Daily Trivia: Alma mater of four Georgia head coaches

Which high school is the alma mater for these four Georgia high school football coaches - Dexter Copeland (Twiggs County), Jason Respert (Douglas County), Kevin Kinsler (Northside, Warner Robins) and Jonathan Sanks (Berkmar)? (Answer Thursday)

Answer to Tuesday's question: Wright Bazemore is the former Georgia high school football player and icon who was written up in "Ripley's Believe It or Not" for scoring 10 touchdowns in a game for Fitzgerald twice in a season. Bazemore was better known for his 14 state titles as Valdosta's head coach.

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