Class AAAAAA

1. Grayson (2-0)

Last week: Beat Miami Central, Fla., 35-3. Grayson won a game between teams ranked No. 1 by national polls, as Grayson was the pick of ESPN, while Miami Central was USA Today's top team. Grayson amassed 355 yards of total offense to Miami Central's 22. Miami had two running backs committed to FBS (formerly Division I-A) schools but was held to 17 yards rushing and 3-of-12 passing. It was 21-3 at halftime. Grayson got two short touchdown runs from Robert Nkemdiche and longer scoring plays from Wayne Gallman and Jordan Germany. Next: Sept. 14 at Parkview (1-0)

2. Camden County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Vanguard, Fla., 53-7. Camden drove 99 yards on its first possession and led 40-7 at halftime. South Carolina-bound LB Jarrad Davis had nine tackles. Brice Ramsey was 6-of-9 passing for 157 yards and two touchdowns. Next: Friday vs. Johnson, Savannah (0-1)

3. Walton (2-0)

Last week: Beat McEachern 37-35. Anthony Price kicked the game-winning 43-yard field goal with 25 seconds remaining. Tyren Jones had his second consecutive 300-yard rushing game, carrying 47 times for 332 yards and four touchdowns, giving him nine TDs in two games. McEachern had taken a 35-34 lead with 2:15 to play on Taj Griffin's third touchdown and a two-point conversion run by QB Tymashian Clemons. Next: Sept. 14 at North Cobb (1-0)

4. Lassiter (1-0)

Last week: Beat Hillgrove 37-29. Robert Dowling returned an interception 75 yard on the third play of the game as Lassiter built a 37-0 halftime lead and then held on for the victory. UCLA-bound QB Eddie Printz was 19-for-25 for 249 yards and two touchdowns. Lassiter outgained Hillgrove 232-38 in the first half and 362-247 in the game. Next: Friday at Sprayberry (0-2)

5. North Gwinnett (2-0)

Last week: Beat A.C. Flora, S.C., 38-0. QB Michael Haynes was 18-of-26 passing for 236 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 62 yards. Flora, a Class AAA semifinal team in South Carolina last year, had negative rushing yardage. Next: Sept. 14 vs. Norcross (1-0)

6. Lowndes (1-0)

Last week: Beat Luella 50-23. Lowndes had 473 yards in total offense, and Nick Burgman (140) and Tevin Brown (93) were the leaders among 12 ball carriers. Next: Friday vs. Newton (0-1)

7. Colquitt County (1-1)

Last week: Beat Thomas County Central 35-33. Central, ranked No. 9 in AAAAA, got within 35-33 late on a 78-yard TD pass, but Colquitt ran out the clock with a couple of first downs. Bobby Hill had 13 catches for 136 yards, and Maleek Lewis rushed for 117 yards. Colquitt allowed 395 yards in total offense. Colquitt used two quarterbacks. Cole Segraves was 9-for-15 for 99 yards, and Daniel Mobley was 7-for-11 for 85 yards. Next: Friday vs. Lovejoy (1-0)

8. Lovejoy (1-0)

Last week: Beat Mundy's Mill 44-6. Lovejoy took a 41-0 lead in the first half as Alejandro Benefield threw four TD passes. Georgia Tech-bound RB Travis Custis had 101 total yards. Next: Friday at Colquitt County (1-1)

9. Valdosta (1-0)

Last week: Beat North Augusta, S.C. 28-7. Valdosta got 100-yard rushing efforts from Nelson Herring (140) and Malcolm Joseph (135) and blew open a 7-0 halftime lead with three second-half touchdowns. QB Shelby Wilkes was 12-of-18 passing for 104 yards. Valdosta outgained North Augusta 410-184, according to the Augusta Chronicle. Next: Friday vs. Brooks County (2-0)

10. West Forsyth (1-0)

Last week: Beat Gainesville 32-30. QB A.J. Erdely, who has committed to Middle Tennessee, passed for 126 yards and scored a touchdown for West Forsyth, which led 32-15 at halftime and held on. Gainesville scored an inconsequential touchdown with seven seconds left. Jake Wieczorek and Trevor O'Brien each had touchdown runs. West Forsyth intercepted all-state QB DeShaun Watson four times. Next: Friday vs. Flowery Branch (0-1)

Class AAAAA

1. Northside-Warner Robins (1-0)

Last week: Beat Flowery Branch 45-7. Northside had 356 yards rushing, with three players with at least 70 in Keshun Hill (78), Donte Bryant (72) and Glenn Smith (70). Hill, a preseason all-state wide receiver, scored touchdowns on runs of 30 and 40 yards and had an 11-yard TD reception. It was 7-7 at halftime. Next: Thursday vs. Veterans (0-1)

2. Tucker (1-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday at North Atlanta (0-1)

3. Kell (1-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Woodstock (0-2)

4. Stephenson (0-0)

Last week: Game with Pine Forest, Fla., was canceled. Next: Friday at Arabia Mountain (1-0)

5. M.L. King (1-0)

Last week: Beat Stockbridge 23-0. Next: Saturday vs. Southwest DeKalb (1-0)

6. Warner Robins (1-0)

Last week: Beat Veterans 29-0. Danny Hite rushed for 132 yards on 19 carries, and Warner Robins had 332 yards rushing as a team. Matt Monday kicked three field goals. Next: Sept. 14 at Peach County (1-0)

7. East Paulding (1-0)

Last week: Beat North Paulding 38-17. Kamani Thomas rushed for 227 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries and Kyler Neal had 166 on eight carries. East Paulding had 464 yards rushing, 20 passing, and held North Paulding to less than 200 yards. Malik Bruce returned an interception for a touchdown. Next: Friday vs. Woodland, Cartersville (0-1)

8. Thomas County Central (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Colquitt County 35-33. Against a ranked AAAAAA team, QB Adam Choice rushed for 133 yards on 20 carries and was 5-of-8 passing for 153 yards. Deondre Cooksey returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown, and his 78-yard reception from Choice made it 35-33 in the final minutes, but Central didn't get the ball back. Next: Friday at Marist (1-0)

9. Gainesville (0-1)

Last week: Lost to West Forsyth 32-30. QB Deshaun Watson was 25-of-43 passing for 282 yards and three touchdowns but was intercepted four times. Gainesville trailed 32-15 at halftime and never seriously threatened to take the lead. Next: Friday at Buford (1-0)

10. Heritage, Conyers (1-0)

Last week: Beat Northgate 9-7. Harrison Kulp scored all of Heritage's points on his three field goals, including an 18-yarder with a minute to go for the final 9-7 margin in a game between teams that reached the second round of the AAAA playoffs last year. Heritage is ranked for only the third time in its history. Next: Friday at Rockdale County (0-1)

Class AAAA

1. Sandy Creek (1-0)

Last week: Beat Banneker 52-6. Cole Garvin passed for 215 yards, with 117 of those going to Georgia-committed junior WR Demarre Kitt. Cole had four TD passes, two to Kitt. Next: Friday at Newnan (2-0)

2. Marist (1-0)

Last week: Beat Clarke Central 30-13. Marist coach Alan Chadwick got his 300th victory. QB Myles Willis rushed for 159 yards and two touchdowns on 29 carries. He also threw a 27-yard TD pass to Gray King. Next: Friday vs. Thomas County Central (1-1)

3. Cairo (1-0)

Last week: Beat Thomasville 21-0. Cairo won for the eighth straight time in the series that dates to 1922. Next: Friday at Bainbridge (0-1)

4. Carrollton (0-1)

Last week: Lost to Oxford, Ala. 21-17. Carrollton led 17-7 at halftime, with Oxford's only score a kick return, but couldn't hold the lead against a school that made the Alabama Class 6A semifinals in 2011. Carrollton had 174 yards in total offense. Oxford took the lead on Racean Thomas' 17-yard run with 4:16 left. Thomas, who also returned the kickoff for a score, is one of the top RB prospects in the South. Next: Friday vs. Chapel Hill (1-1)

5. Statesboro (1-0)

Last week: Beat Lakeside, Evans 26-7. Dequan Daniels rushed for 110 yards and scored three touchdowns in the first half, when Statesboro took a 19-7 lead. Next: Friday at Richmond Academy (0-1)

6. Griffin (1-0)

Last week: Beat Dutchtown 42-16. Griffin trailed 16-7 at halftime but scored 35 second-half points. Sophomore RB Malik Miller rushed for 80 yards and scored three touchdowns. Junior QB Jaquez Parks was 12-of-28 passing for 197 yards and two touchdowns. Sophomore WR Quay Mangham had four catches for 117 yards. Next: Friday at Northgate (0-1)

7. Stephens County (1-0)

Last week: Beat Franklin County 28-7. All-state RB Chaz Thornton rushed for 104 yards and two touchdowns, and Tomas Colbert had five catches for 168 yards and a touchdown. Next: Friday vs. Habersham Central (0-1)

8. Burke County (0-1)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Hephzibah (0-1)

9. Jonesboro (1-0)

Last week: Beat Mount Zion, Jonesboro 33-7. Patrick Petty rushed for 83 yards on 10 carries and returned an interception 38 yards for a touchdown. Taurean Ferguson, committed to Vanderbilt, blocked a punt and caught a TD pass. Cameron Sutton, committed to Tennessee, scored on a 7-yard run and ran an interception for a touchdown. Jonesboro head coach Tim Floyd sat out the game with a two-game suspension for breaking a recruiting rule, according to the Clayton News Daily. Next: Friday at Westover (1-0)

10. Baldwin (1-0)

Last week: Beat Jefferson County 33-14. Kentavious Thomas scored two touchdowns, rushed for 78 yards and had two catches for 81 yards. It was 21-14 in the fourth quarter before Baldwin settled it with a pair of touchdowns. Baldwin is 5-0 against Jefferson County in a series that began in 2002. Next: Friday at Peach County (1-0)

Class AAA

1. Peach County (1-0)

Last week: Beat Perry 21-14. Demarcus Robinson scored Peach County's touchdowns on pass receptions of 95 and 27 yards and a 30-yard interception return. Perry had the edge in first downs 18-11 but committed two turnovers to Peach's none. Peach has won 18 of the past 19 in the series. Next: Friday vs. Baldwin (1-0)

2. Buford (1-0)

Last week: Beat Elbert County 14-3. Montgomery VanGorder threw a 37-yard TD pass to Thomas Wilson in the fourth quarter to put Buford in control of a defensive-minded game. Buford had only 210 yards of total offense. It was the first time in 28 games that Buford has been held to less than 20 points. Next: Friday vs. Gainesville (0-1)

3. Carver-Columbus (1-0)

Last week: Beat Spencer 47-6. Carver led 35-0 at halftime and played the second half with a running clock. Marion Moore scored two touchdowns, including a 94-yard kick return following Spencer's only score in the fourth quarter. Rashad McCarter returned a fumble 54 yards for Caver's first touchdown less than three minutes into the game. QB Torrance McGee had 93 yards passing and 88 rushing. The Carver-Spencer game is called the Heritage Bowl. Carver has won the past 14 and leads the series 37-12-1. Next: Thursday vs. Shaw (1-0)

4. St. Pius (1-0)

Last week: Beat Westminster 21-3. Ryan Braswell rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns for St. Pius. Next: Friday vs. North Oconee (0-0)

5. North Oconee (0-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday at St. Pius (1-0)

6. Thomson (1-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Lakeside, Evans (0-1)

7. Elbert County (0-1)

Last week: Lost to Buford 14-3. Elbert's all-state running back, Tyshon Dye, was held to 66 yards rushing. Next: Friday vs. Cedar Shoals (1-0)

8. Washington County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Grovetown 65-14. Grovetown returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown, but Washington County led 44-7 at halftime and put up 558 yards in total offense. Preseason all-state QB William Walker rushed for 76 yards and two touchdowns and was 5-of-5 passing for 133 yards and two touchdowns. Next: Friday vs. Emanuel County Institute (1-0)

9. Jackson (1-0)

Last week: Beat Mary Persons 24-23. Down 21-10 late in the third quarter, Jackson came back as junior RB DeEric Bell rushed for 162 yards and two touchdonws. Next: Friday at Eastside (1-0)

10. Dodge County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Dublin 61-7. Dodge had 421 yards rushing and led 47-7 at halftime. Dublin had beaten Dodge eight consecutive times. Next: Friday vs. Hawkinsville (0-1)

Class AA

1. Calhoun (1-0)

Last week: Beat Ridgeland 42-35. Calhoun drove 68 yards in the final minute to break a 35-35 tie. Ridgeland had tied the game on AJC Super 11 Vonn Bell's 24-yard run plus a two-point conversion. Taylor Lamb, who stands No. 5 on GHSF Daily's Player of the Year Watch, was 27-of-42 passing for 280 yards and two touchdowns. Bell had 90 yards rushing on eight carries, and Darrell Bridges rushed for 123 yards for Ridgeland. Preseason all-state WR Josh Barnes had eight catches for 94 yards. Next: Friday at Dalton (1-0)

2. Fitzgerald (1-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Irwin County (1-0)

3. Brooks County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Monroe 21-18. Malcolm Parrish hit Deric Herring with a 55-yard pass in the final minute for the winning touchdown. Parrish hit Herring on a 20-yard pass to set up Parrish's 1-yard TD run that made it 13-12 late in the fourth, but Monroe returned the kickoff 95 yards to take an 18-13 led. Parrish, who stood 10th in GHSF Daily's state Player of the Year watch last week, threw for 217 yards but completed only 12 of 26 passes. Next: Friday at Valdosta (1-0)

4. Cook (1-0)

Last week: Beat Worth County 36-2. QB Ross Pickle threw for 124 yards and rushed for 63. Worth led 2-0 when a fumble was returned 99 yards for a touchdown by Jeremiah Smith. Next: Friday vs. Crisp County (0-1)

5. Lovett (2-0)

Last week: Beat Blessed Trinity 24-7. Lovett held Blessed Trinity, a previously ranked team in AAA, to 127 total yards and nine first downs. DB Grant Haley had two interceptions. DB Winn Martin had an interception and a forced fumble. LB Brant Wells had an interception and a sack. Next: Sept. 14 vs. Marist (1-0)

6. Greater Atlanta Christian (2-0)

Last week: Beat Savannah 31-8. Kyle Scales scored two touchdowns and rushed for 73 yards for GAC. Next: Friday at Apalachee (1-0)

7. Vidalia (1-0)

Last week: Beat West Laurens 21-14. Tra Hardy scored on a 3-yard run in the first overtime, and West Laurens dropped a fourth-down pass on the goal line on the final play. Vidalia's D.J. Mincy was 11-for-21 for 156 yards and touchdown passes of 35 and 42 yards to Jordan Black. Vidalia was held to 34 yards rushing. Next: Friday vs. McIntosh County Academy (0-1)

8. Laney (1-0)

Last week: Beat Butler 43-0. Laney allowed minus-7 yards in total offense. Preseason all-state RB George Myers rushed for 68 yards on 11 carries. Next: Friday vs. Westminster (0-2)

9. Lamar County (0-0-1)

Last week: Tied Spalding 3-3. Lamar County's Tyler Scandrett kicked a 22-yard field goal with no time left to get a tie in former Tucker coach Franklin Stephens' first game at Lamar. Lamar had the ball at its own 20 with 3:40 left on its tying drive. Lamar's Lawrence Austin rushed for 141 yards on 15 carries. Spalding was held to 144 yards in total offense. Next: Friday vs. Eagle's Landing (0-1)

10. Early County (1-0)

Last week: Beat Seminole County 55-20. Ladonis Bryant caught TD passes of 60 and 67 yards from Jacori Taylor in the first half and set up another score with a 69-yard run as Early led 36-0 after two quarters. Bryant finished with three catches for 128 yards and 70 yards rushing. Taylor was was 6-of-11 passing for 188 yards and rushed for 40 yards. Next: Friday at Miller County (1-0)

Class A

1. Lincoln County (1-0)

Last week: Beat McCormick, S.C., 24-0. Lincoln County allowed only three first downs, no completed passes and 65 yards of total offense. Ben Turner threw two TD passes, and Lincoln was 18-of-25 passing for 247 yards. Next: Friday vs. Washington-Wilkes (1-0)

2. Wilcox County (1-0)

Last week: Beat Wilkinson County 43-39. QB Makail Grace passed for 407 yards (19-of-27 passing) and scored on a 4-yard run with 46 seconds remaining for the final margin. Grace rushed for 75 yards on 18 carries. Johnathan Howard had 11 receptions for 205 yards. Quinn Tisdol had four for 125. Wilcox outgained Wilkinson County 546-365, according to the Cordele Dispatch. Both teams scored six touchdowns, but Wilcox was 5-of-5 on extra points (Robert Carrillo) and made a two-point play. Next: Friday vs. Monroe (0-1)

3. Eagle's Landing Christian (1-1)

Last week: Beat Briarwood Christian, Ala., 32-7. RB Keyante Green rushed for 160 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries in 2.5 quarters. ELCA allowed only 162 yards of offense, 11 rushing. WR Matthew East had a 73-yard touchdown run. Briarwood made Alabama's Class 5A semifinals last season. Next: Friday vs. Clinch County (0-1)

4. Wilkinson County (0-1)

Last week: Lost to Wilcox County 43-39. Wilkinson returned two kickoffs for touchdowns in the first half and QB David Whipple was 14-of-27 passing for 203 yards and rushed for 57 yards, according to the Cordele Dispatch. Next: Friday vs. Landmark Christian (1-1)

5. Charlton County (1-0)

Last week: Beat Brantley County 20-0. Charlton allowed only 99 yards of total offense while recovering five Brantley fumbles. QB Trae Harrington passed for 132 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 40 yards and a score. Next: Friday vs. Ware County (0-1)

6. Aquinas (1-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday at George Walton Academy (1-0)

7. Calvary Day (2-0)

Last week: Beat Bryan County 28-17. Calvary Day led only 7-3 at halftime but gained control when Bryan County had a bad snap to its punter. DL Chandler Bennett recovered and ran it 5 yards for a touchdown and a 14-3 lead, and Bryan got no closer than the final margin from there. Jake Clemens was 10-of-17 passing for 118 yards and rushed for 64 yards. Next: Sept. 14 at Montgomery County (0-1)

8. Emanuel County Institute (1-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday at Washington County (2-0)

9. Landmark Christian (1-1)

Last week: Beat Athens Christian 31-7. Next: Friday at Wilkinson County (0-1)

10. Savannah Christian (0-1)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday at Prince Avenue Christian (1-0)

Alan Chadwick of Marist got his 300th coaching victory last week. Which school has he defeated the most times, with a record of 23-1? And which school has beaten him the most, with a record of 12-7? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: Charlie Flowers was the final coach of West Point High, which closed in 1986.

Thursday's games

Chamblee 38, Dunwoody 6

Creekview 21, Cherokee 13

East Laurens 40, Howard 6

Evans 21, Richmond Academy 12

Jones Co. 21, Alcovy 16

Lakeview-Ft. Ogle. 28, Gordon Lee 0

Shaw 21, Northside, Columbus 0

West Forsyth 32, Gainesville 30

Friday's games

Allatoona 45, Woodland, Carters. 20

Americus-Sumter 25, Kendrick 6

Apalachee 21, Lanier 11

Appling Co. 14, Wayne Co. 14

Archer 46, Mountain View 7

B.E.S.T. Academy 64, Cross Keys 0

Baldwin 33, Jefferson Co. 14

Banks Co. 46, East Jackson 30

Benedictine 27, Effingham Co. 7

Bleckley Co. 31, Hawkinsville 0

Bowdon 34, Woodland, Ala. 14

Brooks Co. 21, Monroe 18

Brookstone 35, Columbus 8

Brunswick 28, Glynn Academy 26

Buford 14, Elbert Co. 3

Cairo 21, Thomasville 0

Calhoun 42, Ridgeland 35

Calhoun Co. 36, Berrien 26

Camden Co. 53, Vanguard, Fla. 7

Cartersville 28, Darlington 7

Carver, Atlanta 28, Mays 27

Carver, Columbus 47, Spencer 6

Cass 33, Adairsville 27

Cedar Shoals 21, Hart Co. 0

Cedartown 40, Rockmart 14

Central, Carrollton 14, Douglass 9

Central Gwinnett 27, Collins Hill 21

Charlton Co. 20, Brantley Co. 0

Chattahoochee 55, Forest Park 0

Chattahoochee Co. 50, Stewart Co. 0

Claxton 47, Tattnall Co. 35

Clinch Co. 36, Mitchell Co. 20

Coahulla Creek 55, Murray Co. 6

Coffee 21, Ware Co. 14

Colquitt Co. 35, Thomas Co. Cent. 33

Columbia 20, Cedar Grove 15

Commerce 22, Jefferson 7

Cook 36, Worth Co. 2

Dawson Co. 35, Lumpkin Co. 0

Dodge Co. 61, Dublin 7

Dooly Co. 21, Macon Co. 20

Douglas Co. 46, Chapel Hill 7

Druid Hills 33, Clarkston 2

Duluth 22, Berkmar 15

ELCA 32, Briarwood Christian, Ala. 7

Early Co. 55, Seminole Co. 20

East Coweta 35, Henry Co. 7

East Hall 29, Chattooga 21

East Paulding 38, North Paulding 17

Eastside 32, Newton 0

George Walton 41, First Presbyt. 38

Gilmer 45, Fannin Co. 6

Gordon Central 35, Coosa 0

Grady 18, Decatur 6

Grayson 35, Miami Central, Fla. 3

Greater Atl. Christian 31, Savannah 8

Greenville 20, Albany 18

Griffin 42, Dutchtown 16

Hancock Central 35, Randolph-Clay 8

Haralson Co. 27, Temple 6

Hardaway 49, Jordan 21

Harlem 13, Georgia Military 7

Harrison 21, Woodstock 16

Heritage, Conyers 9, Northgate 7

Hiram 33, Paulding Co. 0

Holy Innocents' 10, Wesleyan 9

Houston Co. 35, Harris Co. 23

Hughes 26, Creekside 14

Irwin Co. 35, Taylor Co. 14

Jackson 24, Mary Persons 23

Jackson, Atlanta 14, Therrell 0

Jackson Co. 21, Winder-Barrow 10

Jeff Davis 33, Atkinson Co. 25

Jenkins 27, Beach 0

Johnson, Gain. 36, Oglethorpe Co. 21

Johnson Co. 14, Jenkins Co. 0

Jonesboro 33, Mt. Zion, Jonesboro 7

Josey 21, Hephzibah 18

Kennesaw Mtn. 28, Sprayberry 24

King's Ridge 45, Pinecrest Acad. 7

Lakeview Acad. 32, Fellowship 12

Lamar Co. 3, Spalding 3

Lambert 14, Etowah 7

Landmark 31, Athens Christian 7

Laney 43, Butler 0

Lassiter 37, Hillgrove 29

Lee Co. 49, Dougherty 32

Liberty Co. 13, Bradwell Institute 7

Lincoln Co. 24, McCormick, S.C. 0

Long Co. 30, Lanier Co. 6

Lovejoy 44, Mundy's Mill 6

Lovett 24, Blessed Trinity 7

Lowndes 50, Luella 23

Manchester 14, Central, Talbotton 8

Marietta 27, Pope 7

Marion Co. 24, Terrell Co. 12

Marist 30, Clarke Central 13

McIntosh 51, North Springs 6

McNair 15, Osborne 14

Mill Creek 35, Dacula 0

Miller Co. 32, Schley Co. 26

Miller Grove 27, Lithonia 6

Milton 35, Alpharetta 28

Model 27, Christian Heritage 6

Monroe Area 50, Loganville 7

Morgan Co. 34, Monticello 6

Mount Vernon 35, St. Francis 28

New Manchester 14, Lithia Springs 7

Newnan 24, LaGrange 21

Norcross 35, South Gwinnett 20

North Cobb 42, Starr's Mill 3

North Cobb Christian 1, SACA 0

North Forsyth 10, Forsyth Central 7

North Hall 32, Chestatee 20

North Murray 37, SE Whitfield 14

Northeast 48, Twiggs Co. 6

Northside, WR 45, Flowery Branch 7

Northwest Whitfield 23, Pepperell 7

Oconee Co. 39, Madison Co. 7

Ola 38, Eagle's Landing 30

Our Lady of Mercy 38, Mt. Paran 7

Pace Acad. 24, Whitefield Acad. 8

Pacelli 20, Crawford Co. 13

Parkview 3, Peachtree Ridge 0

Peach Co. 21, Perry 14

Pelham 40, Baconton Charter 0

Pickens 50, Sonoraville 21

Pierce Co. 27, Bacon Co. 20

Pike Co. 40, Upson-Lee 39

Prince Avenue 47, Hapeville 6

Putnam Co. 28, Greene Co. 14

Redan 15, Troup 12

Richmond Hill 49, Johnson, Sav. 0

Ringgold 47, Heritage, Ringgold 17

Riverdale 21, North Clayton 0

Riverwood 48, Cambridge 0

Rome 34, South Paulding 15

Roswell 42, Centennial 13

Rutland 33, Southwest, Macon 6

Salem 28, Rockdale Co. 7

Sandy Creek 52, Banneker 6

Screven Co. 48, Groves 0

Sequoyah 41, River Ridge 14

Shiloh 36, Meadowcreek 6

South Cobb 29, Westlake 22

South Forsyth 48, Northview 19

Southeast Bulloch 21, Portal 6

Southwest DeKalb 23, Pebblebrook 0

St. Pius 21, Westminster 3

Statesboro 26, Lakeside, Evans 7

Stephens Co. 28, Franklin Co. 7

Stone Mountain 21, North Atlanta 14

Strong Rock 38, Social Circle 6

Telfair Co. 45, Wheeler Co. 21

Toombs Co. 47, Montgomery Co. 0

Trion 34, Armuchee 3

Turner Co. 6, Crisp Co. 0

Union Co. 17, Towns Co. 14

Union Grove 25, Locust Grove 21

Vidalia 21, West Laurens 14

Walton 37, McEachern 35

Warner Robins 29, Veterans 0

Warren Co. 26, Glascock Co. 20

Washington Co. 65, Grovetown 14

Westside, Aug. 31, Cross Creek 29

Westside, Mac. 69, Central, Macon 7

White Co. 31, Habersham Central 0

Wilcox Co. 43, Wilkinson Co. 39

Woodland, Stck. 27, Walnut Grove 10

Woodward Acad. 34, Fayette Co. 0

Saturday's games

Calvary Day 28, Bryan Co. 17

M.L. King 23, Stockbridge 0

North Gwinnett 38, A.C. Flora, S.C. 0

Valdosta 28, North Augusta, S.C. 7

Washington 12, Tri-Cities 7

Westover 33, Tift Co. 29

GHSF Daily's Chip Saye ranks the most surprising results of the weekend:

1. Dodge County 61, Dublin 7: Dublin was ranked No. 6 in Class AA, so its loss alone was enough to qualify as an upset. But 61-7? It was perhaps some payback for a Dodge County team that had lost eight consecutive games in the series, including scores of 51-14 and 56-7.

2. Commerce 22, Jefferson 7: Jefferson had won five consecutive games in this rivalry, matching its longest streak in the history of the series, by an average score of 33-12. Jamal Browner, who sat out last season with a knee injury, rushed for 161 yards and two touchdowns for Commerce.

3. Riverdale 21, North Clayton 0: Riverdale had lost five consecutive games in the series and been shut out in three of those losses. The Raiders, in their second season under Olten Downs, are looking to improve on last year's 4-6 finish. North Clayton was 7-4 in 2011.

4. White Co. 31, Habersham Central 0: Habersham Central, a playoff team last year in Class AAAA, did not make a great impression in its first game in AAAAAA. The Raiders were clobbered by a White County team that was 3-7 last season but likely will be improved in its second year under coach Bill Ballard, formerly of Tucker.

5. Milton 35, Alpharetta 28: Milton was a playoff team last season despite a 4-6 record in the regular season. Alpharetta won Region 6-AAAAA last year, was ranked No. 9 in Class AAAAAA last week and returns honorable mention all-state QB Joshua Dobbs. Milton rushed for 430 yards.

6. Roswell 42, Centennial 13: Roswell made the playoffs nine times in 11 years from 2000-2010, so its 0-10 mark in 2011 was out of character. The Hornets got off to a much better start this year, breaking a two-game losing streak to the Knights, behind Andrew Kwateng, who rushed for 239 yards and three TDs in less than three quarters.

7. Westover 33, Tift County 29: Westover spoiled the Tift County coaching debut of John Reid, who had transformed East Paulding into a state powerhouse. Westover went 4-6 in Class AAA last season. Tift County meets Houston County, Worth County and Thomas County Central before beginning play in rugged Region 1-AAAAAA.

8. Eastside 32, Newton 0: Class AAAA Eastside ended a three-game losing streak against its AAAAAA county rival and scored its most points in the 11-game series history. Newton's touted defense did its job, holding Eastside to 34 yards rushing, but the Eagles scored three defensive touchdowns.

9. Washington 12, Tri-Cities 7: Tri-Cities, which has four FBS prospects who are linemen and reached the Class AAAA quarterfinals last season, came up short against a Washington team seeking its first playoff appearance since 2008. It was Washington's first victory against Tri-Cities in three all-time meetings.

10. Laney 43, Butler 0: Butler had four consecutive 0-10 seasons before Ashley Harden led the Bulldogs to 7-3 and 8-3 records the past two years. Harden has moved on to Jenkins County, though, and the Myron Newton regime got off to a slow start against a Laney team that was 8-4 in 2011.