Douglas Coffee routs Savannah Jenkins

Sure, Da Vinci could’ve painted Mona Lisa’s smile a bit brighter. But why tamper with near-perfection? The same could be said with Douglas Coffee’s performance in a 42-7 destruction of Savannah Jenkins on October 20 in Georgia football.

Douglas Coffee opened with a 14-0 advantage over Savannah Jenkins through the first quarter.

The Trojans registered a 35-0 advantage at halftime over the Warriors.

The tables turned a bit in the third quarter when Savannah Jenkins got within 35-7.

Conditioning showed as the Trojans outscored the Warriors 7-0 in the fourth quarter.

In recent action on October 7, Savannah Jenkins faced off against Waycross Ware County and Douglas Coffee took on Hinesville Bradwell Institute on October 7 at Hinesville Bradwell Institute. Click here for a recap

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