Morgan County enters new era after historic 2025 season
Wide receiver Cole Wesley makes an athletic catch at a recent practice. He’s expected to play a major role for Morgan County on offense this season. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
Junior Gunner Braswell is expected to take the majority of the snaps under center for the Bulldogs. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
Senior Grant Smith (4) is versatile and will play a key role for Morgan County on both sides of the ball this year. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
Sophomore Bryce Blasingame battled for the starting quarterback job this offseason and is expected to see the field in special packages alongside Gunner Braswell this season. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
Morgan County’s offensive and defensive lines will be key to the Bulldogs’ success this season, with both groups expected to set the tone in the trenches. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff
The 2025 season was one to remember for the Morgan County Bulldogs, who captured a region championship, reached the GHSA quarterfinals and completed the program’s first undefeated regular season in more than 50 years.
Their historic run ended Nov. 28 with a 34-22 home loss to Hapeville Charter.
Since then, Morgan County has graduated 20 seniors and is beginning a new chapter with a new region and a …