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National rankings: Lowndes remains in top 10 of six polls

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By Chip Saye
Dec 13, 2019

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.

CalPreps

7. (8) Lowndes

19. (22) Marietta

39. (29) North Gwinnett

57. (54) Colquitt County

86. (68) Parkview

88. (NR) Buford

89. (85) Grayson

USA Today

12. (17) Lowndes

MaxPreps

9. (9) Lowndes

18. (NR) Marietta

High School Football America

6. (6) Lowndes

12. (12) Marietta

31. (31) Grayson

33. (37) McEachern

54. (21) Parkview

57. (25) North Gwinnett

64. (61) Valdosta

68. (64) Colquitt County

89. (93) Buford

Prep Force

9. (9) Lowndes

18. (19) Marietta

20. (16) North Gwinnett

Massey Ratings

6. (8) Lowndes

27. (41) Marietta

56. (28) North Gwinnett

61. (27) Parkview

77. (81) Grayson

81. (NR) Harrison

PrepNation

4. (3) Lowndes

17. (24) Marietta

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