Class AAAAAA

1. Grayson (2-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday at Parkview (1-1)

2. Camden County (3-0)

Last week: Beat Johnson, Savannah 55-0. Brice Ramsey tied a school record with five TD passes and was 10-of-16 for 173 yards. Rafael Hardee had two tackles for losses and a sack. Next: Friday vs. Beach (0-2)

3. Walton (2-0)

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

4. Lassiter (2-0)

Last week: Beat Sprayberry 49-10. Quarterback Eddie Printz was 14-of-22 for 277 yards and four touchdowns. Wide receiver Ryan Jenkins had two catches for 95 yards and two scores. Lassiter's Juwan Dickey had seven receptions for 125 yards and a touchdown. Next: Friday vs. Kell (2-0)

5. North Gwinnett (2-0)

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

6. Lowndes (2-0)

Last week: Beat Newton 31-0. Lowndes held Newton to 71 yards of total offense, and Ahman Bown and Nicholas Burgman each rushed for two touchdowns. Next: Friday vs. Windsor Forest (0-1)

7. Colquitt County (2-1)

Last week: Beat. Lovejoy 14-7. Javonta Woods ran a 53-yard reverse and Cole Segraves hit Nate Madison on a 14-yard tackle-eligible TD pass for a 14-0 lead after a scoreless first half, and Colquitt held on. Next: Friday vs. Carver, Columbus (2-0)

8. West Forsyth (2-0)

Last week: Beat Flowery Branch 21-14. QB A.J. Erdely was 15-of-21 passing for 179 yards and rushed for 81 yards for West Forsyth, which took a 21-7 lead and held on by recovering a late on-side kick. Next: Friday vs. Starr's Mill (1-1)

9. Norcross (2-0)

Last week: Beat Parkview 20-0. Norcross allowed 102 yards of total offense, and Myles Autry rushed for 71 yards on nine carries and returned a punt 72 yards for a touchdown. Star Norcross RB Alvin Kamara sprained an ankle and was limited to 25 yards. Next: Friday at North Gwinnett (2-0)

10. Lovejoy (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Colquitt County 14-7. Georgia Tech-committed RB Travis Custis rushed for 141 yards but was held to 14 in the second half. QB Alejandro Bennefield was 19-of-39 passing for 165 yards, according to the Clayton News Daily. Lovejoy held Colquitt to 212 yards of total offense but failed in red-zone opportunities. Next: Friday vs. Alpharetta (1-1)

Class AAAAA

1. Northside-Warner Robins (2-0)

Last week: Beat Veterans 49-0. QB Glen Smith rushed for 142 yards on seven carries and threw for 59 yards. Northside had 320 yards rushing and held Veterans to 98 yards in total offense. Next: Friday at Westside, Macon (2-0)

2. Tucker (2-0)

Last week: Beat North Atlanta 40-0. Next: Friday vs. Arabia Mountain (1-1)

3. Kell (2-0)

Last week: Beat Woodstock 27-10. Kell survived three bad snaps to its punter that resulted in turnovers. RB Jamari Moore rushed for 119 yards on 11 carries. Next: Friday at Lassiter (2-0)

4. M.L. King (2-0)

Last week: Beat Southwest DeKalb 18-0. QB Monquavious Johnson was 16-for-23 passing for 180 yards and a touchdown. QB/S Jeremy Tyler ran for a touchdown. M.L. King held Southwest DeKalb to less than 125 yards of total offense. M.L. King is the first team to shut out the Panthers since Marist in 2007, a stretch of 50 games. Next: Friday vs. Mays (1-1)

5. Stephenson (1-0)

Last week: Beat Arabia Mountain 28-18. QB Justin Holman, committed to Central Florida, threw for 153 yards and had two TD passes to sophomore WR Dexter Neal. Holman also scored two touchdowns. Arabia Mountain scored a touchdown in the final three minutes to make it 28-18. Next: Saturday vs. Dunwoody (0-2) at Hallford Stadium

6. Warner Robins (1-0)

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

7. East Paulding (2-0)

Last week: Beat Woodland, Cartersville 49-0. Next: Friday vs. Paulding County (0-3)

8. Thomas County Central (2-1)

Last week: Beat Marist 21-17. Deondre Cooksey rushed for 158 yards and two touchdowns, one a 2-yard run that gave Central the final margin with 7:25 left in a game of six lead changes or ties. QB Adam Choice, a 1,600-yard rusher last season, was held to 16 yards on 11 carries as Marist keyed on the quarterback. Next: Friday vs. Cairo (1-1)

9. Gainesville (1-1)

Last week: Beat Buford 19-15. Gainesville beat Buford for the first time in five tries and avenged a 49-0 from last season while also becoming the first team to win at Buford in the regular season since 2000. Keyontra Harrison's 65-yard kickoff return set up Gainesville's winning touchdown in the fourth quarter. Deshaun Watson was intercepted four times but threw for 186 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 109 yards. Next: Friday at Winder-Barrow (0-2)

10. Heritage, Conyers (2-0)

Last week: Beat Rockdale County 34-7. All-state LB Chase Alford had nine tackles, four for losses, two sacks, a forced fumble, a recovered fumble, and an interception. Miles Kiett blocked a punt that Dan Kennedy recovered in the end zone. Heritage forced six turnovers. Next: Friday vs. Salem (1-1)

Class AAAA

1. Sandy Creek (2-0)

Last week: Beat Newnan 38-7. Cole Garvin was 12-of-19 passing for 258 yards and two touchdowns. Sandy Creek led in total yards 394-135. Next: Friday vs. East Coweta (1-1)

2. Marist (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Thomas County Central 21-17. Marist lost to Central for the sixth time in seven meetings. Marist was outgained 292 to 285. Gray King rushed for 94 yards on 13 carries. QB Myles Willis had 78 yards on 21 carries. Marist led 7-0, 10-7 and 17-14. Next: Friday at Lovett (2-0)

3. Carrollton (1-1)

Last week: Beat Chapel Hill 42-12. Carrollton rushed for 409 yards, with Jarvis Terrell leading with 105 and two touchdowns on 17 carries. Carrollton allowed 471 yards in total offense but gained 491. Next: Friday at Calhoun (2-0)

4. Griffin (2-0)

Last week: Beat Northgate 35-6. QB Jaquez Parks was 15-of-25 passing for 240 yards, and his backup, Anferney Stroud, was 5-for-5 for 80 yards and a 52-yard TD pass. Next: Friday vs. Jonesboro (2-0)

5. Cairo (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Bainbridge 21-17. Cairo held Bainbridge of AAAAA to five first downs and 142 total yards, but Bainbridge PK Daniel Provence made a 30-yard field goal with four seconds left. Cairo led 14-7 after three quarters. Cairo was held to 166 yards in total offense. Next: Friday at Thomas County Central (2-1)

6. Statesboro (2-0)

Last week: Beat Richmond Academy 23-20. Quan Daniels rushed for 114 yards on 14 carries and scored on a 35-yard run for a lead, 16-13, that Statesboro would not relinquish. Statesboro was outgained 298 to 268 and had four fewer first downs, according to the Statesboro Herald. Colin Chance was only 4-of-13 passing but had two TD passes. Next: Friday vs. Tattnall County (1-1)

7. Stephens County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Habersham Central 44-8. Chaz Thornton rushed for 195 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries for Stephens. Next: Friday vs. Hart County (0-2)

8. Burke County (1-1)

Last week: Beat Hephzibah 40-0. Next: Friday at Coffee (2-0)

9. Jonesboro (2-0)

Last week: Beat Westover 34-12. Cameron Sutton, a Tennessee commit, scored on a 69-yard reception, mostly on his running, for a 23-12 lead that put Jonesboro in control. Westover, which had beaten AAAAAA Tift County in the opener, led 12-8 at halftime. Sutton had 103 yards receiving and also scored on a 9-yard run. Friday at Griffin (2-0)

10. Eastside (2-0)

Last week: Beat Jackson 23-14. Eastside trailed 14-3 in the fourth quarter but scored 20 points. Demario Terrell threw a 36-yard TD pass to Chase Chancey for a 16-14 lead. Cameron Boyd returned an interception for a touchdown for the final margin. Boyd also caught a 45-yard TD pass. Next: Friday at Alcovy (0-2)

Class AAA

1. Peach County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Baldwin 42-7. Baldwin had more total yards (291-289), according to the Macon Telegraph, but Peach forced three fumbles and had the game wrapped up in the third quarter when Demarcus Robison scored on a 68-yard TD pass from Greg Williams for a 35-7 lead. Keyshawn Lowe ran a blocked punt 8 yards for a score that made it 21-7 early in the third quarter. Next: Friday vs. Warner Robins (1-0)

2. St. Pius (2-0)

Last week: Beat North Oconee 50-14. St. Pius led 36-0 in the first half after forcing four turnovers. CB Michael Sikorski had two interceptions, returning one for a touchdown. LB Danny Crochet had two tackles for losses and an interception. St. Pius punted only once. Ryan Brashwell rushed for 83 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries. Next: Friday at Thomson (2-0)

3. Buford (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Gainesville 19-15. Buford's 43-game home winning streak came to an end. Buford's last home loss was in 2006, against Charlton County in the playoffs. Next: Friday vs. Hancock Central (2-0)

4. Carver-Columbus (2-0)

Last week: Beat Shaw 18-13. Carver took an 18-13 lead on QB Torrance McGee's 1-yard run in the third quarter and controlled the ball 10 of 12 minutes in the fourth. Carver has won 26 consecutive games against Columbus teams, and this is the first one closer than 25 points during the streak. Next: Friday at Colquitt County (2-1)

5. Thomson (2-0)

Last week: Beat Lakeside, Evans 51-27. Chris Jordan rushed for 328 yards and three touchdowns, and Thomson put up 706 yards in total offense. Torrie Battle rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns, and Chris Tutt has two TD passes. Next: Friday vs. St. Pius (2-0)

6. Washington County (3-0)

Last week: Beat Emanuel County Institute 48-22. QB William Walker was 10-of-15 for 227 yards and two touchdowns. Next: Friday at Baldwin (1-1)

7. Dodge County (3-0)

Last week: Beat Hawkinsville 41-0. Dodge scored on a 40-yard interception return (Dana Northcutt) and 22-yard fumble return (Latrenton Williams) and led 41-0 in the third quarter after Landon Martin's 76-yard run. Next: Sept. 21 at Bleckley County (1-1)

8. Pierce County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Dublin 46-17. Tyler Harris was 23-of-33 passing for 355 yards. Josh Henderson caught six of the passes for 100 yards. Next: Friday vs. Swainsboro (1-1)

9. North Hall (2-0)

Last week: Beat Johnson, Gainesville 55-7. T.J. Tate scored North Hall's three first-quarter touchdowns for a 20-0 lead, and the Trojans put up 258 yards rushing in their new Wishbone offense. Johnson's Cedric Harris was held to 27 yards after rushing for more than 400 in his first two games. Next: Friday vs. Jefferson (1-1)

10. Cartersville (2-0)

Last week: Beat Cass 24-20. Freshman RB Tiamon Pennymon scored on a 26-yard run with less than five minutes to play for the game-winner. Brooks Barden was 9-for-15 passing for 182 yards and two touchdowns, one an 87-yard screen to junior Mark Quattlebaum. Next: Friday vs. Rockmart (1-1)

Class AA

1. Calhoun (2-0)

Last week: Beat Dalton 55-41. Dalton's Kelvis Rhodes scored six touchdowns, but Calhoun back came from a 34-24 deficit as QB Taylor Lamb scored two touchdowns and passed for two touchdowns and Alex Urbano scored three TDs. Calhoun has allowed 35 and 41 points in two victories, strangely matching a feat they managed in the 2009 state playoffs when they won consecutive games 49-35 (Jefferson County) and 49-41 (Lovett). Next: Friday vs. Carrollton (1-1)

2. Brooks County (3-0)

Last week: Beat Valdosta 28-24. Brooks beat Valdosta for the first time and became the first Class AA school to beat Valdosta since 1963. Deric Herring caught a 4-yard TD pass for a 28-24 lead with 2:40 left, then broke up Valdosta's fourth-down pass in the end zone to clinch the victory. Valdosta had first-and-goal from the 9 on its final possession, but Brooks defended four passes, all incomplete. Brooks' winning touchdown came after Valdosta roughed the kicker on a missed field goal. Next: Sept. 21 at Mitchell County (1-1)

3. Fitzgerald (2-0)

Last week: Beat Irwin County 31-0. QB Romarrius Gaulden rushed for 129 yards and two touchdowns, and FB Ron Swain ran for 95. Fitzgerald had 373 yards rushing. Next: Saturday at Monroe (1-1)

4. Cook (2-0)

Last week: Beat Crisp County 37-0. Cook allowed only 66 yards of total offense, and QB Ross Pickle had 132 yards passing and 74 rushing. Cook has allowed two points in two games, the lowest two-game total since consecutive shutouts in 2001. Next: Thursday at Dougherty (0-2)

5. Lovett (2-0)

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

6. Greater Atlanta Christian (3-0)

Last week: Beat Apalachee 31-21. Kyle Scales rushed for 234 yards on 26 carries and scored all four GAC touchdowns. Ross Wood had nine tackles. Next: Friday at Chamblee (2-0)

7. Vidalia (2-0)

Last week: Beat McIntosh County Academy 27-18. Dakota Paradise's 34-yard field goal in the fourth quarter sealed the victory for the Indians. Paradise also made a 42-yarder in the second quarter. Juan Foster rushed for 73 yards on 16 carries. Vidalia completed only one pass and was intercepted three times. Next: Friday at Long County (1-1)

8. Early County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Miller County 21-6. Next: Friday vs. Bainbridge (1-1)

9. Washington-Wilkes (2-0)

Last week: Beat Lincoln County 21-6. Buck Robinson, the son of Washington-Wilkes coach Robby Robinson, was 15-of-26 passing for 186 yards and two touchdowns, and Tomarkus Youngh rushed for 114 yards for Washington-Wilkes, which beat Lincoln for only the second time in 10 meetings of this rivalry that dates to 1922. Next: Friday vs. Warren County (1-0)

10. Lamar County (1-0-1)

Last week: Beat Eagle;s Landing 41-30. Lance Austin scored two touchdowns in the second quarter to give Lamar a 41-14 lead. Jeremy Fletcher also scored two touchdowns, and Jason Caslin blocked a punt for a safety. It was former Tucker coach Franklin Stephens' first victory at Lamar. Next: Friday vs. Pike County (1-1)

Class A

1. Eagle's Landing Christian (2-1)

Last week: Beat Clinch County 47-20. Defensive starters gave up only eight yards in the first half, forced three turnovers and scored once in a game that was 40-0 at halftime. QB Dalton Etheridge was 8-for-11 passing for 145 yards and two touchdowns, and WR Davis Carrandi had six catches for 101 yards and a touchdown, putting him at 310 yards receiving in three games. All-state players Keyante Green, Isaac Rochell, and DJ Curl did not play because of injury. Next: Friday at Hapeville Charter (1-1)

2. Wilcox County (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Monroe 28-14. All-state QB Makail Grace did not play after suffering a concussion-like injury last week, and Monroe held Wilcox County to 108 yards of total offense. Quinn Tisdol took over at quarterback and was 11-for-22 passing, but for only 94 yards. Monroe QB Charles Stafford threw for 129 yards and rushed for 43. Both teams returned punts for touchdowns. Next: Friday at Dooly County (2-0)

3. Prince Avenue Christian (3-0)

Last week: Beat Savannah Christian 28-12. Prince Avenue avenged a 2011 semifinal loss by holding Savannah Christian to 160 yards in total offense. Conner Sibley rushed for 116 yards, and Bryce Huff had 72 yards rushing. Both scored two touchdowns. Next: Sept. 21 vs. Glascock County (0-3)

4. Wilkinson County (1-1)

Last week: Beat Landmark Christian 41-10. Tyler Franklin scored three touchdowns. Next: Sept. 21 vs. Irwin County (1-1)

5. Aquinas (2-0)

Last week: Beat George Walton Academy 28-21 in overtime. Ruben Garrett returned a kickoff 100 yards for the tying touchdown with three minutes left, and Aquinas took the lead when Brendan Douglas (78 yards rushing, 22 carries) scored on a 1-yard run in overtime. Shane Meehan made an interception to clinch the victory. Next: Sept. 21 vs. Josey (1-1)

6. Calvary Day (2-0)

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

7. Marion County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Kendrick 21-20 in overtime. Marion trailed 14-0 in the first half but won in overtime on QB Demarquez Mallard's 1-yard run and all-state PK A.J. Wells' extra point. Kendrick was stopped on its two-point conversion attempt in the first overtime possession. Mallard finished with 92 yards rushing on 15 carries. Keon Dixon had seven tackles and two interceptions, according to the Americus Times-Recorder. Next: Sept. 21 at Miller County (1-1)

8. Dooly County (2-0)

Last week: Beat Americus-Sumter 21-12. QB A.J. Smith (10-of-17 passing, 22 yards) threw TD passes of 43 and 54 yards to Courtney Clark. AJC Super 11 DL/RB Montravius Adams scored on a 3-yard run. Next: Friday vs. Wilcox County (1-1).

9. Lincoln County (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Washington-Wilkes 21-6. Lincoln County got within 21-6 with 6:39 left, recovered an on-side kick and got an interception in the fourth quarter but failed to get closer and finished with only 187 yards in total offense. Next: Friday vs. Ninety Six, S.C. (1-2)

10. Charlton County (1-1)

Last week: Lost to Ware County 31-0. Charlton had only 46 rushing and 47 passing yards against a Class AAAAA team and trailed 28-0 at halftime. Next: Friday vs. Bradwell Institute (0-2)

We are missing game summaries for five Top 10 teams. We will try to compile and publish them later this week. 

100 victories

Robby Robinson of Washington-Wilkes got his 100th victory as a Georgia head coach last week in the 21-6 win over Lincoln County. Here are other coaches bearing down on 100. Six Georgia coaches between 90 and 99 victories have won state titles:

98 - Mark Crews, Brookwood

98 - Paul Standard, St. Pius

97 - Rodney Cofield, Douglass

97 - Al Hughes, Lovejoy

97 - Jess Simpson, Buford

96 - Tony Byram, Crawford Co.

96 - Mike Muschamp, Lovett

94 - Bill Ballard, White County

93 - Lee Shaw, Rabun County

92 - Dexter Copeland, Baldwin

92 - Tom Fallaw, Cairo

91 - Mark Ledford, Wilcox Co.

91 - Jeff Lee, Dawson County

91 - Tim McFarlin, Blessed Trinity

91 - Ronnie Millen, Grady

90 - Rance Gillespie, Valdosta

90 - Ben Reaves, Putnam Co.

Which six active Georgia coaches with between 90 and 99 victories (see Daily List) have won state titles? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question: Griffin is the Georgia high school with the most alumni who have played in the NFL with 17.  

Thursday's games

Carver, Columbus 18, Shaw 13

LaGrange 37, Harris Co. 13

Norcross 20, Parkview 0

Northside, Columbus 41, Jordan 14

Northside, W. Robins 49, Veterans 0

South Effingham 20, Jenkins 15

Southwest, Macon 13, Howard 7

Friday's games

Adairsville 55, Armuchee 0

Allatoona 36, Paulding Co. 0

Alpharetta 38, Harrison 9

Appling Co. 35, Liberty Co. 16

Aquinas 28, George Walton 21

Archer 27, East Coweta 6

Athens Acad. 42, Pace Academy 7

Athens Christian 22, Banks Co. 7

Bacon Co. 28, Metter 25

Baconton Charter 26, Munroe, Fla. 6

Bainbridge 17, Cairo 14

Benedictine 39, Long Co. 0

Berkmar 56, Meadowcreek 6

Berrien 34, Brantley Co. 6

Blessed Trinity 24, Hart Co. 10

Bowdon 32, Haralson Co. 14

Brooks Co. 28, Valdosta 24

Brookstone 24, Mt. Paran Christian 6

Brookwood 31, Mill Creek 21

Burke Co. 40, Hephzibah 0

Calhoun 55, Dalton 41

Callaway 28, Troup 7

Camden Co. 55, Johnson, Sav. 0

Campbell 27, Osborne 6

Carrollton 42, Chapel Hill 12

Cartersville 24, Cass 20

Carver, Atl. 40, B.E.S.T. Academy 20

Cedar Grove 30, Douglass 7

Cedar Shoals 35, Elbert Co. 28

Cedartown 35, Pepperell 28

Central, Carrollton 34, Bremen 28

Central Gwinnett 45, Clarke Cent. 42

Chamblee 28, Druid Hills 21

Chattahoochee Co. 36, Terrell Co. 34

Cherokee 38, Sequoyah 28

Chestatee 42, West Hall 21

Christian Heritage 55, Murray Co. 7

Claxton 22, Treutlen 21

Collins Hill 24, Dacula 22

Colquitt Co. 14, Lovejoy 7

Columbia 34, McNair 0

Commerce 28, East Jackson 14

Cook 37, Crisp Co. 0

Creekside 18, Westlake 7

Creekview 34, River Ridge 14

Decatur 46, Therrell 7

Dodge Co. 41, Hawkinsville 0

Dooly Co. 21, Americus-Sumter 12

Dutchtown 35, Henry Co. 6

ELCA 47, Clinch Co. 20

Early Co. 21, Miller Co. 6

East Paulding 49, Woodland, Cart. 0

Eastside 23, Jackson 14

Etowah 34, Centennial 0

Fellowship Christ. 17, Towns Co. 12

First Presbyterian 24, Pike Co. 0

Fitzgerald 31, Irwin Co. 0

Franklin Co. 20, Madison Co. 12

Gainesville 19, Buford 15

Georgia Military 42, Glascock Co. 26

Gilmer 31, Sonoraville 0

Glenn Hills 41, Josey 12

Gordon Central 46, SE Whitfield 7

Gordon Lee 48, Coahulla Creek 34

GAC 31, Apalachee 21

Greenville 7, Manchester 6

Griffin 35, Northgate 6

Hancock Central 26, East Laurens 21

Hapeville Charter 28, North Springs 6

Hardaway 48, Columbus 14

Heard Co. 47, Chattooga 12

Heritage, Conyers 34, Rockdale Co. 7

Hughes 27, Luella 7

Jeff Davis 35, Telfair Co. 21

Jefferson 28, Jackson Co. 6

Johns Creek 14, Milton 9

Johnson Co. 46, Twiggs Co. 32

Jonesboro 34, Westover 12

Kell 27, Woodstock 10

King's Ridge Christ. 49, St. Francis 0

Lakeside, Atlanta 28, Dunwoody 14

Lakeview Acad. 42, Hebron Christ. 0

Lakeview-FO 28, Heritage, Ring. 0

Lamar Co. 41, Eagle's Landing 30

Lambert 19, Roswell 17

Lanier 17, Oconee Co. 14

Lanier Co. 18, Calhoun Co. 14

Lassiter 49, Sprayberry 10

Lee Co. 52, Albany 13

Locust Grove 35, Ola 28

Loganville 32, Walnut Grove 13

Lowndes 31, Newton 0

Marion Co. 21, Kendrick 20

Mary Persons 25, Jones Co. 21

Mays 34, Miller Grove 7

McIntosh 21, Alexander 6

Mitchell Co. 13, Pelham 0

Monroe 28, Wilcox Co. 14

Monroe Area 58, Winder-Barrow 14

Monticello 32, Social Circle 7

Morgan Co. 26, Greene Co. 7

Morrow 12, Forest Park 6

Mount Pisgah Christian 24, Model 13

Mountain View 14, Pebblebrook 3

North Forsyth 35, Dawson Co. 28

North Hall 55, Johnson, Gainesville 7

North Murray 57, Dade Co. 44

N. Paulding 41, New Manchester 20

Northeast 21, Central, Macon 0

Oglethorpe Co. 35, Harlem 13

Our Lady of Mercy 1, SACA 0

Peach Co. 42, Baldwin 7

Perry 29, Alcovy 17

Pierce Co. 46, Dublin 17

Prince Avenue 28, Sav. Christian 12

Putnam Co. 32, Crawford Co. 0

Rabun Co. 20, Hayesville, N.C. 6

Randolph-Clay 34, Spencer 33

Richmond Hill 39, Beach 0

Ridge.-Hardeeville, S.C. 16, SCD 13

Riverdale 21, Drew 14

Riverwood 24, Holy Innocents' 14

Rockmart 28, Coosa 13

Rome 21, Hiram 0

Sandy Creek 38, Newnan 7

Savannah 16, Bradwell Institute 7

Screven Co. 41, Effingham Co. 21

Seminole Co. 34, Turner Co. 32

Shiloh 16, Redan 7

South Cobb 35, Douglas Co. 19

South Forsyth 41, Forsyth Central 14

South Gwinnett 37, Duluth 21

South Paulding 21, Villa Rica 6

SE Bulloch 63, Montgomery Co. 25

Spalding 20, Rutland 13

St. Pius 50, North Oconee 14

Starr's Mill 17, Fayette Co. 6

Statesboro 23, Richmond Acad. 20

Stephens Co. 44, Habersham 8

Stephenson 28, Arabia Mountain 18

Stockbridge 13, Upson-Lee 3

Strong Rock Christian 14, Clarkston 6

Swainsboro 20, Grovetown 17

Tattnall Co. 35, Portal 0

Taylor Co. 23, Central, Talbotton 14

Thomas Co. Central 21, Marist 17

Thomasville 58, Stewart Co. 0

Thomson 51, Lakeside, Evans 27

Tift Co. 56, Houston Co. 7

Toombs Co. 19, Bryan Co. 0

Tri-Cities 48, Banneker 18

Trion 31, LaFayette 6

Tucker 40, North Atlanta 0

Union Co. 23, Fannin Co. 7

Union Grove 22, Woodland, Stock. 14

Vidalia 27, McIntosh Co. Academy 18

Walker 54, North Cobb Christian 14

Ware Co. 31, Charlton Co. 0

Washington 34, Lithonia 16

Washington Co. 48, ECI 22

Washington-Wilkes 21, Lincoln Co. 6

Wesleyan 38, Salem 19

West Forsyth 21, Flowery Branch 14

West Laurens 10, Bleckley Co. 7

Westminster 15, Laney 12

Westside, Augusta 21, Butler 6

Westside, Macon 41, Dougherty 0

Wheeler 33, Pope 0

White Co. 34, Lumpkin Co. 7

Whitefield Acad. 41, Riverside Mil. 0

Whitewater 30, Mundy's Mill 18

Wilkinson Co. 41, Landmark 10

Saturday's games

Grady 33, North Clayton 29

M.L. King 18, Southwest DeKalb 0

South Atlanta 56, Towers 0

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

1. Brooks County 28, Valdosta 24: Class AA No. 2 Brooks County picked up its first victory in seven meetings with Valdosta, which was No. 9 in Class AAAAA last week but has dropped out of the top 10. Brooks County has won six of 28 all-time games against the seven current members of Region 1-AAAAAA.

2. Gainesville 19, Buford 15: Any Buford loss is noteworthy. This one was just the third for the Wolves in the regular season since the start of the 2005 season, and it was Buford's first in five all-time meetings with Gainesville. Going back to last year's Class AA championship game, it was the Wolves' second loss in three games, a "slump" that hasn't happened to them since the final three games of 1999.

3. Washington-Wilkes 21, Lincoln County 6: Washington-Wilkes had won just once in the previous 10 meetings with rival Lincoln County and had lost five consecutive games in the series. The Tigers' victory was their 14^th all time in the series, the most by any Lincoln County opponent. Counting the schools' histories as Lincolnton and Washington high schools, the series stands at 36-33-6, with Lincoln County/Lincolnton in the lead. 

4. Lakeside, Atlanta 28, Dunwoody 14: Lakeside ended a 17-game losing streak, picking up its first victory since a 7-6 win over Redan on Sept. 17, 2010. Nick Alexander threw two touchdown passes and Bradley Earnest rushed for two scores for the Vikings, who are 1-1 in coach Mike Rozier's first season.

5. North Murray 57, Dade County 44: North Murray was 3-21 in its first three seasons of varsity football, but the Mountaineers are 2-0 this season after winning a shootout with Dade County. The 57 points broke the school single-game record, set in a 40-33 victory over River Ridge in the final game of the school's inaugural season of 2009.

6. Wheeler 33, Pope 0: The Wildcats are 2-0 for the first time since 1997, when they finished 10-2 and lost to eventual state champion Parkview 20-14 in the second round of the Class AAAA (the highest at the time) playoffs. Pope was 10-2 in 2011 but has been outscored 60-7 in its two games this season.

7. Morrow 12, Forest Park 6: Morrow broke an 11-game losing streak, winning for the first time since it beat Forest Park 14-0 in the final game of the 2010 season. Forest Park also has just one victory in that same stretch, beating Morrow 34-6 in the 2011 season-finale.

8. Cedar Shoals 35, Elbert County 28: The Class AAAAA Jaguars are 2-0 for the first time since 2007 after beating Elbert County, which was ranked No. 7 in AAA last week but fell out of the top 10 after dropping to 0-2. Adrian Washington scored the winning touchdown with 1:01 remaining.

9. Dooly County 21, Americus-Sumter 12: Dooly County, which escaped with a one-point, overtime victory over Class AA Macon County in its opener, surprised Class AAAA Americus-Sumter to improve to 2-0 for the first time since 2007.

10. Hancock Central 26, East Laurens 21: Hancock Central is 2-0 for the first time since 2007, beating a Class AA school that had routed AAAA Howard in its previous game and been competitive with Class A No. 5 Aquinas in its opening game.