Daily Trivia: Only Georgia head coach to play in the Super Bowl

Who is the only Georgia head football coach who has played in the Super Bowl? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: The three former Georgia high school players who were head coaches in a Super Bowl are Dan Reeves (Americus), Sam Wyche (North Fulton) and Ken Whisenhunt (Richmond Academy). Reeves was a Super Bowl head coach with the Broncos and Falcons, Wyche with the Bengals and Whisenhunt with the Cardinals. Reeves (Cowboys) and Wyche (Redskins) also played in the Super Bowl.

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