The start of the high school football season in Georgia gets started with a bang. This game between Milton and Buford is not only a top-three matchup in the state, but also a national showcase. The Eagles start the season as the third ranked team in Georgia and the 22nd ranked team in the country. The Wolves are ranked 13th nationally and second in the state. Both teams have the opportunity to make a statement right out of the gate. All eyes will be on the Wolves’ defensive line and senior defensive tackle Bryce Perry-Wright. He is the 55th ranked player in the country and third at his position, earning a scholarship from Texas A&M.

How to Watch Milton (Ga.) at Buford (Ga.) Today:

Game Date: Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN2

Location: Phillip Beard Stadium

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Last season, the Wolves went 12-2 overall, opening the season and closing the season with losses. The season-opening loss came to the Eagles in a low-scoring, defensive battle. The Eagles were able to hold on for a 13-10 win at home to start an undefeated season.

The Eagles were the class of Georgia high school football last season. They went 15-0 anchored by an elite defense. They allowed more than 14 points in just five games, twice in the playoffs. 

Defense was the calling card for the Wolves as well. They allowed just 11.4 points per game to opponents. Only twice all of last season did the Wolves allow more than 14 points to an opponent. This game has all the calling cards of a defensive grind and an instant classic.

What Time Is the High School Football Game Between Milton (Ga.) and Buford (Ga.)?

The Milton (Ga.) at Buford (Ga.) game will take place on Thursday, August 14, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. ET. Tune in and catch some great high school football action.

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The Indianapolis Colts will conclude their training camp schedule with a joint practice on Thursday against the Green Bay Packers.

With help from those in attendance at today’s practice, we will help keep you up to date with the latest news and highlights from what takes place.

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Be sure to check back in throughout the practice as this article is updated as reports come in.

For the offense’s projected depth chart heading into Week 2 of the preseason, you can find that here. For the defense, click here.

This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts training camp: News, highlights from joint practice vs. Packers

Rolling through preseason camp, Auburn was back out on the practice field for Day 13 on Thursday ahead of the second scrimmage on Friday. It was the lone media viewing window of the week, with Auburn Undercover on hand and compiling highlights from the day.

Be sure to subscribe to the Auburn Undercover YouTube channel for more free camp content!

NOTE: Audio is muted due to background music and copyright issues with YouTube.

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Students in Broken Arrow returned to classrooms on Wednesday, kicking off the new school year across the district. Superintendent Chuck Perry said the first day went smoothly for the district’s more than 20,000 students.

Positive Start for Students and Staff

Perry praised the staff for creating a welcoming environment for students. He said the district’s teachers, support staff, custodians and IT team all contributed to a seamless start.

“Our teachers were so positive yesterday and smiling, welcoming our students back,” he said.

New Facilities and Classrooms

The district completed several construction projects over the summer, including the opening of the Sequoia 8th Grade Academy, designed to prepare students for high school and provide early career pathway exposure.

Perry said the academy will help alleviate class sizes as the district continues to grow. Thirteen additional classrooms were added at elementary sites, including Rosewood and Highland Park.

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Assessments and Accountability

The district will continue to evaluate student success through multiple measures rather than relying solely on standardized tests.

Perry said, “I think [standardized testing] can be a sliver of [measuring success], and we’re still waiting to see all the details come out of how we’re going to do that in the future.”

RELATED STORY: Oklahoma to allow schools to opt out of government-mandated end-of-year state testing

Student Nutrition and Support

Broken Arrow continues to ensure students have access to meals, including breakfast and lunch. The district maintains a “love account” funded by donations to ensure no student goes hungry.

Perry emphasized the connection between nutrition and academic success, saying, “No child will go hungry in Broken Arrow public schools.”

RELATED STORY: OSDE to require free school lunches without new funding

Bible in the Classroom

The district provides access to the Bible on student Chromebooks, and Bibles are available in media centers. Perry said they are included as historical texts in the curriculum and noted that teachers will continue to meet state education standards.

Perry expressed enthusiasm for the year ahead, highlighting the district’s growth and commitment to supporting both students and staff.

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