Courtesy of Walter Pinion

The Score 44 is a fluid list that aims to honor the best forty-four seniors in Georgia high school football on a week-to-week basis. These players are some of the most highly-recruited players in the state as well as some of the best players that may not get to play at the next level. A player can play his way onto the list with an outstanding performance, and if a player is injured, suspended or failing to live up to expectations, other players can take his spot on the list. If a player did not make list this week, he has plenty of time to play his way onto the list by the end of the year. The players are also not in any particular order.

Cameron Sutton did a bit of everything for Jonesboro as the Cardinals fell just short of knocking off Griffin last week. He took handoffs, played quarterback in the wildcat formation, notched a two-point conversion, hauled in a touchdown reception and intercepted a pass. The future Tennessee Volunteer is ranked as the No. 54 cornerback prospect in the nation by Scout.com while 247sports has him as the No. 50 player in Georgia and No. 39 athlete in the country. Savannah Country Day’s Hey McMath also makes an appearance on the Score 44 after transferring down to the Georgia school for his senior season from Virginia. The 6-foot-5 specimen accounted for five touchdowns against Wheeler County, two through the air and three on the ground and has several ACC powers interested. Meanwhile, Marqui Hawkins and the Carver-Columbus offense were completely shut down by Colquitt County last week as the Packers held the Tigers to just 124 total yards.

IN: Cameron Sutton, Jonesboro (Jonesboro), ATH; Heys McMath, Savannah Country Day (Savannah), QB

OUT: Marqui Hawkins, Carver-Columbus (Columbus), WR/DB; Harrison Butker, Westminster (Atlanta), K

Carlos Burse, Alpharetta (Alpharetta), WR
Kamani Thomas, East Paulding (Dallas), RB
Brandon Kublanow, Walton (Marietta), OL
Tray Matthews, Newnan (Newnan), S
Alvin Kamara, Norcross (Norcross), RB
Keyante Green, ELCA (McDonough), RB
Reginald Carter, South Gwinnett (Snellville), LB
Parker McLeod, Walton (Marietta), QB
Donnie Miles, North Gwinnett (Suwanee), RB/DB
Tyren Jones, Walton (Marietta), RB
Cole Segraves, Colquitt County (Moultrie), QB
Eddie Printz, Lassiter (Marietta), QB
Brice Ramsey, Camden County (Kingsland), QB
Robert Knemdiche, Grayson (Loganville), DE
Trey Johnson, Central Gwinnett, LB
Taylor Lamb, Calhoun (Calhoun), QB
Kyrin Priester, Brookwood (Snellville), WR
Shaun McGee, Brookwood (Snellville), LB
Juwan Dickey, Lassiter (Marietta), WR
Josh Cardiello, Buford (Buford), OL
Chaz Thornton, Stephens County (Toccoa), RB
Joshua Dobbs, Alpharetta (Alpharetta), QB
Octavious Jackson, Colquitt County (Moultrie), OT
Johnny O’Neal, West Laurens (Dublin), LB
Devondre Seymour North Gwinnett (Suwanee), OL
Naim Mustafaa, Alpharetta (Alpharetta), DE
Keshun Hill, Northside-Warner Robins (Warner Robins), WR
Joshua Outlaw, ML King (Lithonia), OT
JJ Green, Camden County (Kingsland), WR
Makail Grace, Wilcox County (Rochelle), QB/CB
Anthony Jennings, Marietta (Marietta), QB
Cameron Sutton, Jonesboro (Jonesboro), ATH
Shaq Wiggins, Sandy Creek (Tyrone), CB
Heys McMath, Savannah Country Day (Savannah), QB
Demarcus Robinson, Peach County (Fort Valley), WR
Travis Custis, Lovejoy (Lovejoy), RB
Juwaan Williams, Tucker (Tucker), QB
Carl Lawson, Milton (Alpharetta), DE
Montravious Adams, Dooly County (Vienna), DT
Trevellous Cheek, Archer (Lawrenceville), CB
Ryan Jenkins, Lassiter (Marietta), WR
Quincy Mauger, Kell (Marietta), DB
Brendan Langley, Kell (Marietta) DB
Vonn Bell, Ridgeland (Rossville), S