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National rankings: Grayson drops slightly in three polls

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By Chip Saye
Sept 8, 2017

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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10. (6) Grayson

18. (26) Lowndes

27. (25) Rome

37. (43) Cartersville

52. (93) Colquitt County

72. (81) Benedictine

78. (75) Buford

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18. (16) Grayson

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4. (5) Grayson

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5. (5) Grayson

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5. (6) Grayson

27T. (27) Colquitt County

64. (66) Cartersville

75. (77) Buford

76. (84) Lowndes

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9. (7) Grayson

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