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Greensboro’s Moore tapped for Blue-Grey game

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02 Feb 2025
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Greensboro High School’s Jarrious Moore represented his school and community on a national stage this week as he took part in the Blue-Grey All- American Bowl. The game, held on Monday at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium in Florida, showcased top high school football talent from across the country. The event was broadcast live on ESPN, allowing family, friends, and fans to cheer on Moore from home.

The Blue-Grey All-American Bowl is known for its competitive atmosphere and its role in providing players with opportunities to impress college recruiters.

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