The receivers/tight ends boast size with 230-pound tight end Jayland Richardson and speed with state hurdles champ Michael Fleming. (Photo/Jack Casey)
May 23, 2026
The receivers/tight ends boast size with 230-pound tight end Jayland Richardson and speed with state hurdles champ Michael Fleming. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Junior Jake Turner hopes to help make up for the departure of 1,000-yard rusher Nate Brown, who graduated in the spring. (Photo/Jack Casey)
The starting offensive line potentially will have a strong mix of two seniors, a junior, a sophomore and a freshman this season. (Photo/Jack Casey)
The defensive line should be one of the strongest areas of the Oglethorpe County team with tackle K.B. Bonds, nose Zanayain Hawkins and end Jayland Richardson. (Photo/Jack Casey)
OCHS doesn’t have a lot of size at linebacker, but projected starters Quinten Nash, Cooper Mattox and Jake Turner have quickness and speed. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Senior Brady Allgood likely will be in the starting lineup at cornerback when the Patriots open against East Jackson on Friday night. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Joseph Turner, who kicked last year, will also punt this season, as he did in the spring game against Chestatee. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Oglethorpe County football coach Mike Holland with his wife Jessica and their children Kingston, Khalissa, Korbin, and Kamden. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Cheerleading coach Morgan Williams with husband Cody Williams and their children Hayden and Brooklynn. (Photo/Jack Casey)
The OCHS marching band will perform a show called “Fire and Ice,” which will require drum majors on both sides of the field because it has “a lot of moving parts,” said Charlie Brewer, a drum major. (Photo/Wade Cheek)