Daily Trivia: NFL player, Olympic medalists from Southwest DeKalb's 1995 title team

Buck Godfrey, the subject of today's Four Questions feature, was head coach of the 1995 Southwest DeKalb team that won the Class AAAA championship. That team's players included a future starting quarterback in the NFL, a future Olympic gold medalist and a future Olympic silver medalist. Who were they? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: Coaches with as many or more than Dan Pitts' 346 Georgia victories are Larry Campbell (477), Robert Davis (352) and Alan Chadwick (346).

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