The Bremen defense stifles Franklin Heard County

Defense dominated as Bremen pitched a 24-0 shutout of Franklin Heard County on Aug. 18 in Georgia football action.

The first quarter gave Bremen a 14-0 lead over Franklin Heard County.

The Blue Devils registered a 24-0 advantage at halftime over the Braves.

Defense put both offenses in a deep slumber in the third and fourth quarters, with no one scoring.

The last time Bremen and Franklin Heard County played in a 15-13 game on Aug. 19, 2022.

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