Julian Lewis is officially turning the page on a historic high school career.
After spending three standout seasons at Carrollton High School in Georgia, the five-star quarterback is now preparing to take the next step into the world of college football. Before heading west to begin his journey with Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes, Lewis took a moment to reflect and share a heartfelt farewell.
In an emotional video shared on YouTube, Lewis faced the camera and delivered a simple yet powerful message:
“C-town, it’s been good. It’s time for me to move on. I said it to bigger and better things. I’m gonna catch you boys.”
“C-town” is his affectionate nickname for Carrollton—the school, the town, and the community where he built a legacy as one of the top quarterbacks in the nation.
The top QB recruit in the country left a lasting legacy at Carrollton
Lewis wrapped up his high school career with an impressive 39–4 record as a starting quarterback. He passed for more than 11,000 yards—ranking seventh in Georgia state history—and racked up 144 passing touchdowns, placing him fifth all-time in that category. His senior season alone saw him throw for 48 touchdowns. Along the way, he earned Gatorade Georgia Football Player of the Year honors twice, joining Trevor Lawrence as the only player in state history to win the award multiple times.
Now, his next chapter begins in Boulder, Colorado.
Julian Lewis is poised to become the cornerstone of Deion Sanders’ revamped Colorado squad.
With Shedeur Sanders now in the NFL after being drafted by the Browns, Lewis is set to take the reins as both the present and future leader of the Buffaloes’ offense. His goodbye to Carrollton wasn’t just a send-off—it was a declaration that he’s prepared to pursue greatness at the next level.
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