Thomasville Thomas County routs Valdosta Lowndes

Thomasville Thomas County recorded a big victory over Valdosta Lowndes 31-10 in a Georgia high school football matchup on Aug. 2.

The Yellow Jackets opened a giant 28-3 gap over the Vikings at the intermission.

Valdosta Lowndes clawed to within 31-10 through the third quarter.

Neither defense permitted points in the first and fourth quarters.

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