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Six Georgia Teams Set 50-Point Scoring Record

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Six Georgia Teams Set 50-Point Scoring Record

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In Georgia high school football, six teams averaged at least 50 points per game during the regular season, setting a state record and surpassing the previous high of five. Carrollton led the group at 56.5 points per game, followed by Cartersville, Valdosta, Toombs County, Thomas County Central and Creekside. The other articles cover unrelated college football games and are omitted.

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The New Orleans Saints beat the Cleveland Browns 23-22 in overtime, with kicker Charlie Smyth’s extra point after the winning touchdown providing the decisive margin. Cleveland quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ two-point attempt fell incomplete after the Browns chose to go for the win, capping a penalty-filled game and leaving Cleveland at 5-4.

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