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List: Longest-tenured coaches in Class AAAAA

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By Todd Holcomb
Aug 12, 2016

Here are the head coaches with the most consecutive seasons at their current Class AAAAA schools.

13 - Steve Pennington, Statesboro

13 - Eric Williams, Jackson (Atlanta)

12 - Darren Myles, Carver (Atlanta)

12 - Jess Simpson, Buford

9 - Derek Cook, Kell

9 - Bill Shaver, Thomas County Central

8 - Clint Satterfield, Locust Grove

8 - Kevin Whitley, Stockbridge

7 - David Bruce, Veterans

7 - Marcus Jelks, Lithonia

7 - Chad Phillips, Starr's Mill

7 - Donnie Revell, South Effingham

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