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BUFORD, Ga. — With just under two months left until the opening of the 2025 football season, Buford’s brand-new, $62 million ...

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Buford has won 14 GHSA football state titles and went 12-2 during its Class 6A state semifinals run in 2024. The Wolves’ Aug. 14 home opener against Milton (Georgia) will be broadcast on ESPN.

With the 2025 high school football season approaching, ESPN announced its primetime game to kick off the season, and a future Husker will be on display. Quarterback Dayton Raiola and the Buford ...

Over the last eight months, Buford High School's (Ga.) stadium has undergone a massive transformation. Now, the newly renovated, $62 million Phillip Beard Stadium is set to open to host the Wolves ...

Over the last eight months, Buford High School's (Ga.) stadium has undergone a massive transformation. Now, the newly renovated, $62 million Phillip Beard Stadium is set to open to host the Wolves ...

Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola’s alma mater, Buford High School (Georgia), recently completed its brand-new $62 million stadium.

The Wolves will open their season on it this August. Over the past decade, Buford has cemented its place as one of the country’s top 25 high school football programs.

The Buford Wolves, ranked No. 19 in the SBLive/SI Top 25 High School Football National Rankings and No. 3 in the state of Georgia, hosts No. 5 Collins Hill in a showdown of Georgia high school ...

However, head coach Bryant Appling's team features a nationally ranked roster that kicked off 2024 inside the Super 25, with the Wolves' only loss coming in Week 1 to a now-No. 3 Milton (Ga.), 13-10.