Some kind of impressive: Zebulon Pike County pounds Cuthbert Randolph Clay

Zebulon Pike County handled Cuthbert Randolph Clay 42-6 in an impressive showing in a Georgia high school football matchup.

The Pirates opened a massive 21-0 gap over the Red Devils at the intermission.

Neither squad could muster points in the first and third quarters.

The Pirates held on with a 21-6 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.

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