LaGrange earns stressful win over LaGrange Troup County

Pins and needles were part of the price of admission as LaGrange nipped LaGrange Troup County 38-34 for a Georgia high school football victory on November 4.

The start wasn’t the problem for LaGrange Troup County, as it began with a 20-17 edge over LaGrange through the end of the first quarter.

Both teams were shutout in the second and third quarters.

The Grangers pulled off a stirring 21-14 fourth quarter to trip the Tigers.

Recently on October 21, LaGrange Troup County squared off with Fayetteville Fayette County in a football game. For a full recap, click here.

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