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Jackson County head football coach Corey Moss joins the FCA North Georgia Coaches Show from Longstreet Cafe!

Coach Mobbs sits down with Joel Williams and North Georgia FCA Director Clint Fair to talk about Jackson County’s rise as a football program, the work behind last year’s 11-2 season, and what it means to build on the program’s first playoff wins in school history.

Korey shares his philosophy of staying “on the hunt” instead of becoming comfortable with success, the importance of developing every player in the program, and why he focuses on building a program rather than simply building a season. With around 160 players in the ninth-through-12th-grade program, Moss explains how his staff works to prepare every athlete for his opportunity, whether he becomes a college football player or finishes his playing career in high school.

The conversation also dives into Coach Mobbs’ approach to coaching relationships. He discusses knowing his players beyond the football field, understanding what they may be dealing with away from school, and creating a coaching environment where players can be challenged while still knowing they are cared for. Mobbs also shares his “three C’s” — character, class and commitment — and why putting others before yourself is such an important part of building a successful team.

Family and faith are another major part of the conversation. Korey talks about his wife and children, balancing the demands of football with family life, making time for church, and the role FCA has played at Jackson County. He also discusses the impact of FCA staff members on his campus and the growth he has seen in his players and his own family through those relationships.

Mobbs also looks ahead to the 2026 season, discussing Jackson County’s region schedule, the Tigers’ 1-0 start in region play, upcoming opponents and the challenge of continuing to improve as the season moves forward.

Most importantly, Korey Mobbs explains why high school football should be about more than wins and losses. For the players who will continue playing beyond high school and the many who will not, he wants the experience to provide character, relationships and life lessons that stay with them long after their playing days are over.

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