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2013 Season Scoring Averages

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Week 9    (10/27/2013)

There are 34 teams are averaging over 40 points a game through nine weeks of play this season. Maplesville maintains their lead by averaging 56.6 points per game followed by Calera at 52.4 and Pickens County with an average of 47.8. The least productive offenses include... Bullock County (3.6) and Zion Chapel (5.2).

Muscle Shoals saw their points go up slightly when they allowed a touchdown in a 47-7 win over Cullman. They are allowing an average of 2.9 points per game through nine weeks of the 2013 season. On the other end, the Carbon Hill defense is giving up points at a clip of 51.2 per game.

Maplesville again leads in point differential average by defeating nine opponents by an average of 47.7 points per game. Calera maintains second with an average winning margin of 41.9 in their eight wins.
2013 Scoring Average
Rank Team Games Points Avg.
1 Maplesville 9 509 56.6
2 Calera 9 472 52.4
3 Monroe Academy 9 435 48.3
4 Pickens County 9 430 47.8
5 Piedmont 9 429 47.7
6 Oneonta 9 425 47.2
7 Madison Academy 9 423 47.0
8 Marion County 9 422 46.9
9 Homewood 9 417 46.3
10 Edgewood Academy 10 459 45.9
11 Saks 9 412 45.8
12 Benjamin Russell 9 411 45.7
13 Clay-Chalkville 9 404 44.9
14 Marengo Academy 9 402 44.7
15 Lee-Scott Academy 9 399 44.3
16 Marengo 9 398 44.2
17 Jackson 9 397 44.1
18 Muscle Shoals 9 394 43.8
19 McGill 9 389 43.2
20 T.R. Miller 9 387 43.0
21 Spanish Fort 9 386 42.9
22 Charles Henderson 9 383 42.6
23 Tanner 9 383 42.6
24 G.W. Long 9 382 42.4
25 Washington County 9 382 42.4
26 Saraland 9 374 41.6
27 Dale County 9 373 41.4
28 Luverne 9 373 41.4
29 Fyffe 9 369 41.0
30 Ragland 8 328 41.0
31 Linden 9 362 40.2
32 Shades Valley 9 361 40.1
33 Tuscaloosa Academy 9 361 40.1
34 UMS-Wright 9 360 40.0

2013 Defense Average
Rank Team Games Allowed Avg.
1 Muscle Shoals 9 26 2.9
2 Restoration Academy 10 41 4.1
3 Hoover 9 53 5.9
4 J.O. Johnson 9 55 6.1
5 Loachapoka 9 55 6.1
6 Marengo Academy 9 60 6.7
7 Homewood 9 68 7.6
8 Central Clay County 9 73 8.1
9 Wenonah 9 77 8.6
10 Madison Academy 9 79 8.8
11 Maplesville 9 80 8.9
12 Dadeville 9 82 9.1
13 Pickens County 9 84 9.3
14 Spanish Fort 9 84 9.3
15 Valley Head 9 84 9.3
16 Benjamin Russell 9 87 9.7
17 Trinity 9 88 9.8
18 Falkville 8 80 10.0
19 Hamilton 9 91 10.1
20 Leeds 9 94 10.4
21 Calera 9 95 10.6
22 Jackson 9 95 10.6
23 Linden 9 95 10.6
24 McAdory 9 95 10.6
25 Midfield 9 95 10.6
26 Parker 9 97 10.8
27 Hartselle 9 99 11.0
28 Addison 8 89 11.1
29 Guntersville 9 100 11.1
30 Colbert County 9 101 11.2
31 Piedmont 9 102 11.3
32 Walker 9 102 11.3
33 Oneonta 9 103 11.4
34 Ragland 8 91 11.4
35 Saraland 9 105 11.7
36 Brooks 9 106 11.8
37 Charles Henderson 9 106 11.8
38 Pickens Academy 9 107 11.9

2013 Differential Average
Rank Team Games Avg.
1 Maplesville 9 47.7
2 Calera 9 41.9
3 Muscle Shoals 9 40.9
4 Homewood 9 38.8
5 Pickens County 9 38.4
6 Madison Academy 9 38.2
7 Marengo Academy 9 38.0
8 Piedmont 9 36.3
9 Benjamin Russell 9 36.0
10 Oneonta 9 35.8
11 Monroe Academy 9 35.4
12 Restoration Academy 10 35.2
13 Jackson 9 33.6
14 Spanish Fort 9 33.6
15 Hoover 9 33.3
16 Saks 9 33.1
17 Charles Henderson 9 30.8
18 Loachapoka 9 30.6
19 Valley Head 9 30.6
20 Saraland 9 29.9
21 T.R. Miller 9 29.8
22 Linden 9 29.7
23 Ragland 8 29.6
24 Dale County 9 28.8
25 J.O. Johnson 9 28.3
26 Tanner 9 28.3
27 Washington County 9 28.2
28 G.W. Long 9 28.1
29 Addison 8 27.5
30 Falkville 8 27.3
31 McGill 9 27.3
32 Clay-Chalkville 9 27.1
33 Luverne 9 27.0
34 Lanett 9 26.2
35 Leeds 9 26.1
36 Brantley 9 26.0
37 Fyffe 9 25.6
38 Colbert County 9 25.3
39 Dadeville 9 25.3
40 Guntersville 9 25.0



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