You want to

see a football game this Friday, but you don't want to have to travel

too far.

Not a problem.

All of the local teams are playing at home tonight and the menu is choice.

The Starr's

Mill Panthers (4-0) have the premiere game of the week, as they host the

Mt. Zion-Jonesboro Bulldogs (2-1). Mt. Zion was the state runner up in

AAA last year and still fields a powerful team. The Panthers must get

gets any easier. This game also is the TV 33 High School Game of the Week

and will be broadcast on TV33 at 7 p.m.

Sandy Creek

(2-1) will host a big match as well. The Patriots are currently ranked

fourth in AAAA and their opponent, Creekside (4-0), currently is ranked

sixth in AAAA. Sandy Creek had a bye last week to prepare for this game

and the Patriots always come out explosive when they play at home. If

the offense has a good game, the Patriots have an excellent chance of

moving up in the rankings yet again.

The Northgate

Vikings (4-0) are currently ranked fifth in AA and will have a battle

ahead of them as they host Manchester (2-1). The Vikings had one of the

biggest games in their short history last Friday and should carry over

much of the emotion from that win.

Fayette County

(1-3) hosts East Coweta (3-0) and must find a way to stop the Indians

from scoring as well as a way to stay consistent on offense. East Coweta

has looked good so far this season, but they haven't reached the toughest

part of their schedule yet, either.

McIntosh (0-3)

hosts Eagle's Landing (1-2) as part of its homecoming festivities this

Friday. The Chiefs are looking to put all of their pieces together this

week, play a mistake-free game and get a much-needed win. This should

be a good game for McIntosh, as the two teams are fairly evenly matched.

Landmark Christian

(1-3) hosts Adairsville (2-2) and is looking for a win as well. The War

Eagles have had two tough games in a row and need to stay consistent on

offense to get a win. Their defense, which has been tested by some top

programs in the past two weeks, should perform well.

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