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Daily Trivia: Coaches whose brothers are well-known college coaches

By Todd Holcomb
Aug 13, 2014

Two Georgia head coaches are the brothers of well-known college coaches. Who are they? (Answer Thursday)

Answer to Tuesday's question: The three former players of Cecil Flowe at Parkview who were hired as head coaches in Georgia this offseason were Korey Mobbs at Lanier, Jacob Nichols at Alpharetta and Eric Godfree at Parkview. Mobbs and Nichols played on Parkview's 1997 state championship team. Godfree played on Flowe's first Parkview team in 1993 and was an assistant coach on the 2000, 2001 and 2002 state championship teams.

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