Friday night recap: Week 10

Week 10 saw two ranked Class AA teams lose to unranked teams, but neither should be considered upsets. The No. 2 Callaway Cavaliers lost 13-10 to the Heard County Braves and the No. 7 Vidalia Indians fell 15-8 to the Swainsboro Tigers.

We'll start with the Cavs, who lost to the Braves in a key Region 5-AA game. The win could propel the Braves (5-2, 3-0) back into the top 10, where they opened the season at No. 2. As discussed Thursday, their only two losses were to ranked teams and they've won four straight since. The Braves are in line for their second straight region title, third in their last four seasons and fifth in their last seven. They still have to play No. 4 Bremen, however, and should the Blue Devils win that game, there would be a three-way tie for first place, as Callaway previously beat Bremen.

With the loss, the Cavs fell to 7-2, 4-1 but will likely remained ranked.

Kevin Eckleberry of The LaGrange Daily News has a writeup on the game.

In 2-AA, Swainsboro (6-2, 4-0) likely won its first region title since 2010 with the win over Vidalia (7-1, 3-1). To not win the region, they’d have to suffer an epic collapse by losing to both Toombs County (3-2) and Jeff Davis (2-2). As was noted in Thursday’s “what to watch” (linked above), it was no surprise the Tigers won based on how they were playing heading into Friday.

Southeast Georgia Today has the details of Swainsboro's big win.

Here’s how the remaining ranked AA teams fared:

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