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Class 6A
School Total Points Prv
1. Allen (23) (8-0) 239 1
2. Southlake Carroll (8-0) 200 3
3. Pearland (9-0) 151 4
4. Manvel (1) (8-0) 146 5
5. Dallas Skyline (8-0) 135 6
6. Cedar Hill (7-1) 90 NR
7. SA Northside Brennan (8-0) 77 9
8. Euless Trinity (8-1) 76 7
9. DeSoto (1) (7-1) 70 2
10. Cibolo Steele (8-1) 59 8
Others receiving votes: 11, Denton Guyer 56. 12, Katy 39. 13, Hewitt Midway 19. 14, Amarillo 5. 14, The Woodlands 5. 16, SA Northside Brandeis 3. 17, Rockwall 2. 17, Round Rock 2. 19, Lake Travis 1.

Class 5A
School Total Points Prv
1. Aledo (22) (7-1) 244 1
2. Temple (7-1) 195 2
3. Fort Bend Ridge Point (1) (8-0) 188 3
4. Mansfield Timberview (1) (7-1) 174 4
5. Richmond George Ranch (1) (7-1) 127 6
6. CC Flour Bluff (8-0) 125 5
7. Ennis (6-2) 89 7(tie)
8. Fort Bend Elkins (7-1) 66 7(tie)
9. Houston King (8-0) 64 10
10. Tyler (7-2) 21 NR
Others receiving votes: 11, Canutillo 13. 12, Mesquite Poteet 11. 13, Crosby 10. 14, Boerne Champion 9. 15, Longview 8. 16, Richmond Foster 6. 16, FW Arlington Heights 6. 16, Cedar Park Vista Ridge 6. 19, Mercedes 4. 20, Lancaster 3. 20, Azle 3. 20, Georgetown East View 3.

Class 4A
School Total Points Prv
1. Navasota (20) (8-0) 243 1
2. Argyle (2) (8-0) 217 2
3. Gilmer (2) (8-0) 208 3
4. Kennedale (8-0) 162 4
5. La Grange (1) (9-0) 149 5
6. La Marque (8-1) 92 7
7. Van (8-0) 82 8
8. Gladewater (7-1) 73 9
9. La Vernia (7-1) 45 10
10. Sour Lake Hardin-Jefferson (8-0) 21 NR
Others receiving votes: 11, Stephenville 18. 12, Big Spring 17. 13, Sweetwater 11. 14, West Orange-Stark 9. 14, Graham 9. 16, Andrews 7. 17, Celina 5. 18, Huffman Hargrave 4. 19, Coldspring-Oakhurst 3.

Class 3A
School Total Points Prv
1. Cisco (23) (8-0) 244 1
2. Franklin (1) (7-0) 226 2
3. Wall (7-1) 189 5
4. Teague (1) (8-0) 178 6
5. Waskom (7-1) 128 8
6. Blanco (8-0) 113 9
7. Rockdale (7-1) 47 3
8. Malakoff (7-1) 36 7
9. Eastland (8-0) 35 NR
10. East Chambers (8-0) 33 NR
Others receiving votes: 11, Goliad 31. 12, Corrigan-Camden 26. 13, East Bernard 24. 14, Newton 20. 15, Kirbyville 17. 16, Pilot Point 9. 17, Coleman 7. 17, Spearman 7. 19, Buna 3. 20, Shallowater 1. 20, New Boston 1.

Class 2A
School Total Points Prv
1. Refugio (16) (8-0) 234 1
2. Mart (7) (8-0) 228 2
3. Canadian (8-0) 182 3
4. Bremond (1) (9-0) 167 4
5. Mason (1) (9-0) 147 5
6. Albany (8-0) 120 6
7. Alto (7-0) 105 8
8. Shiner (7-1) 68 9
9. Iraan (8-0) 54 10
10. Seagraves (8-0) 25 NR
Others receiving votes: 11, Crawford 16. 12, Shelbyville 13. 13, Booker 6. 14, Abernathy 5. 15, Hamlin 2. 15, Tenaha 2. 17, Gladewater Union Grove 1.

 

 

 

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These poles are made on the bases of losses, i'm assuming instead of the quality of the opponents that teams play. I see some teams IMO that should be ranked higher and some lower, due to the level of competition they have played. HJ # 10 we WOS fans will not hear the end.HA HA. :lol:


Not from this one. I think both teams have earned a top-10 ranking based on their results this season.
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These poles are made on the bases of losses, i'm assuming instead of the quality of the opponents that teams play. I see some teams IMO that should be ranked higher and some lower, due to the level of competition they have played. HJ # 10 we WOS fans will not hear the end.HA HA. :lol:


No way #5 through 10 could beat # 11 OR 12.Now # 14 might.lol
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No I don't.The Ville is just on another level.Defense might be suspect though.Big Spring put 60 something on them but they have a beast of an offense and Stephenville put up 50 something on them.

Well Stephenville's QB just had surgery after he got hurt on Friday. So unless their backup QB is something special too... I mean they did lose to Lubbock Cooper as well. Doesn't seem like they're on another level right now

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No I don't.The Ville is just on another level.Defense might be suspect though.Big Spring put 60 something on them but they have a beast of an offense and Stephenville put up 50 something on them.

La Grange seems to be on another level as well. You seem to think WO-S is up at this level, though?

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