NEW High School Football America “The Other 25” rankings

The Other 25
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At this time of the year, the High School Football America algorithm has to work overtime to separate teams in our National Top 50. And, for the first time in four years of using our proprietary algorithm to crown a national champ, we have a first — a Top 25 team dropping out of the rankings into The Other 25, even though they didn’t suffer a loss.

South Pointe from South Carolina slipped-out of the Top 25 to #26 this week.  The Stallions, who will play Hartsville this weekend in South Carolina’s Class AAAA championship game, are only three-thousandths of a percent out of the Top 25. Florida 4A champ Cocoa, at #27 this, week, are just eight-thousandths of a percent from the Top 25.

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South Pointe’s slip was Edna Karr‘s gain as the Cougars, who won Louisiana’s Class 4A title on Saturday, moves-up from last week’s #26 ranking.

Georgia 6A champ Valdosta is the biggest mover this week as the Wildcats check-in at #29.  Carol City, Florida’s 6A champ, moves-up three spots to #35 this week.

New to the Top 50 this week are four-time Florida 3A champ Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville) at #46 and Dutch Fork of South Carolina at #47.  Trinity Christian Academy began the year ranked #25 nationally.  Dutch Fork will be playing for South Carolina’s Class AAAAA title this weekend.

High School Football America The Other 25 Rankings

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#26 South Pointe Stallions (South Carolina) (13-1), LW: #23

#27 Cocoa Tigers (Florida) 11-1, LW: #28

#28 St. Ignatius Wildcats (Ohio) (13-2), LW: #27

#29 Valdosta Wildcats (Georgia) 14-1, LW: #35

#30 McGill-Toolen Yellowjackets (Alabama) 13-1, LW: #30

#31 Mill Creek Hawks (Georgia) 13-1, LW: #31

#32 Colerain Cardinals (Ohio) 11-1, LW: #32

#33 St. John’s College HS Cadets (Washington, D.C.) 8-4, LW: #33

#34 Archbishop Hoban Knights (Ohio) 14-1, LW: #37

#35 Carol City Chiefs (Florida) 11-3, LW: #38

#36 Carmel Greyhounds (Indiana) 10-4, LW: #36

#37 Center Grove (Indiana) 12-2, LW: #38

#38 Chandler Wolves (Arizona) 12-2, LW: #40

#39 Warren Central Warriors (Indiana) 10-2, LW: #41

#40 Union Redskins (Oklahoma) 11-2, LW: #42

#41 Clinton Arrows (Mississippi) 14-1, LW: #43

#42 Maine South Hawks (Illinois) 11-3, LW: #44

#43 Jenks Trojans (Oklahoma) 11-1, LW: #45

#44 East Leopards (Utah) 14-0, LW: #45

#45 De La Salle Spartans (California) 11-1, LW: #48

#46 Trinity Christian Academy Conquerors (Florida) 11-3, LW: NR

#47 Dutch Fork Silver Foxes (South Carolina) 14-0, LW: NR

#48 Pittsburgh Central Catholic Vikings (Pennsylvania) 14-2, LW: #34

#49 Northwestern Bulls (Florida) 9-2, LW: #49

#50 St. Frances Academy Panthers (Maryland) 10-2, LW: #50

Dropped-out: #47 Neville (Louisiana)

Editor’s Note: The High School Football America National Top 50 is developed using our proprietary algorithm.

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Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.