- Ryan Barr, a Starr's Mill graduate, got some playing time in Bloomsburg University's 49-21 win over Shippensburg University.

- Larry Beard, a Sandy Creek graduate, had an interception returned for seven yards in Georgia Southern's 23-20 loss to McNeese State. Beard also had two assists in the loss.

- Darrell Burston, a Starr's Mill graduate, had one solo tackle, one tackle for a one yard loss, one pass break up and two quarterback hurries for Florida State in their 62-10 win over The Citadel.

- Jason Earwood, a Starr's Mill graduate, had one tackle and four assists in Georgia Southern's 23-20 loss to McNeese State.

- Andrew Gardener, a Sandy Creek graduate, started as the offensive left tackle for Georgia Tech in their 27-21 win over the University of North Carolina.

- Michael Gates, a former Sandy Creek Patriot and current member of the Mississippi State University football team, got some playing time in the Bulldogs 38-6 win over Murray State.

- Kedric Golston, a Sandy Creek graduate, had one solo tackle and one asist in Georgia's 17-15 win over South Carolina.

- Chris James, a Starr's Mill graduate, kicked three field goals, including the 27 yard game winner as time expired to give Western Kentucky University the win. He also connected on two extra points.

- Calvin Johnson, a Sandy Creek graduate, had six catches for 114 yards in Georgia Tech's 27-21 win over the University of North Carolina.

- Brett McCullough, a Sandy Creek graduate, now a sophomore was named Defensive Captain and�starting�corner at�Virginia Union University.��McCullough had�four tackles,�one assist and a fumble return for 68 yards in their loss to Newberry, South Carolina.�

- Alex Mortensen, a graduate of Landmark Christian School, passed once for 20 yards in Arkansas' 49-17 win over Missouri State in the first week of the season. He did not play in the team's loss to Vanderbilt.

- Hart Pearson, a Fayette County graduate, had six punts for 201 yards in Charleston Southern's 42-0 loss to Presbyterian College. His longest punt was over 50 yards.

- Riley Swanson, a Sandy Creek graduate, had two solo tackles and and an assist for Wake Forest in their 31-3 loss to Nebraska.