Daily Trivia: Team that Steve Pennington led to a state title in 2005

Steve Pennington of Southeast Bulloch got his 200th victory last week in 35-14 win over Johnson of Savannah. He got a Gatorade shower to prove it. Which school did Pennington lead to a state title in 2005? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: Douglass is the school among eight playing their 50th football season that has the most victories (285) and took its nickname from 1968 current events (Astros).

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