Daily Trivia: Two new coaches whose fathers won state titles

Two head coaches who are in their first year with new teams are the sons of former Georgia head coaches who have won state championships. Who are they? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: The Washington Redskins' offensive coordinator who led a Georgia high school team to a state title as a quarterback in 2003 is Sean McVay. McVay played for Marist and was the Class AAAA offensive player of the year.

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