Carrollton

He may reclassify to 2028, so keep an eye on that one.

He's having a monster, monster year for, uh, Carrollton in Georgia.

2030, why wait, right? We got some of these guys visiting, um, which is just, again, the nature of the beast.

And then all the way up to 2031, Roderick Lewis, Carroll City Middle School, Little Rod.

I, from the mouth of Catholic, I honestly think that Ohio State leads in that recruitment, but I don't know if the Buckeyes are fully pressing there.

I'm gonna go out for now because I think Ohio State's kind of focused more on guys like Jermaine Cobbins or Tyler Boyd from Carrollton, who was supposed to be on campus this weekend but won't be.

Those are the names I think Ohio State's prioritizing at corner.

So r- for right now, knowing what we know, I'm gonna go out on Langston Bridgen just because I think Ohio State's got its eyes set on other names at cornerback.

Um, this one is gonna be a truly national battle.

Like you say, he's from Carrollton, Georgia.

He's got pretty much the entire SEC offer, and he's got a lot of the ACC.

Miami's heavily after him.

Well, so this, uh, some of the, the oldest songs in this book were written in the 1700s, and that's sort of where the style is developed.

The shapes themselves were invented in, uh, 1801, was the first time that we see them used, and the book that we sing out of, The Sacred Harp, was first published in 1844 in Carrollton, uh, n- near Carrollton, Georgia.

Um, and so today we sing out of a book called The Sacred Harp that descends from that book.

It's quite different because it gets revised by the singing community every 20 or 30 years.

Uh, let's see here.

Uh, Chris in Carrollton, Georgia.

Chris, fire away.

Hi, guys.

As it would have been difficult, if not downright impossible, for Chapman to resume his playing career, he found a workaround.

The following year, a 5'7", 138-pound catcher turned up on the roster of Carrollton, Georgia, in the newly reformed Georgia State League, named Ed Chapwin.

The chest protector covered the same stocky body.

The catcher's mask framed the same high, sunken cheekbones and close-set, bituminous eyes.

And Ed, which is a shortened version of his middle name.

Well, the trail runs cold on his statistics that summer, but evidently they were strong enough.

On September 2, days after hitting a two-run homer in a 3-1 win over Cedartown, the Boston Globe reported that the Red Sox had purchased his contract from Carrollton.

You know, he is a pretty nifty-looking player, the Globe enthused.