Nerve-racking affair ends with Nashville Berrien on top of Eastman Dodge County

Pins and needles were part of the price of admission as Nashville Berrien nipped Eastman Dodge County 35-29 for a Georgia high school football victory on October 28.

Eastman Dodge County started on steady ground by forging an 8-7 lead over Nashville Berrien at the end of the first quarter.

Both offenses were stymied without points on either side in the second and third quarters.

The Rebels put together a fourth-quarter comeback coaches describe in conditioning drills, owning a 28-21 edge in the fourth quarter.

In recent action on October 14, Eastman Dodge County faced off against Americus Sumter High School South and Nashville Berrien took on Adel Cook on October 14 at Nashville Berrien High School. For more, click here.

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