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Daily Trivia: Most consecutive shutouts in one season

By Todd Holcomb
Oct 7, 2014

Vidalia has shut out its past four opponents - Toombs County, McIntosh County Academy, Groves and Long County. That's the first four-shutout streak in Georgia since Grayson, Glynn Academy and East Paulding did it in 2012. The state record of 11 is held by two teams. Can you name them? (Answer Wednesday)

Answer to Monday's question: Gainesville was the last team to beat Buford. The Red Elephants defeated the Wolves 19-15 in the 2012 season opener. Both would win state championships that season.

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