Daily Trivia: High school where Kennesaw State's Chandler Burks played

Kennesaw State is enjoying its first five-game winning streak after beating Liberty 42-28. QB Chandler Burks - the first player officially to sign with the new football program on Feb. 3, 2014 - directs the triple-option offense and ran for 82 of the team's 498 rushing yards last week. For which Georgia high school did Burks play? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: Steve Pennington, who got his 200th career victory with Southeast Bulloch this month, won a state title with Statesboro in 2005.

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