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Lincoln County embraces challenge going up against 4A Harlem

LINCOLNTON, GA (WJBF)- The Lincoln County Red Devils host the Harlem Bulldogs in week four of Game Night Live, with both teams looking to continue their momentum coming off wins last week. The 1A Red Devils are back on their home turf, coming off their dominant 53-20 victory over the Aquinas Fighting Irish last week […]

Lincoln County embraces challenge going up against 4A Harlem

Lincoln County's Red Devils are set to face off against Harlem Bulldogs, a 4A school, in week four of Game Night Live. Both teams are aiming to build on their recent successes. The Red Devils won their previous game against Aquinas Fighting Irish with a convincing 53-20 scoreline. Zayden Hardy, RJ Fears, and Aiden Jones all contributed interceptions that led to touchdowns.

Bryson Elam was particularly impressive offensively, rushing for 84 yards and two touchdowns on just 12 carries. The Red Devils are aware of the challenge ahead, given Harlem's significantly larger student body of 1,800 compared to their own 340 students. Coach Lee Chomskis emphasized the disparity, noting that Harlem has roughly 900 boys compared to the Red Devils' 170 boys.

The team is also preparing the football field for the game using a robot called the 'turf tank,' which can paint a full field in just a few hours. The game is scheduled to kick off on Friday night at 7:30 p.m.

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