Summary of last season:
The Glynn Academy Red Terrors came within five points of winning it all last year, falling to Allatoona in the state championship 10-6. Coach Rocky Hidalgo’s team exceeded all expectations in 2015 by reaching game 15 in the Dome. After falling in back to back weeks to Camden and Coffee, Coach Hidalgo switched University of Miami-commit DeeJay Dallas to quarterback and reeled off 10 straight wins, including two over region rival Ware County and a come from behind playoff thriller over top-ranked Stockbridge.
What is your outlook for this season?
Big things are expected this year on Brunswick’s south end. The Terrors made it to the Dome last year and would like to make a return trip. They have good senior leadership returning on both sides of the ball with Deejay Dallas leading the way at quarterback.
Players returning from last year’s team:
A total of 11 starters return for the Terrors including all-around athlete and starting quarterback DeeJay Dallas, who returns for his senior year. Also coming back are Kendall Cross, Randon Jernigan and Hunter Hall. Kicker, Banks Entwistle is back and will be a deadly weapon for the Terrors. Glynn Academy loses defensive leader Dexter Roberson, but his brother, Devin, will be on the defensive line this season.
What has realignment changed for the team this year?
Glynn Academy moves up a classification to AAAAAA this year, where they will be in the five team Region 2 with Brunswick, Bradwell Institute, Effingham County and Richmond Hill
Big games this year:
The Terrors start with four road games this year against state AA power Benedictine, former region rival Ware County, a televised game in Orlando against Pomona High School of Colorado and Camden County. After returning home to play East Jackson and Wayne County, they go into Region play in October.
