Daily Trivia: Previous coaching stops for Dade County's Bradley Warren

Bradley Warren of Dade County got his 100th Georgia victory last week in a 55-35 victory over Gordon Central. Warren has been a Georgia head coach in the mountains, on the coast and in metro Atlanta. What are his previous head-coaching jobs? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: Southwest DeKalb's 1995 state championship team included a future starting quarterback in the NFL (Quincy Carter), a future Olympic gold medalist (Angelo Taylor) and a future Olympic silver medalist (Terrence Trammell).

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