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Oconee County

Oconee County

County in GeorgiaWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Oconee County".

Oct 15, 2026

Nathan KingGUEST
35:01
That's just a, that's just a suspension.
Jordan HillHOST
35:04
Yeah, I didn't think about too, Johnson, uh, the Johnson brothers are from Oconee County, which is just right over from Clarke County, so, uh, this is a little bit of a homecoming for, for, uh, Jake.
Jordan HillHOST
35:14
Uh, on the Georgia side, the situation we're gonna be watching the next few days is KJ Bolden.
Jordan HillHOST
35:20
Um, seemed like he suffered a leg injury in the win over Alabama.
Andy StoweHOST
48:17
I don't care.
Andy StoweHOST
48:17
But, um, um, but no, um, Oconee County.
Harrison RenoHOST
48:20
John Green can show up.
Andy StoweHOST
48:21
[laughs] I gotta talk about this.
EddieHOST
48:24
He's probably trolling Royston for you.
Andy StoweHOST
48:26
Oconee County beat East Hall 42 to 6.
Andy StoweHOST
48:30
And North Oconee beat Madison County, which is right next to me, Eddie.
Andy StoweHOST
48:33
That is literally 12 miles from me.
Drew ButlerHOST
28:10
Enter Buster Faulkner.
Drew ButlerHOST
28:12
Buster's family still lives in Oconee County.
Jake FrommHOST
28:15
Yeah.
Drew ButlerHOST
28:15
Oconee County is 80 miles from Clemson.
Drew ButlerHOST
28:19
The athletic director at Clemson, a younger fella named Graham Neff.
Drew ButlerHOST
28:24
Graham Neff is from Atlanta.
Jake FrommHOST
30:32
Yeah, that's up and down.
Jake FrommHOST
30:33
That's totally doable.
Casey WoodGUEST
12:53
Really, I'm excited about the Athens corridor.
Casey WoodGUEST
12:56
Up 316 from Gwinnett towards Athens and even beyond, out towards Oconee County in particular, there's a lot of opportunity for growth.
Casey WoodGUEST
13:04
And Oconee, something that's unique to Oconee County, they've got a really good handle on the growth.
Casey WoodGUEST
13:09
I think they're maybe learning by others' mistakes, And what I mean is they're placing a lot of strict building requirements on their new communities that are being built.
Casey WoodGUEST
13:19
They're throttling this growth in order to prevent any flooding of their schools, roads, infrastructure.

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