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Daily Trivia: Winning and losing teams in the most notorious forfeit

By Todd Holcomb
Oct 3, 2014

The most notorious forfeit in GHSA history occurred in 1987, when it was discovered that a quarterback's helmet was equipped with a radio device that allowed him to get instruction from coaches during the game. Which teams were involved, and who won and lost the game? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: Colquitt County among current 1-AAAAAA teams has gone the longest without winning a region title. The schools and their most recent titles are Camden County (2013), Lee County (2013), Valdosta (2011), Lowndes (2010), Tift County (2006) and Colquitt County (1999).

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