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63-55, Central Gwinnett Falls to South Gwinnett in Dome

Black Knights and Comets each gain more than 600 yards in high-scoring game.

 
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Central Gwinnett's Mickey Carter (19) combines with Orlando Banks (15) to bring down South Gwinnett's Isadore Davis (23) during their game with South Gwinnett as part of the inaugural Great American Football Classic in the Georgia Dome. In an offensive shoot-out, the Comets outlast the Black Knights for a 63-55 win. Cecil Copeland
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Central Gwinnett's Emmanuel Westmoreland (10) delivers a pass during their game with South Gwinnett as part of the inaugural Great American Football Classic in the Georgia Dome. In an offensive shoot-out, the Comets outlast the Black Knights for a 63-55 win.
Central Gwinnett's Daniel Louis (21) runs for yardage during their game with South Gwinnett as part of the inaugural Great American Football Classic in the Georgia Dome. In an offensive shoot-out, the Comets outlast the Black Knights for a 63-55 win.
Central Gwinnett's band performs at halftime during their game with South Gwinnett as part of the inaugural Great American Football Classic in the Georgia Dome. In an offensive shoot-out, the Comets outlast the Black Knights for a 63-55 win.
Central Gwinnett's Malachi Jones (9) returns a kick during their game with South Gwinnett as part of the inaugural Great American Football Classic in the Georgia Dome. In an offensive shoot-out, the Comets outlast the Black Knights for a 63-55 win.
Central Gwinnett head coach, Todd Wofford, prior to their game with South Gwinnett as part of the inaugural Great American Football Classic in the Georgia Dome. In an offensive shoot-out, the Comets outlast the Black Knights for a 63-55 win.
Central Gwinnett's All Academic Player, Francis Kallon (95), prior to their game with South Gwinnett as part of the inaugural Great American Football Classic in the Georgia Dome. In an offensive shoot-out, the Comets outlast the Black Knights for a 63-55 win.

Both the South Gwinnett Comets and the Central Gwinnett Black Knights piled up more than 600 yards of total offense each in a back-and-forth high-scoring affair in the Georgia Dome, with South Gwinnett coming away with a 63-55 win.

The game's outcome came down to the final play. With Central Gwinnett on South's 15-yard line, Central quarterback Emmanuel Westmoreland was sacked to secure the win for the Comets.

The tone for the game was set early on, as South took the opening kickoff and scored on its second play from scrimmage, with L.J. Gainey converting a pass from Mason Hart into a 42-yard touchdown.

Central Gwinnett responded with an opening drive of their own, with Westmoreland finding Malachi Jones on a 28-yard touchdown pass to even the score at seven.

The game saw four ties and seven lead changes.

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Related Topics: Black Knights, High School Football, South Gwinnett, and central gwinett
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