Jordan Hill – Coaches on both sides of the transfer situation<\/b><\/p>\n
Completed Interviews<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Athletic directors<\/span><\/p>\n Brian DeBerry, Grayson High School<\/span><\/p>\n Richard Ricketts, Prince Avenue Christian<\/span><\/p>\n Coaches<\/span><\/p>\n Jeff Herron, Grayson High School<\/span><\/p>\n Jason Tone, Worth County High School<\/span><\/p>\n Xarvia Smith, assistant coach, Allatoona High School<\/span><\/p>\n Adam Carter, defensive coordinator, Valdosta High School<\/span><\/p>\n Christopher Reece, former Oconee County player\/Camden County assistant<\/span><\/p>\n Greg Slattery, assistant coach, Camden County High School<\/span><\/p>\n Stacey Stewart, former Camden County High School assistant<\/span><\/p>\n To add<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Mark Fleetwood, Peachtree Ridge head coach<\/span><\/p>\n Jon Weyher, Peachtree Ridge athletic director<\/span><\/p>\n Scott Jackson, Decatur High School head coach<\/span><\/p>\n Carter Wilson, Decatur High School athletic director<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Historians \u2013 The people who write the Georgia High School Football Daily newsletter.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Morgan Ainslie<\/b><\/p>\n Sam Hicks, <\/span>Counselor and former coach at Clarke Central<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Emily Giambalvo – personal story of a transfer<\/b><\/p>\n Jasen Johnson – interview set up for Saturday morning<\/span><\/p>\n Parents and siblings of Jasen Johnson<\/span><\/p>\n Chris Griffin – Flowery Branch High School coach (school Jasen transferred from)<\/span><\/p>\n Nick Bach – Mountain View High School coach<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Emily Greenwood & Chenault – effects of transfers on playing career & academic repercussions <\/b><\/p>\n High school players<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Dylan Wonnum<\/span><\/p>\n Eugene Brown<\/span><\/p>\n College players<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Isaac Nauta<\/span><\/p>\n Staff<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Glada Horvat – UGA Athletic advisor \/ Academic eligibility <\/span><\/p>\n Evan Greenberg<\/b><\/p>\n In doing some research, there is a lot more to work with with Florida and I think I could have enough to go with just one state.. With that in mind, these are people who have spoken out or about \u00a0against Florida\u2019s transfer policies. List will grow as I ask who to talk to from these people, but operating from a whole state at the moment and then scaling down.<\/span><\/p>\n Hillsborough High School football coach Earl Garcia <\/span><\/p>\n Armwood High School football coach Sean Callahan<\/span><\/p>\n Denarvise Thornton, Montverde Academy AD (Was) in charge of eligibility with FHSAA until 2015. Montverde\u2019s athletics are great, but they don\u2019t have a football team.<\/span><\/p>\n Rick Scott\u2019s office (He passed HB 7029, which will go into effect in 2017 and makes players basically free agents; \u201cHigh school students who transfer will be immediately eligible to play sports, as long as they don’t play the same sport at two different schools within a school year, the law says.\u201d -Orlando Sentinel<\/span><\/p>\n Walt Griffin, Seminole county superintendent<\/span><\/p>\n Ashleigh and Nicole<\/b><\/p>\n We have gone through and tracked GHSA Constitution changes from 1978-2015. Our main focus will be writing what the changes are and ideally, why they came to be. Our most important interview is Assistant Executive Director of GHSA, Jay Russell, as he is in charge of policy. We are working on infographics to display the changes of policy. We are hoping Mr. Russell can point us in the direction of more interviews because as of now, he is the only one we know directly involved with implementing policy change at the state level.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Glenda and Bryan: Transfers taking spots<\/b><\/p>\n Interviewed:<\/span><\/p>\n Will interview:<\/span><\/p>\n\n