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Trivia: Georgia high school where Wofford’s Joe Newman played

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By Todd Holcomb
Updated Oct 29, 2019

Former Georgia high school player Joe Newman of Wofford is the Southern Conference offensive player of the week for the second consecutive week. Newman passed for 134 yards and rushed for 66 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-34 overtime upset of Chattanooga, which entered the game in first place. Newman is the all-time leading passer and a former all-state player for which Clayton County school? (Answer Wednesday)

Answer to Monday's question: Josh Reddick, who is playing in the World Series as the Houston Astros' right fielder, is a 2005 graduate of South Effingham.

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