What do the Central Georgia area rankings look like?
CENTRAL GEORGIA’S BEST HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COVERAGE
Last week
* Roundup, coming Saturday morning: Benedictine tops Warner Robins, Mary Persons wins, Upson-Lee & Dodge County hold on, Tattnall survives, Brentwood tops champs
*Thursday’s roundup
* Scouting Reports: This week’s GHSA and GIAA games, coming Friday morning
* Maxwell Predictions
* Who’s going to win this week’s games
* Central Georgia state composite rankings
* Central Georgia rankings
* Monday Morning Quarterback: Missing the point - and tackles - on UGA-Bama; Falcons getting there, but about the O …; Loughdmouthings galore (the wit, the wisdom, the sarcasm …)
* Macon Touchdown Club players of the week
Two weeks ago
* Saturday roundup
* Saturday scouting reports
* Friday roundup
* Scouting Reports: This week’s GHSA and GIAA games
* Maxwell Predictions
* Who’s going to win this week’s games
* Central Georgia state composite rankings
* Central Georgia rankings
* Monday Morning Quarterback: Two good weeks of football for Atlanta? Loughdmoutings galore (the wit, the wisdom, the sarcasm)
* Macon Touchdown Club players of the week
Three weeks ago
* Roundup: No trouble for Warner Robins, Peach County, Northeast, Southwest, Dublin, Jasper County, others; Thriller wins for Washington County,Putnam County, FPD; Howard, Westside with surprises
* Scouting Reports: This week’s GHSA and GIAA games
* Maxwell Predictions
* Who’s going to win this week’s games
* Central Georgia state composite rankings
* What do the Central Georgia area rankings look like?
* Monday Morning Quarterback: Another black and blue battle in Lexington; Loughdmouthings: Falcons, silly second-guessing, county records …
* Macon Touchdown Club players of the week
By Michael A. Lough
The Sports Report
centralgasports@gmail.com
Last week: Movement is coming.
This week: Movement is here.
In both divisions, albeit not much in Division I. And change will continues, because we’re getting down to it in region action.
Division I (5A, 4A, 3A) 12 teams
5. Jones County
A taking-care-of-business win over McDonough. The Greyhounds need to get the ground game ging for a playoff run, and McDonough scored its second-highest total of the year.
4. Peach County
A taking-care-of-business win before a scheduled week off.
3. Perry
Poll is out before Monday night’s game with winless Wayne County, so nothing is expected to change.
2. Warner Robins
It was certainly no upset, losing to Benedictine, but it was a surprise that the visitors were in some control from early on.
Rerun from last week: It’s not a huge gap with the top three, but the Demons still get the edge.
1. Houston County
The game with Northside went pretty much as expected, moreso with the starting offense still playing in the fourth quarter.
Division II (2A, A, GIAA) 33 teams
Top 10
10. Tie: Westside, Stratford
9. Tattnall
The Trojans should drop after a pretty subpar outing against Mount de Sales, but there were some defeats here toward the bottom of Division II’s rankings.
8. Macon County
The Bulldogs have turned it around, and are now on target for a region title under first-year head coach Kurt Williams, but they have to avoid a stumble.
7. Hawkinsville
Clutch play and win over Wilcox County now sets up this week’s game against Telfair County for basically second place and a home playoff game in the first round.
6. FPD
Each week, a different part of the Vikings’ game seems to stand out, though defense has been pretty consistent.
5. Jasper County
The defense keeps rolling, but the offense is due for something of a big game, with three big meetings coming up.
4. Lamar County
Ah, a more normal set of stats for the Indians, though the passing game in a big game and the playoffs will be an issue. Defense gave up 80, which is burly.
3. Northeast
The latest step of progress came last week with a nice comeback against Bleckley County.
2. Dodge County
A bit of a struggle with Washington County makes for a little more of a gap behind Dublin and closer to Northeast.
1. Dublin
Lather, rinse, repeat.