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Smael Mondon, a senior linebacker at Paulding County High School, poses for a photo on Friday, August 7, 2020, at Paulding County High School in Dallas, Georgia. Mondon is one of the top 11 high school senior recruits in the state of Georgia for 2020. CHRISTINA MATACOTTA FOR THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION.

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Smael Mondon, a senior linebacker at Paulding County High School, poses for a photo on Friday, August 7, 2020, at Paulding County High School in Dallas, Georgia. Mondon is one of the top 11 high school senior recruits in the state of Georgia for 2020. CHRISTINA MATACOTTA FOR THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION.
By Todd Holcomb – GHSF Daily
Oct 16, 2020

Which head coach won the most games in Georgia’s highest classification? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday’s question: Smael Mondon, a linebacker from Paulding County, is the highest-rated senior recruit in Georgia who has not made a college commitment. He’s the consensus No. 3 player and 247Sports' No. 1 player.

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