Daily Trivia: Cobb school that had its winning streak tied by Mount Paran

Mount Paran Christian won its 21st consecutive game last week, tying a Cobb County record with a school that had won Cobb's most recent state championship until Mount Paran won Class A private in 2014. What is the school that Mount Paran tied? [Ironically, this school won its state title the season after its winning streak was broken and did not go undefeated.] (Answer Thursday)

Answer to Tuesday's question: Kennesaw State's football coach is Brian Bohannon, and he is a graduate of Griffin High.

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