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State-playoff bracket here: Check these potential QF's

By Todd Holcomb
Feb 14, 2015

Here is the unofficial draw for the Class AAAAAA boys and girls state basketball playoffs.

Notice that No. 1 Wheeler and No. 2 Tift County could meet in the boys quarterfinals. Note that No. 1 Osborne and No. 2 Parkview could meet in the girls quarterfinals.

No. 3 Pebblebrook and No. 4 Norcross (boys) would be another interesting quarterfinal.

Best draws: I'm saying Wheeler's boys (despite the early Tift County matchup) and Archer's girls.

Remember that this schedule is unofficial. Please post any mistakes.

First round is Tuesday and Wednesday.

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