Two battles of No. 1 vs. No. 2 teams head the slate of Georgia high school football games in Week 6, but they aren’t the only matchups involving two ranked teams.

Class 7A Lowndes, which has recorded shutouts in three of its five games, leads the state in fewest points allowed per game, with 2.8.

After a 34-21 victory over then-No. 5 Hapeville Charter, Columbia is the AJC Varsity/GHSF Daily Team of the Week.

Only two of the eight teams ranked No. 1 in the AJC Varsity Composite Rankings will finish as a No. 1 seed, according to the Maxwell Ratings’ latest Post Season Ranking projec...

This is the first season the GHSA has used the Post Season Rankings formula to seed every state playoff bracket.

Only Hart County and coach Biff Parson in Class 3A kept their lead.

Class 7A schools Carrollton, Valdosta and Newton lead the state in scoring average through Week 5 of the regular season.

With four of seven first-place votes, Johnson County is narrowly ahead of Lincoln County in the AJC Varsity Composite Rankings for Class A.

Action from two-way players who piled up yardage and tackles, and a kicker who hit five field goals in one game lead the AJC Varsity top performances from Week 5.

Westlake is 5-0, averaging 50.4 points per game, 323.8 yards rushing, 250.2 yards passing. Westlake's offensive line is the AJC Varsity/GHSF Daily Offensive Line of the Week.