WASHINGTON, Ga. — Renewed hostilities in an 88-game rivalry boiled over as Thomson imploded with a cascade of penalties to help Washington-Wilkes rally for a 21-18 victory Friday night at Charlie Davidson Stadium. Thomson controlled the clock for most of three quarters and led 18-7 after a 96-yardkickoff return by Christian Tutt to open the second half.
Comment on Tigers, Bulldogs renew rivalry
Scott Michaux, The Augusta Chronicle
Fri, 09/19/2014 - 9:22pm
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