Daily Trivia: Three undefeated teams located near U.S. Route 84

There are three undefeated teams that are less than two miles from U.S. Route 84 in south Georgia. That has been a road to success in Georgia high school football. There have been 12 GHSA schools and five GIA schools along U.S. Route 84 that have won a total of 65 state championships in football. What are the three U.S. Route 84 schools that are currently undefeated? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: Benedictine, in 2016, was the last Catholic school to win a state championship in Georgia.

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