Atlanta Lovett pushes over McDonough

Atlanta Lovett knocked off McDonough 38-20 in a Georgia high school football matchup on Sept. 15.

Last season, Atlanta Lovett and McDonough squared off on Sept. 16, 2022 at Atlanta Lovett School.

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