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North Forsyth hands Dacula second straight loss

CUMMING — Dacula prevented a North Forsyth shutout with two touchdowns from Mohamed Toure and Marck Horace, but had a rough Friday night otherwise in a 56-14 loss at North Forsyth in high school football.

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North Forsyth hands Dacula second straight loss

12 days ago·Georgia, United States

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Gwinnett Daily Post broke the news in Georgia, United States 12 days ago on Saturday, September 5, 2026.

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