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Trivia: Georgia high schools where Falcons’ linemen played

060731 DARIEN, GA - Portrait of Allen Bailey for the 2006 Super 11. (POUYA DIANAT/AJC staff)

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060731 DARIEN, GA - Portrait of Allen Bailey for the 2006 Super 11. (POUYA DIANAT/AJC staff)
By Todd Holcomb
Updated Sept 2, 2019

Three former Georgia high school players made the Falcons' 53-man roster leading up to the team's opener Sunday against the Vikings. For which Georgia schools did defensive linemen Vic Beasley, Allen Bailey and Grady Jarrett play? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: Calhoun is the only school that has been ranked in every issue of GHSF Daily dating to its first in 2009, a total of 142 rankings weeks.

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