worth of experience at quarterback with Haynes King graduating and Aaron Philo transferring.

Kennesaw State basketball star charged in federal sports betting case

Former KSU forward Demond Robinson is also named in the indictment.

Hart County hires Biff Parson, who led Rockmart football to 9 region titles

Hart County announced Tuesday that it has hired Biff Parson as its next head coach. Parson spent the last 10 seasons at Rockmart, leading the program to nine region titles.

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Of 3,300+ brackets in the HS football playoff contest, only one was perfect

Of more than 3,300 brackets submitted to the AJC Varsity Playoff Challenge, just one was perfect at the end. One man picked every outcome correctly in the 6A bracket.

Alpharetta football coach leaves for out-of-state opportunity

Brian Landis is pursuing an opportunity outside of Georgia, according to an email from Alpharetta administration sent to the school’s staff.

Where Georgia teams land in 9 final high school football national rankings

Buford was the consensus national champion in high school football, but as many as four other Georgia teams appear in various final national top-25 rankings.

Buford becomes first consensus national champion from Georgia since 1991

Buford garnered eight of the possible 10 No. 1 rankings from major poll services.

Buford moves closer to consensus national title, adds fourth No. 1 ranking

Buford (15-0) went into its state championship game against Carrollton as the top team in this ranking.