The Carrollton Trojans are marching into the playoffs with all the pomp and circumstance. You’d expect from one of Georgia’s powerhouse high school teams. With the postseason kicking off this Friday against Dacula. The Trojans are pulling out all the stops to ensure fans fill the stands—and the excitement isn’t limited to just any fans. Their own Julian Lewis will be looking to fill half of these seats as he’s expecting some big guests who’ll come to see him ball out.

The 10-0 undefeated Trojans are ranked in the Top 5 high schools in the nation. Carrollton has issued a crucial reminder to all season ticket holders and the general public about securing seats for this playoff spectacle. Georgia’s high school team gave the responsibility to their Instagram admin to spread the word. For season ticket holders, the team has reserved a fast lane. These loyal fans received a GoFan link in their email, allowing them to purchase their usual seats until Wednesday.

But after that, it’s game on for anyone wanting to snag a spot at the stadium. Starting Thursday at 8:00 a.m., all unsold seats are open to the general public. The message here? Act fast, as these tickets are hotter than a tailgate grill on game day. And while the ticketing logistics are buzzing, all eyes will be on Carrollton’s star quarterback, Julian Lewis, as he leads the Trojans in their playoff journey. Lewis’s star power on the field could drive ticket sales even higher. As one of the top-ranked quarterbacks in the nation, his every move has become must-watch material, and Friday night will be no exception.

But back to the game itself: with Carrollton Athletics reminding fans to lock in their seats. There’s limited space for this postseason run. So, whether you’re a season ticket holder or a die-hard fan waiting for Thursday’s sale, the message is clear—get those seats early. Apart from the game, what’s so exciting about their QB though?

Julian Lewis is already a USC Trojans commit!

A five-star quarterback recruit ranked No. 5 nationally by 247Sports, Lewis is poised to make a big splash. His high-profile status has drawn considerable interest from colleges across the nation. Though he committed to USC in August 2023, his recruiting journey was far from over. Lewis has kept Georgia fans buzzing with visits to the Bulldogs, Auburn, and even a recent trip to Colorado, keeping his options wide open.

His visit to Georgia this Saturday for the Bulldogs’ clash with Tennessee has added fuel to the fire. Rumor has it that schools like Alabama and Auburn are also trying to lure Lewis, turning his recruitment saga into a bona fide football soap opera. But as the CFB scene has witnessed, people not backing their words, and rumors of recruits wanting to flip sides is common.

The Trojans (USC) and coach Lincoln Riley would be on their knees as we speak. One of the ‘elite passers of 2025’, the 6-foot-0.5 and 185 pounds, Lewis has stacked 2,549 yards for 36 touchdowns and four interceptions while leading Carrollton with a clean record.

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So, if you’re planning to attend their game, don’t forget to check your email.