Daily Trivia: Fathers of former Georgia players who are FCS coaches

Three head football coaches of FCS college teams are former Georgia high school players. They are Kirby Smart of Georgia (from Bainbridge), Mike Bobo of Colorado State (from Thomasville) and Will Muschamp of South Carolina (from Darlington). Their fathers also were high school football coaches in Georgia. Who were their fathers? (Answer Friday)

Answer to Wednesday's question: The two sets of brothers who are head coaches of Georgia football teams are Preston Poag (North Murray) and Jay Poag (Christian Heritage) and Philip Jones (Brookwood) and Tommy Jones (Dacula). North Murray defeated Christian Heritage 49-14 last week. Brookwood beat Dacula 38-31 last season.

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