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Bremen nips Franklin Heard County in taut scare 15-13

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By Sports Desk
Aug 20, 2022

It wasn’t pretty, gut-tough wins usually aren’t, but Bremen wasn’t going for style points. A victory will do, and it was earned 15-13 over Franklin Heard County in Georgia high school football on August 19.

Defense put both offenses in a deep slumber in the first quarter, with no one scoring.

The Blue Devils’ offense darted in front for a 6-0 lead over the Braves at the intermission.

Bremen darted to a 15-6 lead heading into the final quarter.

The Braves managed a 7-0 rally in the final quarter, yet the die was already cast.

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