Week Four of the 2025 football season is in the history books and region play has heated up. Here are a few tidbits from this past week's games.

   *    We are nearing the halfway point of the 2025 football season. The best teams are progressing through the season working hard to grab one of the elusive playoff spots come November.

   *   Look for the Barber Shop Guru predictions on Tuesday. The guys went 9-3 last week with a few difficult games on the slate. Another great job by the guys. You can test your luck in beating them by joining us in the forums.

   *   Since most teams are playing in state now let's look at Alabama's record against other states. Overall the AHSAA schools are 15-9. Here are the records against other states. Georgia (3-5), Florida (8-4), Mississippi (3-0) and South Carolina (1-0).

   *  Did we have some big games this week? You know we did. How about Ramsay shocking Corner 34-14. Pisgah defeated an up and coming Pleasant Valley team 44-20. Gordo got past Winfield 35-21. Jackson once again proved they are a great team with a 28-14 win over 7A Baker.

   *  Hewitt- Trussville took out the Bucs of Hoover 17-14 for their third win in the past four seasons over Hoover. Anniston squeaked past Alexandria 20-18.

   *  The "I did not see that coming category". Moody simply outmanned St. Clair County 55-0. Saraland destroyed Spanish Fort 54-7. Hubbertville defeating Berry Fayette 44-12.

   *  Shockers and upsets?  Pell City upset Mountain Brook 10-3. Woodville got their first ever win over a ranked team with a convincing 41-26 victory over Spring Garden. Isabella knocked off #1 Tuscaloosa Academy 21-19.

   *  Comebacks? West Morgan came from behind and got past Priceville with a two-point conversion by a score of 8-7. Vigor overcame an early deficit to UMS-Wright to walk away with a 39-26 victory.

   *  Do you like offense?  Southside Selma destroyed Dallas County 74-0. Lee-Scott Academy outscored Beulah 70-16. Decatur suffered the worst loss in school history at the hands of Muscle Shoals by a score of 66-0. Luverne took out Pike Liberal Arts 68-6. Carbon Hill outlasted Hanceville 62-41.

   *  Fyffe has been ranked by the ASWA for an amazing 179 consecutive polls dating back to the 2009 season. The Red Devils opened the 2025 season as the #3 team in 3A before dropping to #6 in recent weeks.

   *   Wadley has the state's longest winning streak currently at seventeen games. The Bulldogs gained a forfeit win over Donoho last week.

   *   Columbia holds onto the longest losing streak at 95 straight contests following a 63-0 loss to Hartselle. The Eagles should be commended for their effort even in defeat. They now hold the all-time record for consecutive losses.

   *   Demopolis owns a string of 28 consecutive region victories. The Tigers got their first region victory on the season with a 38-6 win over Montevallo on Friday. Reeltown with a string of 25 straight region wins is next up.

   *   Columbia has also lost 57 consecutive region games.

   *   West Morgan has won 28 straight regular season games following a hard fought 8-7 win over Priceville.

   *   Saraland, ranked #3 in 6A, have reeled off a string of 34 consecutive home victories and will host McGill-Toolen this coming week on their home field.

   *   Saraland also has the longest away winning streak with 15 consecutive road wins after opening the season with three victories on the road. The latest was a huge knockout punch to Spanish Fort 54-7.

   *   Fyffe seems to the the old Fyffe teams we remember so well. They are currently sitting on a string of 337 games without being shutout. The Red Devils knocked off Asbury 54-6 to keep that streak alive. T.R. Miller sits atop this list with a string of 354 games.

   *   Jason Massey can win the 100th game of his young coaching career this week if the Clarke County Bulldogs can get a win over J.U. Blacksher on the road.

   *   The Thomasville Tigers won the 700th game in school history with a 50-0 shutout of Sumter Central. The Tigers have a record of 700-352-49 since 1916.

   *   Bullock County has started the season 4-0 for the first time since 1972 when they finished the season with a 9-1 record.

Team approaching the 700 win club
  693  -  Demopolis  (693-338-42)
  691  -  Enterprise  (691-348-34)
  690  -  Colbert County  (690-401-22)

Team approaching the 600 win club
   597  -  Cherokee County  (597-438-30)
   595  -  Foley  (595-368-27)
   595  -  Leroy  (595-407-26)
   592  -  Piedmont  (592-420-30)

Team approaching the 500 win club
  497  -  Pike County  (497-398-18)
  494  -  Washington County  (494-399-22)
  492  -  Lamar County  (492-494-46)
  491  -  Notasulga  (490-440-17)
  490  -  Parker  (490-361-27)


Coaches approaching the 300 win club
  297  -  Steve Smith (Westbrook Christian)  (297-90)

Coaches approaching the 250 win club
  247  -  Stacy Luker (South Choctaw Academy)  (247-104)

Coaches approaching the 200 win club
  197  -  Mike Battles Jr. (Southern Academy)  (197-111)
  196  -  Jeff Kelly (Saraland)  (196-71)
  194  -  Keith Etheredge  (Auburn)  (194-62)
  194  -  Jason Allen  (Chambers Academy)  (194-86-1)

Coaches approaching the 150 win club
  147  -  Brian Seymore (Trinity)  (147-72)
  144  -  Alton Hudson (Sparta Academy)  (144-139)

Coaches approaching the 100 win club
  99  - Jason Massey (Clarke County)  (99-54)
  98  - Bryan Moore (Opelika)  (98-25)
  96  - Darrell Higgins (Mars Hill)  (96-27)
  96  - Joel Poole (Woodville)  (96-106)
  95  - Ben Berguson (Homewood)  (95-52)
  94  - Josh Floyd (Hewitt-Trussville)  (94-38)
  94  - Chris Musso (Oak Grove)  (94-89)
  93  - Matt Geohagan (Bibb County)  (93-32)
  92  - George Bates (Shades Valley)  (92-63)
  92  - Sam Adams (Oxford)  (92-46)
  91  - Richie Busby (Helena)  (91-45)