Butler Taylor County shuts out Roberta Crawford County 31-0

A suffocating defense helped Butler Taylor County handle Roberta Crawford County 31-0 on Aug. 25 in Georgia football action.

The first quarter gave Butler Taylor County a 24-0 lead over Roberta Crawford County.

Defense put both offenses in a deep slumber in the second and third quarters, with no one scoring.

The Vikings put a bow on this victory with a strong fourth-quarter kick, outpointing the Eagles 7-0 in the last stanza.

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