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Daily Trivia: First two teams to go 15-0 in consecutive seasons

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By Todd Holcomb
Dec 9, 2016

Cartersville is one victory from becoming the 11th team to complete back-to-back 15-0 seasons. Which two schools from the same school system were the first in GHSA history to do it? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: Cedar Grove and Lakeside were the last DeKalb County public schools to make the state finals in the same season (1991) until this year, when Cedar Grove and Tucker advanced to the championship games.

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