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Daily Trivia: High school where Georgia's Brian Herrien played

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By Todd Holcomb

Sept 7, 2016

University of Georgia true freshman Brian Herrien scored on a 19-yard run on his first carry as a college player on Saturday against North Carolina. Herrien was an unheralded recruit until he caught up academically and signed with Georgia in March. As a senior, he rushed for 1,873 yards last season for which Georgia high school? (Answer Thursday)

Answer to Tuesday's question: Justin Crawford, who rushed for 101 yards for West Virginia in a 26-11 victory over Missouri last week, played his high school football for Hardaway.

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