Daily Trivia: 300-win schools with the highest winning percentages

Brookwood won its 300th game last week. The Broncos played their first season in 1982 and are 300-124 all-time with a winning percentage of .708. Only five GHSA schools with 300 or more victories have better all-time winning percentages. Who are they? (Answer Thursday)

Answer to Tuesday's question: N.C. State DE Bradley Chubb, the ACC defensive lineman of the week, played high school football at Hillgrove.

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