Gilmer 47, Atlanta 26

The Gilmer Buckeyes successfully opened the 2019 high school football season at Jeff Traylor Stadium in Gilmer last Friday night with a 47-26 trouncing of the speedy Atlanta Rabbits.

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GILMER — The Gilmer offense was all about spreading the love Friday night as the Buckeyes rolled to a 47-26 victory in their season opener against Atlanta at Jeff Traylor Stadium.

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GILMER–The rabbit’s foot may be an iconic symbol of good luck, but the Atlanta Rabbits’ fleet feet were insufficient to invalidate the injury inflicted on them by Gilmer Buckeyes quarterback Mason Hurt, who flung three touchdowns as Gilmer axed Atlanta, 47-26, in the pair of state-ranked squads’ season inauguration Friday night.

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