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Trivia: Something four undefeated coaches have in common

Brookwood head coach Philip Jones (middle) watches his player react to a touchdown in the second half of a September game against Walton. (Daniel Varnado/Special to the AJC)

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Brookwood head coach Philip Jones (middle) watches his player react to a touchdown in the second half of a September game against Walton. (Daniel Varnado/Special to the AJC)
By Todd Holcomb – GHSF Daily
Oct 21, 2020

Appling County, Aquinas, Brookwood and Fitzgerald are among 14 teams that are 6-0 or better. What else do their coaches - Rick Tomberlin, James Leonard, Philip Jones and Tucker Pruitt - have in common? (Answer Thursday)

Answer to Tuesday’s question: Marist is the only GHSA team that has not allowed a touchdown with at least four games played. The War Eagles have won their games 40-0, 23-3, 45-0 and 30-0.

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