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Marietta Sprayberry busts Marietta Lassiter

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By Sports Bot
Oct 29, 2022

The force was strong for Marietta Sprayberry as it pierced Marietta Lassiter during Friday’s 63-10 thumping on October 28 in Georgia football.

Recently on October 14, Marietta Lassiter squared off with Alpharetta in a football game. For a full recap, click here.

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