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South Forsyth 20, Norcross 14

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Nov 14, 2015
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South Forsyth 20, Norcross 14

How the game was won: Cameron Kline's 32-yard fumble recovery return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter proved to be the game-winning score for South Forsyth. Down 14-12 and for most of the game, Kline's touchdown gave the team an 18-12 lead. A two-point conversion stretched the lead to 20-14.

Top performers: Norcross quarterback Baron Radcliff accounted for both touchdowns for the team. He threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Robert Sims in the first quarter, and he threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Ricky Reed in the second quarter. …Stanley Epeagba put South Forsyth on the board in the second quarter with a 12-yard touchdown run. …The South Forsyth defense pulled the team within two pints in the third quarter with a safety.

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