Daily Trivia: Highest-scoring game in GHSA history

Habersham Central defeated East Hall 72-55 last week. That was the seventh-highest scoring game in GHSA history. The sixth-highest also involved East Hall, which defeated Fannin County 71-58 last season. What was the highest-scoring game in state history? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: Nick Hyder is the Georgia football coach who won every season opener from 1974 through 1995, his full tenure at Valdosta.

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