Georgia Gets The Best of Florida, 26-10

It had been nearly two decades since Florida and Georgia squared off properly on the football field. On Sunday evening at the legendary Traz Powell Stadium in Miami, the game that many felt would be the spark to continue this once competitive was competitive from start to finish. While Georgia won this game 26-10 on two very late interception returns for touchdowns, this was competitive and entertaining, and it was the perfect way for this game to make its return. “The objective from the beginning was to get the Florida and Georgia rivalry that we knew and grew up with back on track,” said Team Florida’s<strong> Faheem Ali.</strong> “This is a FREE game for these young men – and from and outstanding hotel and food to top-flight practices, uniforms, gear and a first class experience.” It was indeed a tremendous four days for the players from both teams – as they met new friends and relationships that will certainly last a lifetime. <strong>COMPETITIVE GAME ALL THE WAY</strong> Even though the score doesn’t indicate it, this was a really impressive game – and a tight one throughout. Plays made on both sides of the field, but when it was all over, Team Georgia won the renewal – and players and coaches are already making plans to be a part of next year’s game and combine. <strong>GAME AWARDS</strong> When the dust had settled, the game awards were handed out: <strong>OFFENSIVE MVP</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="32656" first="Yulkeith" last="Brown"], WR, Miami Central (Texas A&amp;M) <strong>DEFENSIVE MVP</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="33721" first="Neto" last="Okpala"], DE, Loganville, Ga. (Austin Peay University) <strong>GAME MVP</strong> Cedric Wynn, DB, Lee County <strong>HEAD TURNERS SHOWED SOME SKILLS</strong> Besides the game MVP winners, this contest had some standouts roaming the field all game. For Florida, there were defensive standouts such as: <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32909" first="Emile" last="Aime"]</strong> (LB, Miami Gardens TRU Prep Academy), <strong>Matt Antezana</strong> (DL, Miami Gulliver Prep), <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32896" first="Kesean" last="Norris-Hayes"]</strong> (DT, Miami Christopher Columbus), FIU signee <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32844" first="Demetrius" last="Hill"]</strong> (CB, Miami Springs), Maryland-bound <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32613" first="Terrence" last="Lewis"]</strong>, LB, Miami Central <strong>Stefon Young-Rolle</strong>, DL, Miami Central and Miami Christopher Columbus linebacker <strong>Dustin Viñas.</strong> On offense, there were USF signee<strong> Cole Best </strong>(OL, Winter Park Trinity Christian)<strong>, Colin Blazek</strong> (QB, Venice), University of Miami-bound tight end <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32690" first="Kahlil" last="Brantley"]</strong> (Miami Northwestern), <strong>Fredrick Cage</strong> (WR, Miami Gardens TRU Prep Academy), USF signee <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32713" first="John" last="Cannon"]</strong> (K, Miami Gardens TRU Prep Academy), FIU signees <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32746" first="Keegan" last="Davis"]</strong> (TE/DE, Port St. Lucie Treasure Coast) and <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32875" first="Kareem" last="Harden"]</strong> (OL, Fort Lauderdale Stranahan), Tulane signee <strong>T.J. Huggins</strong> (WR, Miami Killian), <strong>Lawrence Jones Jr</strong> (WR, Sanford Seminole), <strong>Taylor Jones</strong> (TE, Sanford Seminole), Ball State signee <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32770" first="Kiael" last="Kelly"]</strong> (QB, Tampa Gaither), <strong>Jaquez Moore</strong> (RB, Live Oak Suwannee), Middle Tennessee State signee <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32778" first="Nick" last="Vattiato"]</strong> (QB, Miami Gardens TRU Prep Academy), <strong>Sidarius Walker</strong> (RB, Lake Minneola) and offensive lineman <strong>Christopher Williams</strong> from Tallahassee Rickards. Team Georgia was equally as impressive with offensive standouts On offense, Georgia Tech signee <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="33697" first="Leo" last="Blackburn"] Jr.</strong> (WR, Westlake) <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="33728" first="Mason" last="Bundy"]</strong> (OT, Fannin County), <strong>Cal Camp</strong> (QB, Morgan County), <strong>Daniel Gibbs</strong> (PK, Veterans), <strong>Keveon Robbins</strong> (RB, Hancock Central), <strong>Jeden Watson</strong> (OG, East Coweta) and Rome receivers <strong>Jay Wise</strong>. Defensively, <strong>Ameron Bergeron </strong>(DB, Westover), <strong>Zy </strong>Brockington (DE, Colquitt County), <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="33722" first="Prince" last="Green"]</strong> (CB, Griffin), <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="93932" first="Jordan" last="Grier"]</strong> (DB, Cedar Grove), <strong>Jaidan Jackson</strong> (DT /DE, Grayson), <strong>Christopher Radford</strong> (MLB, Northside), <strong>Jomel Robinson</strong>, LB, MLK), <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="93972" first="Fernando" last="Sanchez"]</strong> (LB, Grayson Central), <strong>Jaheim Ward</strong> (DB, Colquitt County) and Buford cornerback <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="33778" first="Malik" last="Williams"]</strong>. <strong>Y<em>ou Can Contact Larry Blustein with prospect or team information at: Foridakids1@aol.com. We are also on </em></strong><strong><em>Social Media on @PrepRedzonefl.</em></strong>