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Daily Trivia: Semifinalist with a long title drought

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By Todd Holcomb
Dec 1, 2015

There are 11 schools in the semifinals that haven't won state titles. But among the 17 that have won state titles, one hasn't been champion in more than 60 years. Which school is that? (Answer Wednesday)

Answer to Monday's question: The four head coaches in the semifinals who are working at their alma maters are Michael Brown of Commerce, James Leonard of Aquinas, Jim Dickerson of Clinch County and Mark Farriba of Stratford Academy.

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