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I am from North Florida and have some roots in Tennessee. It has been a long time since I have been able to watch any Tennessee Football and was wondering how it compares to the football played in North Florida and SE Georgia. Particularly, small-school football (Class A or AA). Just as a point of reference The Bolles School in Jacksonville, FL usually has 4 to 5 Division 1 signees and Charlton County HS in Folkston GA plays for the Class AA title every year and has a Division 1 Football Factory 60 players have signed football scholarships since '91 - which is about 4 per year(http://eteamz.active.com/charltoncoindians/index.cfm?). I am also interested in what offensive scheme is most popular among most Tennessee schools. In my area, the wing-t still dominates (Bolles runs it like a machine), however Charlton County is 5-wide and literally plays basketball on grass. Look up the name D.J. Donley. Everyone is starting to offer him after he teamed up with Justin Williams (a University of Florida WR signee) last year to dominate all of Georgia in Class AA.