Bradwell Institute got the one stop it needed Friday night at just the right time.

The Tigers led by seven points to start the fourth quarter when Dunwoody backup quarterback Jack Graviss bobbled a snap on fourth-and-goal from the Bradwell 2-yard line.

Five plays later, Cameron Keeve was in the end zone and in the span of 11 plays, the Tigers scored three touchdowns to put away their first-round state playoff football game with Dunwoody 56-40.

With the win, the first for the Tigers in the postseason since 2018, Bradwell improves to 9-2 and advances to meet East Paulding, a 48-20 winner over Loganville in the first round.

Bradwell’s prolific offense never punted and after getting stopped on a fourth down on its initial possession, scored a touchdown on every successive drive, save for a kneeldown to end the first half.

The Tigers rolled up 452 yards of offense on the night, 316 coming in the second half.

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