Daily Trivia: Teams with the longest active regular-season winning streaks

Mill Creek's 28-game winning streak in regular-season games was ended last week by Archer. Four schools currently have winning streaks in the regular season of 25 or more games. Who are they? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question:There six quarterbacks on opening-day NFL rosters who are former Georgia high school players are Taylor Heinicke of Collins Hill (Vikings), T.J. Yates of Pope (Bills), Joshua Dobbs of Alpharetta (Steelers), Deshaun Watson of Gainesville (Texans), Connor Shaw of Flowery Branch (Bears) and Cam Newton of Westlake (Panthers).

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