National rankings: Archer makes big move after upsetting Grayson

Here is where Georgia teams stand in several national polls. The numbers on the left are this week's rankings; the numbers in parentheses are last week's rankings.

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23. (48) Archer

24. (24) Lowndes

33. (12) Grayson

39. (39) Cartersville

43. (49) Colquitt County

45. (65) Walton

66. (59) North Gwinnett

70. (43) Buford

97. (NR) Brookwood

100. (NR) South Forsyth

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22. (NR) Archer

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17. (NR) Lowndes

21. (NR) Archer

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27. (4) Grayson

43. (95) Archer

47. (48) Cartersville

60. (59) Buford

62. (62) Lowndes

64. (64) Colquitt County

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25. (NR) Archer

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