Nahunta Brantley County gets out of the gate fast to top Lyons Toombs County

Nahunta Brantley County broke in front early and tripped Lyons Toombs County for a 24-15 win during this Georgia football game.

Nahunta Brantley County darted in front of Lyons Toombs County 24-13 to begin the second quarter.

Offense was nothing but a rumor in the second and third quarters, as neither squad scored.

The Herons enjoyed a big enough lead to offset the Bulldogs’ 2-0 advantage in the final quarter.

Recently on September 16, Lyons Toombs County squared off with Soperton Treutlen in a football game . For more, click here.

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