Franklin Stephens of Ware County became the fastest coach in Georgia history to win 100 games last week. Stephens (100-8-1) did it in 109 games, one fewer than Robert Davis at Warner Robins. Bob Sphire of North Gwinnett (99-17) and Donald Chumley of Savannah Christian (99-24-1) are one victory from making the list.

109 - Franklin Stephens

110 - Robert Davis

114 - Alan Chadwick

118 - Chip Walker

118 - Cecil Flowe

118 - Randy McPherson

118 - Jess Simpson

119 - Jack Johnson

120 - Charlie Grisham

120 - Robby Pruitt

122 - T. McFerrin

123 - Larry Campbell

123 - Mike Hodges

124 - Buck Godfrey

125 - Wright Bazemore

125 - Buzz Busby

125 - Sid Fritts

125 - Steve Pardue

125 - Bill Railey

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