Georgia High School Football Daily Pre-Season Rankings

by Jeff Fisher
Georgia High School Football Huddle

The regular season gets and abbreviated start this week with four games on Friday and six on Saturday, including four games in the Georgia Dome for the Corky Kell Classic.

The biggest match-up will feature two teams ranked in the Georgia High School Football Daily Class AAAAA Pre-Season High School Football Poll that was just released. At 5:30, #2 Grayon will square-off with #4 and defending state champ Camden County.

Now here's a look at the Georgia High School Football Daily polls:

Class AAAAA
1. Lowndes
2. Grayson
3. Peachtree Ridge
4. Camden County
5. Stephenson
6. North Gwinnett
7. Northside-Warner Robins
8. M.L. King
9. Etowah
10. Newnan

Class AAAA
1. Southwest DeKalb
2. Tucker
3. Rome
4. Marist
5. Sandy Creek
6. Griffin
7. Westside-Macon
8. Statesboro
9. Sequoyah
10.Loganville

Class AAA
1. Carver-Columbus
2. Gainesville
3. Flowery Branch
4. LaGrange
5. Cairo
6. Baldwin
7. Peach County
8. Carrollton
9. Washington County
10. Jackson

Class AA
1. Buford
2. Calhoun
3. Thomasville
4. Fitzgerald
5. Jefferson County
6. Pepperell
7. Lovett
8. Callaway
9. Brooks County
10. Jefferson

Class A
1. Wesleyan
2. Wilcox County
3. Clinch County
4. Lincoln County
5. Wilkinson County
6. Emanuel County Institute
7. Brookstone
8. Savannah Christian
9. Turner County
10. Bremen

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#24 Northside vs. Camden County (11-0) Highlights Round 2 of Georgia Playoffs

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

No one said it would be easy for two-time Georgia AAAA champ Northside-Warner Robins (#24 USA Today Super 25) in 2008. The Eagles not only moved-up to the state's biggest classification after winning back-to-back AAAA titles, but the school also moved to the incredibly tough Region 1-AAAAA, which includes defending champ Lowndes.

Friday night Northside (11-1), which is ranked #5 in the state, squares-off with unbeaten Camden County (12-0), which is ranked #2 in the state, in the second round of the GHSA playoffs. It marks the first time that two top five teams have met in the second round since the state expanded the playoffs in 1990.

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