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2023 AHSFHS.org Power Ratings Top Ten
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After Semifinals of the Playoffs
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| | 1 | Thompson | (11-1) | 105.9 | | 2 | Central Phenix City | (12-0) | 104.3 | | 3 | Hewitt-Trussville | (9-4) | 96.6 | | 4 | Vestavia Hills | (9-3) | 95.5 | | 5 | Enterprise | (9-3) | 92.0 | | 6 | Mary Montgomery | (12-1) | 91.9 | | 7 | Auburn | (9-3) | 87.6 | | 8 | Dothan High | (8-3) | 87.4 | | 9 | Austin | (8-3) | 87.3 | | 10 | Hoover | (5-7) | 83.1 | | | | 6A |
| | 1 | Saraland | (14-0) | 108.1 | | 2 | Clay-Chalkville | (13-0) | 102.1 | | 3 | Hillcrest Tuscaloosa | (12-1) | 95.3 | | 4 | Muscle Shoals | (11-1) | 93.6 | | 5 | Oxford | (9-3) | 84.8 | | 6 | Parker | (12-2) | 84.6 | | 7 | Mountain Brook | (8-4) | 84.0 | | 8 | Benjamin Russell | (10-3) | 81.2 | | 9 | Gadsden City | (9-4) | 80.5 | | 10 | Pike Road | (11-3) | 79.6 | | | | 5A |
| | 1 | Gulf Shores | (14-0) | 93.3 | | 2 | Ramsay | (12-2) | 92.4 | | 3 | Pleasant Grove | (10-2) | 85.7 | | 4 | Guntersville | (12-2) | 80.1 | | 5 | Moody | (10-3) | 79.2 | | 6 | Central Clay County | (10-1) | 77.0 | | 7 | Russellville | (9-3) | 71.4 | | 8 | John Carroll | (9-3) | 71.3 | | 9 | Fairview | (9-2) | 71.2 | | 10 | Leeds | (9-3) | 70.1 | | | | 4A |
| | 1 | Catholic Montgomery | (14-0) | 90.2 | | 2 | Cherokee County | (13-1) | 87.7 | | 3 | West Morgan | (12-1) | 83.5 | | 4 | Jackson | (11-1) | 80.6 | | 5 | Andalusia | (10-2) | 75.8 | | 6 | Jacksonville | (10-3) | 74.5 | | 7 | Bibb County | (10-2) | 72.5 | | 8 | B.T. Washington | (9-5) | 69.2 | | 9 | T.R. Miller | (8-4) | 66.9 | | 10 | Handley | (10-2) | 64.9 | | | | 3A |
| | 1 | Madison Academy | (14-0) | 80.3 | | 2 | Mars Hill | (10-2) | 79.1 | | 3 | Geraldine | (12-2) | 77.1 | | 4 | Mobile Christian | (14-0) | 74.9 | | 5 | Sylvania | (10-3) | 69.8 | | 6 | Gordo | (10-2) | 67.9 | | 7 | St. James | (11-3) | 67.6 | | 8 | Thomasville | (10-2) | 63.2 | | 9 | Winfield | (10-2) | 62.9 | | 10 | Lauderdale County | (12-1) | 61.8 | | | | 2A |
| | 1 | Fyffe | (13-1) | 75.6 | | 2 | Reeltown | (13-0) | 68.6 | | 3 | Locust Fork | (12-1) | 66.9 | | 4 | B.B. Comer | (13-1) | 64.5 | | 5 | Highland Home | (10-2) | 61.3 | | 6 | Pisgah | (12-2) | 59.6 | | 7 | Tuscaloosa Academy | (10-3) | 54.3 | | 8 | Sulligent | (9-3) | 52.1 | | 9 | Tanner | (8-4) | 50.5 | | 10 | Cottonwood | (10-2) | 49.3 | | | | 1A |
| | 1 | Coosa Christian | (9-5) | 68.4 | | 2 | Elba | (13-1) | 63.8 | | 3 | Wadley | (11-2) | 55.8 | | 4 | Leroy | (13-0) | 55.4 | | 5 | Lynn | (10-2) | 53.0 | | 6 | Millry | (9-3) | 53.0 | | 7 | Pickens County | (10-4) | 51.1 | | 8 | Georgiana | (10-2) | 48.9 | | 9 | Sweet Water | (9-2) | 47.4 | | 10 | Addison | (8-3) | 42.0 | | |
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Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
The Tuscaloosa Black Bears were considered one of the best programs in the nation from 1925-1931. Their record over that span was an amazing 61-0-3.
