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Week 2 Football Rankings

Written by:
Craig Sager/Hayden Gilbert
Published on:
August 25, 2025
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In Class 6A, McEachern moved up to No. 5 after scoring a 21-0 win over previously No. 5 ranked North Cobb. North Gwinnett shifted up one place to No. 6 and the Warriors fell to No. 8 after the loss to McEachern. Class 5A remained steady with no teams moving up or down in Week 2. Rome, the team on the fringes of the rankings, was off, but programs just outside the top 10, such as Jackson County and Woodward Academy, closed the gap on No. 10.

The Class 4A poll shifted with Cambridge moving up from No. 8 to No. 6 this week and Ware County improved to 2-0 with its win over Coffee and debuts at No. 7.

In Class 3A, the only change came with Cairo falling out of the rankings after a loss to rival Thomas County Central. Troup entered the top 10 after a dominant 42-0 win over Harris County. In Class A Division I, the rankings held steady outside of No. 10, where Commerce dropped out following a 21-17 loss to East Jackson. Temple replaced Commerce, and the Tigers have scored 60 or more points in each of their first two games.

In Class A Division II, Johnson County climbed from No. 10 to No. 6, while Irwin County slid from No. 5 to No. 7 after its loss to Worth County. Manchester and Early County both exited the rankings after starting the season 0-2. Trion reentered the top 10, and Mitchell County made its debut. Finally, in Class A-3A Private, North Cobb Christian replaced Athens Academy and debuted at No. 8.

Class 6A

1. Grayson

2. Buford

3. Carrollton

4. Douglas County

5. McEachern

6. North Gwinnett

7. Lowndes

8. North Cobb

9. Valdosta

10. Newton

Class 5A

1. Thomas County Central

2. Hughes

3. Gainesville

4. Lee County

5. Houston County

6. Milton

7. Sprayberry

8. Sequoyah

9. Roswell

10. Rome

Class 4A

1. North Oconee

2. Creekside

3. Blessed Trinity

4. Kell

5. Cartersville

6. Cambridge

7. Ware County

8. Marist

9. Benedictine

10. Central-Carroll

Class 3A

1. Calhoun

2. Peach County

3. Stephenson

4. Sandy Creek

5. Jefferson

6. LaGrange

7. North Hall

8. Cherokee Bluff

9. Oconee County

10. Troup

Class 2A

1. Carver-Columbus

2. Pierce County

3. Rockmart

4. Morgan County  

5. Callaway

6. Thomson

7. Burke County

8. Carver-Atlanta

9. Sumter County

10. Cook

Class A-Division I

1. Thomasville

2. Worth County

3. Fitgerald

4. Northeast

5. Toombs County

6. Rabun County

7. Dublin

8. Heard County

9. Swainsboro

10. Temple

Class A-Division II

1. Lincoln County

2. Metter

3. Bowdon

4. Brooks County

5. Clinch County

6. Johnson County

7. Irwin County

8. Jenkins County

9. Trion

10. Mitchell County

Class A-3A Private

1. Prince Avenue Christian

2. Hebron Christian

3. Savannah Christian

4. Calvary Day

5. Fellowship Christian

6. Holy Innocents’

7. Aquinas

8. North Cobb Christian

9. Wesleyan

10. Lovett

In Class 6A, McEachern moved up to No. 5 after scoring a 21-0 win over previously No. 5 ranked North Cobb. North Gwinnett shifted up one place to No. 6 and the