GHSA approves video review for football championship games

The Georgia High School Association’s executive committee on Monday unanimously approved the proposal for video reviews at the state football championships, but tabled a proposal to curtail middle school recruiting and set a target date for a name, image and likeness regulation.

There was no discussion during the general session regarding the replay rule. It was set in motion by GHSA executive director Robin Hines in January after the Class 3A championship game between Cedar Grove and Sandy Creek was settled when a runner was credited with a touchdown despite being tackled at least a yard short of the goal line.

The comprehensive guidelines for review will be tested during the Corky Kell Classic games at Mercedes-Benz Stadium this fall and be implemented for the state championship games.

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