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News · Around town · Stephens County · Georgia
The Stephens County standout has surpassed 1,000 career yards while playing college football for Middle Tennessee State.

Key takeaways
Cam Lacy, a Stephens County standout playing for Middle Tennessee State University, has surpassed 1,000 career yards at MTSU.
The achievement places Lacy among the MTSU players who have reached the 1,000-yard mark during their college careers. It also gives Stephens County a notable connection to the program’s football record.
Lacy’s milestone is a college sports achievement with a direct connection to Stephens County. His progress at MTSU has brought attention to the former local standout as he continues his college career.
Reaching 1,000 career yards is a clear statistical marker that can be followed through MTSU’s official football records and future team updates.
The 1,000-yard total provides a measurable point in Lacy’s MTSU career. Future official statistics can show how his career total changes as the season and his college career continue.
The milestone also adds to the record of Stephens County athletes competing at the college level. MTSU remains the institution connected to Lacy’s career total and the record being tracked.
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