Gwinnett Daily Post

Grayson is still the No. 1 football team in Class AAAAAA, but is no longer a unanimous pick after this past weekend's Corky Kell Classic.

The Rams, despite a 31-12 win over McEachern, lost a first-place vote to Camden County, which routed Peachtree Ridge 42-0 on Saturday.

North Gwinnett made a big jump in AAAAAA from unranked to No. 4 after an upset of Colquitt County, which fell from No. 3 to No. 10. Norcross is the only other Gwinnett team in the AAAAAA rankings at No. 5.

Buford is No. 2 in AAA with a couple of first-place votes and Greater Atlanta Christian is eighth in AA.

The following is a look at the current state rankings:

STATE FOOTBALL RANKINGS

The Top 10 teams in the Associated Press Georgia high school football polls of the 2012 season with first-place votes in parentheses and win-loss record, total points and position last week at right:

Class AAAAAA

Record Pts Prv

1. Grayson (9) 1-0 99 1

2. Camden County (1) 1-0 86 4

3. Walton 1-0 84 2

4. North Gwinnett 1-0 51 NR

5. Norcross 0-0 46 6

6. Hillgrove 0-0 38 7

7. Lassiter 0-0 36 5

8. Lowndes 0-0 31 8

9. Valdosta 0-0 30 10

10. Colquitt County 0-1 24 3

Others receiving votes: Lovejoy 22, Dacula 1, Johns Creek 1, McEachern 1.

Class AAAAA

Record Pts Prv

1. Tucker (9) 1-0 99 1

2. Northside-Warner Robins (1) 0-0 89 2

3. Kell 1-0 79 3

4. Flowery Branch 1-0 50 6

5. MLK Jr. 0-0 49 5

6. East Paulding 0-0 48 4

7. Stephenson 0-0 42 T7

8. Gainesville 0-0 36 9

9. Warner Robins 0-0 31 T7

10. Ware County 0-0 11 10

Others receiving votes: Allatoona 6, Northgate 5, Thomas County Central 3, Pope 2.

Class AAAA

Record Pts Prv

1. Sandy Creek (9) 0-0 98 T1

2. Cairo (1) 0-0 87 3

3. Carrollton 0-0 81 4

4. Baldwin 0-0 53 T5

5. Marist 0-0 52 T5

6. Statesboro 0-0 50 T5

7. Griffin 0-0 33 8

8. Burke County 0-1 26 T1

9. Stockbridge 0-0 21 9

10. Stephens County 0-0 14 NR

Others receiving votes: Monroe 11, Westside-Macon 8, Perry 5, Grady 4, Jonesboro 3, Ridgeland 2, Mary Persons 2.

Class AAA

Record Pts Prv

1. Peach County (7) 0-0 97 1

2. Buford (2) 0-0 91 2

3. Carver-Columbus (1) 0-0 78 3

4. Washington County 1-0 60 5

5. St. Pius X 0-0 54 4

6. Elbert County 0-0 44 6

7. Thomson 1-0 40 NR

8. North Oconee 0-0 28 7

9. Appling County 0-0 20 8

10. Blessed Trinity 1-0 17 NR

Others receiving votes: Cedar Grove 9, Southside 5, Jefferson County 3, Dawson County 2, Cartersville 2.

Class AA

Record Pts Prv

1. Calhoun (10) 0-0 100 1

2. Fitzgerald 1-0 81 3

3. Lamar County 0-0 72 2

4. Brooks County 1-0 59 6

5. Cook 0-0 56 4

6. Lovett 1-0 53 7

7. Dublin 0-0 48 5

8. Greater Atlanta Christian 1-0 35 9

9. Bremen 1-0 11 10

10. Westminster 0-1 10 8

(tie) Vidalia 0-0 10 NR

Others receiving votes: Wesleyan 4, Jefferson 4, Bowdon 3, Laney 2, Early County 2.

Class A

Record Pts Prv

1. Lincoln County (8) 0-0 98 2

2. Wilcox County (1) 0-0 76 5

3. Calvary Day (1) 1-0 67 7

4. Wilkinson County 0-0 60 6

5. Aquinas 1-0 43 9

6. Eagle’s Landing Christian 0-1 40 1

7. Prince Avenue Christian 1-0 38 8

8. Landmark Christian 0-1 25 3

9. Charlton County 0-0 22 10

10. Emanuel County Institute 1-0 18 NR

Others receiving votes: Savannah Christian Prep. 16, Mount Paran Christian 14, Jenkins County 8, Seminole County 8, Dooly County 7, George Walton 7, Clinch County 3.

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All Associated Press members in Georgia are eligible to participate in the high school football poll. Those who voted for this week’s poll are: Albany Herald, Albany; Augusta Chronicle, Augusta; Brunswick News, Brunswick; Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Columbus; Daily Citizen, Dalton; Times, Gainesville; Gwinnett Daily Post, Lawrenceville; Marietta Daily Journal, Marietta; Telegraph, Macon; Savannah Morning News, Savannah.