Gilmer 51, Chapel Hill 27

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Last night's win at Bulldog Stadium makes it 21 years in a row that the Buckeyes have won their opening game of the season.

Video: Highlights - Gilmer Buckeyes @ Chapel Hill Bulldogs

Video: Gilmer’s Ta’erik Tate takes the kickoff return all the way to the end zone

Video: FEVER GAME OF THE WEEK: Gilmer’s defense flies around in a 51-27 win

Video: Gilmer rolls past Chapel Hill

UNDER THE LIGHTS: Gilmer Buckeyes...Enough said. The Buckeyes took down the Chapel Hill Bulldogs 51-27. #bEASTTexas #TXHSFB #UTL https://t.co/SdSmrgARSg
— Reagan Roy-Young (@reaganroy) August 27, 2022

Holding onto the ball proved to be a tall task for Chapel Hill during its season opener, with eight turnovers in its 51-27 loss to Gilmer. https://t.co/xZ0rsEau5L
— ETVarsity (@etvarsity) August 27, 2022

Buckeyes, no Ohio. 😎
#2 Gilmer Buckeyes roll the #3 Tyler Chapel Hill Bulldogs 💪 Austyn Iven with your Jack in the Box Spotlight @JackBox | @UILTexas | #TXFBDays2022 | #TXHSFB | @austyniven | @GilmerBuckeyeFB pic.twitter.com/D3HEHGLBXm — BallySportsTXHS (@BallySportsTXHS) August 27, 2022

Gilmer and Chapel Hill went head-to-head in our Red Zone Game of the Week. Check out the highlights here. https://t.co/nnv7GRxlRO
— KLTV 7 (@KLTV7) August 27, 2022

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