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Daily List: 100-year anniversary for one of Friday's games

By Todd Holcomb
Sept 12, 2014

Which game scheduled for tonight will be played 100 years after the first meeting between the schools? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: The three teams that had their long regular-season winning steaks ended in 2013 were Calhoun (49 games), Sandy Creek (39) and Northside of Warner Robins (39). Each was among the 15 longest streaks in state history. Calhoun lost to Carrollton. Sandy Creek tied Plant of Tampa, Fla. Northside lost to Warner Robins.

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