Last Week: 1 |
Trinity (Euless, Texas) (7-0) Central High (Keller, Texas) struck first by returning the opening kickoff for a touchdown, but Trojans quarterback Denarius McGhee (16 of 21 passing for 206 yards) led the nation's top team to 28 unanswered points in a 49-7 win. |
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Last Week: 2 |
Lowndes (Valdosta, Ga.) (7-0) Idle. Houston County (Warner Robins, Ga.) is next on Friday. |
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Last Week: 4 |
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) (6-0) The Raiders jumped out to a 44-3 halftime lead against Deerfield Beach and won 65-10 in what was billed as one of the most highly anticipated matchups in Florida this season. Next up is South Broward (Fla.) |
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Last Week: 5 |
Gateway (Monroeville, Pa.) (8-0) Juinior tailback Orne Bey (149 yards) helped the Gators roll up 500 total yards on offense in a 56-3 win over Connellsville. Friday's matchup against one-loss McKeesport (Pa.) will be tougher. |
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Last Week: 7 |
Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) (6-0) The Jackrabbits were not caught looking ahead to this week's intra-city rivalry with Wilson as they rolled over Millikan (Calif.), 50-7. |
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Last Week: 8 |
Byrnes (Duncan, S.C.) (8-0) Chas Dodd, a junior quarterback, continued to impress as he threw for 212 yards and three touchdowns in a 48-7 rout of Hillcrest. A visit to fellow unbeaten Dorman (8-0) is next. |
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Last Week: 9 |
Armwood (Seffner, Fla.) (7-0) Led by Angelo Hadley, a senior defensive back who picked off two passes, the defensive-minded Hawks shut out Plant City (Fla.), 35-0. |
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Last Week: 10 |
Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, N.J.) (4-1) Idle. Travel to one-loss Ridgewood (N.J.) on Saturday. |
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Last Week: 11 |
Lake Travis (Austin, Texas) (6-0) Texas recruit Garrett Gilbert did his best Colt McCoy impersonation with a economical 20-of-29, 376-yard and five-touchdown performance in a 57-0 win over Hendrickson. |
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Last Week: 13 |
De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) (5-1) Tested by early season challengers, the Spartans were ready for Foothill, which previously had just one loss, as they attacked through the air and on the ground in a 63-7 win. |
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Last Week: NR |
St. Xavier (Louisville) (6-0) Idle. Instate, the X Men are just one of 13 teams with unbeaten records. |
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Last Week: 15 |
South Panola (Batesville, Miss.) (8-0) A 75-yard kickoff return by Jeremy Mobley and two interceptions by Michael Green helped the Wildcats to a 42-21 win over Groves. Unbeaten Camden County is next. |
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Last Week: 16 |
Maryville (Tenn.) (9-0) The Rebels streak is still running at 69 after wide receiver Chris Jordan (three touchdowns) was the difference in a 42-0 win over South Doyle. |
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Last Week: 17 |
Lakeland (Fla.) (6-0) Idle. The Dreadnaughts battle George Jenkins (Lakeland, Fla.) on Friday. |
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Last Week: 18 |
Arrowhead (Hartland, Wisc.) (8-0) Tailback Calvin Ramsey (16 rushes for 154 yards) spearheaded the Warhawks' 31-21 victory over then-unbeaten Catholic Memorial. |
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Last Week: 19 |
John Curtis (River Ridge, La.) (6-0) After a season-opening loss to top-ranked Trinity, the Patriots continue to cruise and beat Riverside Academy 50-8 last week. Next up is McDonogh. |
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Last Week: 20 |
Skyline (Issaquah, Wash.) (7-0) Issaquah (Wash.) was supposed to provide a challenge to Skyline, but the Eagles continued to soar on both sides of the ball and won easily, 38-0. |
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Last Week: 18 |
Centennial (Corona, Calif.) (6-0) The Huskies marched past M.L. King, 38-0, behind tailback Arthur Burns (120 rushing yards and two touchdowns) and wide receiver Ricky Marvray (two touchdown receptions). Next game: Friday against Riverside Poly. |
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Last Week: NR |
Northside (Warner Robins, Ga.) (6-1) Idle. Next up is Tift County (Ga.) on Friday. |
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Last Week: 22 |
River Hill (Clarksville, Md.) (7-0) The scampering duo of Michael Campanaro (four rushing touchdowns) and quarterback Luke Hostetler (two rushing touchdowns) was all the Hill needed in its 41-0 win over Marriotts Ridge (Marriottsville, Md.). |
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Last Week: 23 |
Madison County (Fla.) (5-0) Backup quarterback Kelvin Singletary filled in for injured starter Chris Thompson and rushed for a three-yard touchdown in a 20-10 win at Bartram Trail (Jacksonville). |
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Last Week: 24 |
Oscar Smith (Chesapeake, Va.) (8-0) The game ball goes to tailback Perry Jones, who rushed for 147 yards and four touchdowns in a 40-6 win over Nansemond River (Suffolk, Va.). |
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Last Week: 25 |
Glenville (Cleveland) (9-0) Why do teams punt to Glenville? Mike Edwards and Shane Wynn both returned punts for scores in a 47-0 win over East Tech (Cleveland). |
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Last Week: NR |
Allen (Texas) (6-1) When you take down previously-ranked Plano (Texas) 56-23, you deserve a spot in the rankings. Such is the case for the Eagles, who took off on the wings of quarterback Matt Brown (159 passing yards and four touchdowns). The dual threat also totaled 137 yards and scored a rushing touchdown. |
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Last Week: NR |
Elder (Cincinnati) (8-1) Still plowing through one of the nation's toughest areas, Panther quarterback Mark Miller (three touchdown passes) led the way in a 48-14 defeat of Benedictine (Cleveland). |
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