Crisp County Cougar Football Fans

This is the year Quay gets a Championship.

Georgia's Most Important Players: No. 22 Quay Walker .

Going to be 🌬❄️chilly at the game Friday night.

Class 3A Blog: A look at the quarterbacks leading teams into the semifinals Top-tier quarterbacks will lead their respective teams this weekend into the semifinals of the Class 3A playoffs, and each player brings a unique approach to the game. Their stats reveal how they handle business on the field and could provide insight in what to expect Friday.

Crisp County Head Football Coach says ‘This game right here is for all the marbles’ The Crisp County Cougars are in pursuit of the program’s first-ever state championship. In back-to-back seasons the Cougars are in the semi-finals ready to take down another team en route to Atlanta for the title game.

Play of the Week: Crisp County Cougars Pick-Six The quarterfinals brought all the heat, Friday night. This week, the Crisp County Cougars take the Play of the Week.

4 Questions with Crisp County coach Brad Harber Today’s interviewee is Crisp County coach Brad Harber, whose team defeated Cedar Grove 16-13 in the Class 3A quarterfinals. Crisp avenged its 2019 state finals loss and ended the two-time champion Saints’ reign in the classification. Harber was promoted to head coach in 2017. His Crisp teams are...

Warner Robins, Crisp County, Prince Avenue beat defending champs Warner Robins, Crisp County and Prince Avenue Christian broke up dynasties Friday night in the Georgia high school football quarterfinals.

ARE YOU READY???

Crisp County ready to even the score Friday night in the quarterfinals Thursday night, the night before the quarterfinals. 12 southwest Georgia teams will take the gridiron Friday night in pursuit of the state title game.

AJC has Crisp County Cougars in the #2 spot.

Class 3A Blog: Ranked programs make statements in Week 5 Friday night proved large for ranked 3A teams as they took the field against ranked opponents from other classifications. Cedar Grove, Westminster, Oconee County and Pierce County were all challenged by ranked programs from other classes and each won the contest.