Snellville Shiloh earns stressful win over Buford Lanier

Snellville Shiloh fans held their breath in an uneasy 28-22 victory over Buford Lanier at Buford Lanier High on October 28 in Georgia football action.

Recently on October 14, Buford Lanier squared off with Winder Apalachee in a football game. Click here for a recap

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