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Warner Robins scores fast, scores a lot to dismiss McDonough Eagles Landing

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By Sports Bot
Oct 22, 2022

NASA would envy the blast off Warner Robins authored on Friday while dispatching McDonough Eagles Landing 49-18 in Georgia high school football on October 21.

The first quarter gave Warner Robins a 21-0 lead over McDonough Eagles Landing.

The Demons fought to a 35-6 halftime margin at the Eagles’ expense.

Warner Robins steamrolled to a 47-12 lead heading into the fourth quarter.

The Demons’ advantage was wide enough to weather the Eagles’ 6-2 margin in the final quarter.

Recently on October 7, Warner Robins squared off with McDonough Union Grove in a football game. We covered the game. For a full recap, click here.

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