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Daily Trivia: Closest neighbors that met in a state final

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By Todd Holcomb

Dec 8, 2015

State finalists Blessed Trinity and Roswell are located about a mile apart in north Fulton County. Finalists Westminster and Pace Academy are about 1.5 miles apart in Atlanta. Neither of those pairs plays each other, however. Which teams that met for a championship were the closest apart at only three miles? (Answer Wednesday)

Answer to Monday's question: New South Carolina football coach Will Muschamp attended Darlington. New Georgia coach Kirby Smart attended Bainbridge. Colorado State coach Mike Bobo attended Thomasville.

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