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 Reclassification
Moved Up from 1A Arriving from 3A
Samson Chickasaw
Barbour County Wicksburg
Woodland Reeltown
Tuscaloosa Academy (AISA) Pleasant Valley
Collinsville
  Fyffe
   
   
   
 
2022   Class 2A  Top Ten 
1. Fyffe (10-2) 6. Ariton (10-2)
2. Clarke County (13-2) 7. Highland Home (8-6)
3. Lanett (10-3) 8. B.B. Comer (10-3)
4. Cleveland (12-3) 9. Aliceville (8-4)
5. Luverne (9-2) 10. Reeltown (6-5)
   
 
  2022 Predictions
 
      Clarke County won their first ever state championship in football last year but will have some major competition from a new foe this year if they wish to repeat. The Fyffe Red Devils will have something to say about any team wishing to compete for a title in 2A this season. The Red Devils move back down to 2A after a spending the last two years in 3A. All they did in 3A was finish 27-2 and a win another state championship.

      While Coach Benefield's Red Devils will be the team to beat this season, Clarke County should be right there in the mix for a championship come December. Lanett's schedule is once again very difficult but come playoff time they will be primed for a championship run. Cleveland has a new coach but should still be in the mix all season with a very managable region schedule.

      Coach Kilcrease at Ariton will return all-state running back Jordan Smith and could make some noise along with Highland Home.

      Class 2A appears to be one of the most balanced classifications across the board when it comes to the strength of each region. The most competitive regions appear to be seven, four and two. These three are balanced with several in each capable of winning the region crown. Regions eight, six and one will struggle to find four quality playoff caliber teams.

     
 
Playoff Teams
Region 1Region 2
Clarke County Ariton
Chickasaw G.W. Long
J.U. Blacksher Wicksburg
St. Luke's Geneva County
  
Region 3 Region 4
Lanett B.B. Comer
Highland Home Isabella
Luverne Thorsby
Reeltown Ranburne
   
Region 5 Region 6
Aliceville Cleveland
Lamar County Southeastern
Sulligent Holly Pond
Winston County Locust Fork
   
Region 7 Region 8
Fyffe Tanner
Pisgah Falkville
Sand Rock Lexington
Collinsville Red Bay
   



 
 Most Victories 2010-2021
 
   Fyffe tops every other school in any classification with 153 victories the past twelve seasons. It is difficult to think they have won over 93% of the games they played and only felt the sting of defeat eleven times. They have won fifty more games than the second place team Lanett. The Red Devils also lead the state with five championships during that time.
Titles
  Fyffe     153-11     93.3%   5
  Lanett     103-39     72.5%   2
  Luverne     101-41     71.1%  
  Reeltown     101-44     69.7%  
  Tanner     101-46     68.7%   1
  G.W. Long     99-37     72.8%    
  Red Bay     96-39     71.1%    
  Aliceville     95-48     66.4%    
  Isabella     88-47     65.2%    
  Collinsville     86-48     64.2%    
  Cleveland     86-53     61.9%  
  Washington County     85-56     60.3%    
  North Sand Mountain     84-52     61.8%    
  Ranburne     83-51     61.9%    
  Tuscaloosa Academy     82-49     62.6%    
 
 Last 25 seasons (1997-2021) 
 
    No surprise in 2A as the Fyffe Red Devils have practically owned the classification the past twenty five seasons racking up 277 wins along the way and five state championships. They have won over 86% of the games they have played which is tops in the state for any classification. The Red Devils are also one of only four teams that have not had a losing season since 1997.
Titles
  Fyffe 277-44 86% 5
  Aliceville 215-89 71% 2
  Luverne 211-94 69% 1
  Reeltown 207-101 67% 2
  Red Bay 195-90 68%
  Tanner 192-103 65% 2
  Washington County 181-108 63%
  Lanett 180-109 62% 2
  G.W. Long 176-103 63%
  Sand Rock 162-113 59%
  Highland Home 157-125 56%
  Clarke County 155-120 56% 1
  Isabella 150-126 54%
  Sulligent 149-136 52%
  Woodland 149-140 52%
  Cottonwood 148-130 53%
  Collinsville 147-124 54%
  Ranburne 147-119 55%
  Ariton 145-131 52%




David Parker
  AHSFHS.org
  dparker@ahsfhs.org





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