The Brooks County (Quitman, GA) varsity football team is set to host Washington-Wilkes (Washington, GA) in a home playoff game today at 2 p.m. This game is part of the 2024 Georgia High School Football Playoff Brackets: GHSA Class A Division II tournament.
Washington-Wilkes vs Brooks County High School Football Game Info:
What: Georgia High School Football
Who: Washington-Wilkes vs Brooks County
When: Saturday, November 16, 2024
Time: 2:00pm.
Bracket: 2024 Georgia High School Football Playoff Brackets: GHSA – Class A Division II
Live stream: Watch here
Game Preview: Washington-Wilkes vs Brooks County
The Brooks County (Quitman, GA) varsity football team is preparing for an exciting playoff game today at home against Washington-Wilkes (Washington, GA). The game is set to kick off at 2 p.m. and is part of the 2024 Georgia High School Football Playoff Brackets: GHSA Class A Division II tournament.
Team Records and Performance Overview
Washington-Wilkes enters the game with a 4-6 overall record, finishing their region play with a 1-3 record. They have faced challenges this season but are looking to turn things around in the postseason. On the other hand, Brooks County, with a 6-4 overall record, has had a strong season, particularly in region play where they finished 4-1. The team has been impressive at home, boasting a 2-3 record on the road but a dominant 4-1 record at home.
Scoring and Offensive Comparisons
Brooks County has been highly productive offensively, averaging 30.3 points per game, led by standout players like Chris Cole and Junior Burrus. Their offensive balance includes a strong rushing attack with 155.9 yards per game and a potent passing game that averages 169 yards per game. Brooks County’s overall offensive production totals 324.9 yards per game.
In contrast, Washington-Wilkes averages 19.5 points per game, with much of their offensive output coming from running back Tamari Curry, who leads the team in rushing and total yards. Their rushing game totals 161.2 yards per game, but they struggle with passing, averaging only 33.8 yards per game. Despite these numbers, they are determined to make a statement in the postseason.
Key Players to Watch
- Washington-Wilkes: Tamari Curry has been a standout performer for Washington-Wilkes, rushing for 78.2 yards per game and contributing 111.9 total yards per game. He is also the team’s leader in points scored with 8.4 points per game.
- Brooks County: Chris Cole leads the way for Brooks County, rushing for an impressive 153.0 yards per game. Junior Burrus has been equally crucial, totaling 164.3 yards per game, including 166.1 passing yards. Brooks County’s offense will rely on these two stars to move the ball and put up points.
Defensive Breakdown
Brooks County’s defense has been solid, allowing an average of 29.1 points per game, with standout players like Amarjae Mitchell, who leads the team in tackles. On the other hand, Washington-Wilkes gives up an average of 19.3 points per game, with Davon Wright and Jaylen Wylie anchoring their defensive line.
Looking Ahead
As the teams prepare to meet on the field, Brooks County will have the advantage of home-field support and a more balanced offensive attack. However, Washington-Wilkes will be hungry to pull off an upset and show that they are capable of competing in the postseason. The game promises to be an exciting matchup between two teams with different strengths, and with the high stakes of the playoff tournament, anything can happen.
Fans of both teams will be eagerly watching to see who will advance to the next round of the playoffs in the 2024 Georgia High School Football Playoff Brackets: GHSA Class A Division II tournament.
