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Blank check: Warner Robins writes off Locust Grove with nothing but zeroes

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By Sports Bot
Nov 5, 2022

If a foe fails to score, you can’t lose. Warner Robins proved that in blanking Locust Grove 52-0 in Georgia high school football on November 4.

Warner Robins opened with a 28-0 advantage over Locust Grove through the first quarter.

The Demons fought to a 42-0 halftime margin at the Wildcats’ expense.

Warner Robins steamrolled to a 49-0 lead heading into the final quarter.

The clock was the only thing that stopped the Demons, who enjoyed the upper hand in a 3-0 fourth quarter, too.

Recently on October 21, Warner Robins squared off with McDonough Eagles Landing in a football game. For more, click here.

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