Ousmane Kromah named ‘Mr. Georgia Football’
By Joe Whitfield
Sports Editor
ATLANTA – Lee County senior running back Ousmane Kromah was named “Mr. Georgia Football” on Sunday during a ceremony hosted by SCORE Atlanta. The award, considered the high school equivalent of the Heisman Trophy, recognizes Georgia’s top high school football player. Kromah, who recently signed to play college football at Florida State, set multiple rushing records during his four standout seasons with the Trojans. He is the son of Elizabeth Teah of Leesburg.
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