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Warner Robins 21, Evans 19

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Oct 2, 2015
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Warner Robins 21, Evans 19

How the game was won: Evans put together a 57 yard touchdown drive after being down by 8 points late in the final quarter. Latravious Holliday found a crease and rushed into the end zone from 14 yards out to leave the Knights down by two points, but the Warner Robins defense would stop the conversion attempt to put away the game.

Top Performers: Javian Bradford-Jackson rushed in from 20 yards for a touchdown. ... Marquez Callaway added a 63 yard touchdown run. ... Michael Bradley scored on an 11 yard run. ... Evans found scoring from Levin Lackey on a 1-yard run, Derrick Mims on a 10 yard run and Holliday on a 14-yard rush.

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