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2010 - ASWA Football Poll

Program23 Week 5 - Top 10

ASWA WEEKLY POLLS
Preseason   |   Week 2   |   Week 3   |   Week 4   |   Week 5
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ASWA WEEK 5 POLL

Story - Class 6A    |      Class 5A, 4A, 3A     |     Class 2A, 1A, AISA

 WHO VOTED
ASWA Voting Members


Upsets, losses turn Class 5A into tight bunch
BY PAUL BEAUDRY  For The ASWA

The National Football League has long clamored for parity among its teams.


The Alabama High School Athletic Association’s Class 5A had found it – at least according to this week’s Alabama Sports Writers Association poll. Seven teams – the most in any class since 2006 – received voted for the top spot.


In fact, Class 6A No. 1 Hoover – the only unanimous pick in this week’s poll – has a margin of 107 points over second place and Region 6 rival Vestavia Hills. Some 102 points separate the top seven teams in Class 5A with the eighth place team – and only unbeaten squad in the whole class, Fort Payne – still picking up three first-place votes.


Why is the poll so tight? Upsets in class and losses out of it. The haymaker was Walker’s 49-28 win over then-No. 1 Russellville, which knocked the Golden Eagles to sixth and the Vikings moved up to third.


That spread the first-place votes around to the seven other schools, whether or not they won. For example, Briarwood Christian and Hartselle stepped up in class to play teams ranked in 6A – then No. 3 Hartselle losing 20-14 to 6A No. 9 Decatur and No. 2 Briarwood to 6A No. 4 Vestavia Hills, 34-10.


Losing to teams in a higher class didn’t always pay off in this week’s poll. Class 2A No. 1 Leroy lost to Class 4A No. 1 Jackson and fell to second, with Elba moving into the top spot. Class 1A No. 1 Sweet Water lost to Class 3A No. 5 Handley, 41-27; Handley bumped up a spot in 3A, Sweet Water fell to third.


Hoover, Jackson, Class 3A Leeds and AISA leader Fort Dale Academy all held their spots.
This week’s games involving ranked teams include: Class 6A No. 8 Auburn at No. 9 Central-Phenix City, Class 3A No. 6 Bayside at No. 7 Washington County, Class 1A No. 7 R.A. Hubbard hosting No. 5 Addison, AISA No. 1 Fort Dale hosts No. 4 Monroe Academy, and No. 6 Prattville Christian hosts No. 7 Pike Liberal Arts.
 
 CLASS 6A 
1. Hoover (35)   (5-0)      420 
2. Vestavia Hills                 (5-0)      313 
3. Daphne           (5-0)      235
4. Bob Jones       (4-1)      220 
5. Decatur           (5-0)      170 
6. Gadsden City                (4-1)      158 
7. Davidson         (4-1)      138 
8. Auburn            (4-1)      75
9. Central-Phenix City    (5-0)       57 
10. Wetumpka (4-0)      55 
Others receiving votes: Carver-Montgomery (4-1) 53, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (5-0) 45, Prattville (3-2) 19, Foley (4-1) 11, Oxford (3-2) 10, Mountain Brook (4-1) 9, Enterprise (3-2) 3, Murphy (4-1) 3, Hewitt-Trussville (4-1) 1. 

 

 

Story - Class 6A    |      Class 5A, 4A, 3A     |     Class 2A, 1A, AISA

 WHO VOTED
ASWA Voting Members



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