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Daily List: Schools with the most first-team all-state players

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By Todd Holcomb
Sept 1, 2017

Fourteen schools have had 100 or more first-team all-state players, according to the Georgia High School Football Historians Association. The first all-state teams were published in the late 1940s. To see the full list, use the sort functions at GHSFHA.com.

166 - Buford

163 - Valdosta

126 - Lincoln County

125 - Carrollton

112 - Marist

107 - Calhoun

107 - Washington-Wilkes

106 - Gainesville

105 - Cairo

102 - LaGrange

101 - Tucker

100 - Clinch County

100 - Washington County

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