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National rankings: Grayson holds steady in most polls

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By Chip Saye
Sept 22, 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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12. (13) Grayson

21. (24) Lowndes

31. (36) Cartersville

33. (42) Rome

61. (NR) Archer

65. (95) Buford

93. (NR) Walton

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13. (14) Grayson

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4. (4) Grayson

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5. (5) Grayson

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4. (4) Grayson

54. (59) Cartersville

61. (67) Buford

64. (75) Lowndes

68. (23) Colquitt County

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8. (8) Grayson

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