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Gilmer 23, Tatum 0







Read more: ETSN.fm - Gilmer Blanks Tatum, 23-0


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9-11-15 ETFinalScore.com Football Show Part 2

 (begins at 1:50 mark)

Backup quarterback Brett Rice led the Gilmer Buckeyes to a 23-0 victory over the Tatum Eagles at Jeff Traylor Stadium here Friday night. Demarco Boyd scored two touchdowns for the Buckeyes and Red Jones had the other one. Juan Esquivel added a 21-yard field goal for the final three points.


Zac Spears, who started the first two games at QB for Gilmer, reportedly underwent emergency appendectomy surgery Wednesday night. He has reportedly received medical clearance to return to practice on Monday.

The Buckeyes won their 19th game in a row and their 22nd straight home game. It was the first shutout for the Black Flag Defense since a 70-0 win over Canton here on Oct. 17, 2014.Next, Gilmer (3-0) hosts the Daingerfield Tigers on Friday, Sept. 18.

Videos of individual plays:



Red Jones' 8-Yard TD Run in Tatum-Gilmer Game HD





Brett Rice to Red Jones, 52-Yard Pass and Run in Tatum-Gilmer Game HD





Brett Rice to Demarco Boyd, 2-Yard TD Pass in Tatum-Gilmer Game HD



Juan Esquivel's 21-Yard Field Goal in Tatum-Gilmer Game HD




Interference Call in the End Zone Setting Up Gilmer TD in Tatum-Gilmer Game HD





Demarco Boyd's 25-Yard Touchdown Run in Tatum-Gilmer Game HD





Ryen Lawhorn's Interception in Tatum-Gilmer Game HD

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