The Georgia board, the games of September 11

Recruit Intel scored every recorded box score in its database for the current weekly window and ranked the field by RPM, our Recruit Performance Metric. Georgia's share of the September 15 run is 796 scored performances across 125 schools. What follows is the 10 highest of those Georgia scores, every one from a game played on September 11. Every stat line below comes from our canonical database, drawn from recorded box scores, and every player named is verified by record identifier against a 2026 stat row at the school he is credited to.

The 10 highest scores

RPM is a percentile score computed within a position family, quarterbacks against quarterbacks and runners against runners, across the full national pool scored in this window. A score near 100 means the performance sat at the very top of its family nationally. The 10 below are tightly bunched, 2.83 of a point separating the top score from the 10th, and all 10 carry the same grade of A+. By class they break 8 from the class of 2027, 1 from 2028 and 1 from 2029.

  1. Landon Ryan, QB at Whitefield Academy (Mableton), class of 2027. RPM 99.88. Against Stratford Academy, ranked 34 in Georgia, Whitefield Academy won 35-26; he completed 14 of 25 passes for 342 yards and 4 touchdowns, and ran 5 times for 43 yards and 1 more score.
  2. Jordan Wiggins, QB at Northeast (Macon), class of 2029. RPM 99.84. Against Perry, ranked 179 in Georgia, Northeast won 58-40; he completed 22 of 29 passes for 379 yards and 6 touchdowns, and ran 17 times for 115 yards and 2 more scores.
  3. Jett Johnston, WR at Stratford Academy (Macon), class of 2027. RPM 99.45. Against Whitefield Academy, ranked 67 in Georgia, Stratford Academy fell 26-35; he caught 9 passes for 188 yards and 1 touchdown, and chipped in 3 tackles on defense.
  4. Jayden Johnson, RB at Stephenson (Stone Mountain), class of 2027. RPM 99.24. Against Griffin, ranked 88 in Georgia, Stephenson won 40-33; he carried 33 times for 281 yards and 4 touchdowns, and added 1 catch for 13 yards.
  5. Marquis Fennell, RB at Valdosta (Valdosta), class of 2027. RPM 99.08. Against KIPP Atlanta Collegiate, ranked 95 in Georgia, Valdosta won 58-18; he carried 20 times for 191 yards and 3 touchdowns, and added 6 catches for 46 yards, and his one pass attempt went for 8 yards and a score.
  6. Collins Price, WR at Lassiter (Marietta), class of 2027. RPM 98.68. Against Kell, ranked 58 in Georgia, Lassiter fell 28-34; he caught 12 passes for 137 yards and 1 touchdown, and ran one in himself.
  7. Evan Hawkins, WR at North Gwinnett (Suwanee), class of 2027. RPM 98.58. Against Mill Creek, ranked 146 in Georgia, North Gwinnett won 45-13; he caught 3 passes for 131 yards and 2 touchdowns.
  8. Nigel Gardner, RB at Brunswick (Brunswick), class of 2027. RPM 97.49. Against Grayson, ranked 5 in Georgia, Brunswick fell 31-44; he carried 21 times for 175 yards and 2 touchdowns.
  9. Scottavian Thomas, WR at Northeast (Macon), class of 2028. RPM 97.17. Against Perry, ranked 179 in Georgia, Northeast won 58-40; he caught 7 passes for 111 yards and 2 touchdowns.
  10. Deron Foster, RB at Valdosta (Valdosta), class of 2027. RPM 97.05. Against KIPP Atlanta Collegiate, ranked 95 in Georgia, Valdosta won 58-18; he carried 23 times for 160 yards and 3 touchdowns, and added 1 catch for 12 yards.

How the board is built

The ranking is the top 10 Georgia scores by RPM with at least one game in the window, after our standard filters remove merged duplicate records, players our database does not treat as recruitable, and rows with no listed position. Ties would break to the younger class, then to record identifier, though no tie occurred inside this board. Opponent rankings are our own Georgia team rankings as of September 16, printed because Georgia is one of the 14 states where our team rankings are live.