Mill Creek and Rabun County last week became the first teams this season to shut out three consecutive opponents. A three-game shutout streak is becoming rare. It happened only eight times last season, three times in 2013. In the 1960s, there were 318 - an average of 31.8 per seasons. A four-game shutout streak would allow Mill Creek or Rabun County to join a group of 39 teams that have achieved them since 2000. The state record of 11 is shared by 1985 West Rome and 1975 Americus. Dublin's eight-game shutout streak in 2005 - ruined by a field goal in a 63-3 victory or it would've been 10 - is the longest since 1985.
Eight
2005 Dublin
Six
2001 LaGrange
2008 Newnan
Five
2001 Appling County
2009 Camden County
2003 Clinch County
2004 Decatur
2007 Dodge County
2002 Gainesville
2007 LaGrange
2007 Tucker
Four
2004 Bremen
2003 Buford
2001 Buford
2003 Camden County
2005 Camden County
2010 Carrollton
2006 Clinch County
2004 Clinch County
2005 Dacula
2005 Eagle's Landing Christian
2006 East Paulding
2012 East Paulding
2005 Flowery Branch
2012 Glynn Academy
2012 Grayson
2001 Harper-Archer
2007 Jenkins
2009 Lakeside (Evans)
2011 Lovejoy
2009 M.L. King
2006 Macon County
2002 Northeast (Macon)
2006 Savannah Country Day
2005 Statesboro
2002 Twiggs County
2014 Vidalia
2008 Washington County
2008 Wilkinson County
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