Homerville Clinch County’s rally cap fits just right in squeezing Ashburn Turner County

A deficit merely stoked the drama as Homerville Clinch County flashed past Ashburn Turner County 42-18 on Friday on October 14 in Georgia football action.

The start wasn’t the problem for Ashburn Turner County, as it began with a 7-0 edge over Homerville Clinch County through the end of the first quarter.

The Panthers kept a 28-12 intermission margin at the Rebels’ expense.

Both offenses were stymied without points on either side in the third quarter.

Conditioning showed as the Panthers outscored the Rebels 14-6 in the final quarter.

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