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AHSFHS Power Ratings

2013 Weekly AHSFHS Power Ratings After Week 11 
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Weekly AHSFHS Ratings (Select Week to View)
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 Team   Rating 
 Oneonta 89.3   
 Charles Henderson 78.1   
 Calera 72.3   
 Beauregard 69.6   
 J.O. Johnson 69.5   
 Guntersville 68.6   
 Dadeville 67.2   
 UMS-Wright 65.3   
 Tallassee 64.4   
 Thomasville 63.9   
 Munford 63.2   
 Central Clay County 61.9   
 Madison County 61.2   
 Central Florence 57.9   
 Hillcrest Evergreen 57.2   
 Haleyville 56.7   
 Wilson 56.2   
 Cleburne County 55.3   
 Bibb County 54.4   
 Andalusia 52.0   
 Childersburg 51.8   
 Jacksonville 51.2   
 West Limestone 50.2   
 Handley 48.9   
 Anniston 48.9   
 Lincoln 47.1   
 Brooks 45.9   
 Sardis 45.5   
 Jemison 44.6   
 St. Clair County 44.4   
 Alexandria 43.9   
 Elmore County 43.9   
 Corner 43.9   
 St. James 43.7   
 Clarke County 43.3   
 Headland 41.3   
 Cherokee County 39.0   
 Ashford 38.9   
 Dora 38.9   
 Locust Fork 38.1   
 Rogers 34.6   
 Fairview 34.2   
 Randolph 33.7   
 Holtville 33.1   
 Hokes Bluff 32.9   
 Escambia County 32.8   
 Priceville 31.2   
 West Blocton 31.2   
 Beulah 31.1   
 Crossville 30.9   
 D.A.R. 30.7   
 Ardmore 30.0   
 Oak Grove 28.1   
 Wilcox Central 27.3   
 North Jackson 26.6   
 Dallas County 26.6   
 East Lawrence 25.4   
 Alabama Christian 22.9   
 Pope John Paul II 21.7   
 Douglas 20.8   
 Butler 12.6   
 Monroe County 12.5   
 Bullock County 2.3   
 Carbon Hill -1.4   
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 UMS-Wright11-3    65.3   
 Thomasville5-6    63.9   
 Hillcrest Evergreen7-4    57.2   
 Andalusia8-3    52.0   
 Clarke County3-7    43.3   
 Escambia County2-8    32.8   
 Wilcox Central3-7    27.3   
 Monroe County1-9    12.5   
 Region Average      44.3 
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 Charles Henderson14-1    78.1   
 Beauregard9-3    69.6   
 Tallassee8-3    64.4   
 St. James4-6    43.7   
 Headland5-5    41.3   
 Ashford5-6    38.9   
 Alabama Christian2-8    22.9   
 Bullock County0-10    2.3   
 Region Average      45.2 
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 Dadeville11-2    67.2   
 Central Clay County10-3    61.9   
 Childersburg9-3    51.8   
 Handley5-6    48.9   
 Elmore County5-5    43.9   
 Holtville2-8    33.1   
 Beulah3-7    31.1   
 Dallas County2-8    26.6   
 Region Average      45.6 
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 Calera10-2    72.3   
 Bibb County10-2    54.4   
 Jemison7-4    44.6   
 Corner5-5    43.9   
 Dora5-6    38.9   
 West Blocton2-8    31.2   
 Oak Grove2-8    28.1   
 Carbon Hill0-10    -1.4   
 Region Average      39.0 
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 Munford12-2    63.2   
 Cleburne County8-5    55.3   
 Jacksonville8-4    51.2   
 Anniston5-5    48.9   
 Lincoln4-7    47.1   
 Alexandria3-7    43.9   
 Cherokee County3-7    39.0   
 Hokes Bluff1-9    32.9   
 Region Average      47.7 
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 Oneonta14-1    89.3   
 Guntersville10-2    68.6   
 Sardis6-4    45.5   
 St. Clair County5-6    44.4   
 Locust Fork6-4    38.1   
 Fairview5-6    34.2   
 Crossville2-8    30.9   
 Douglas1-9    20.8   
 Region Average      46.5 
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 J.O. Johnson11-2    69.5   
 Madison County8-3    61.2   
 Randolph4-6    33.7   
 D.A.R.6-5    30.7   
 Ardmore6-5    30.0   
 North Jackson2-8    26.6   
 Pope John Paul II2-8    21.7   
 Butler0-10    12.6   
 Region Average      35.8 
 
 Team   Record   Rating 
 Central Florence9-3    57.9   
 Haleyville10-2    56.7   
 Wilson5-5    56.2   
 West Limestone7-4    50.2   
 Brooks6-5    45.9   
 Rogers1-9    34.6   
 Priceville4-6    31.2   
 East Lawrence3-7    25.4   
 Region Average      44.8 


Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History

Collinsville completed the 1931 season with a record of 1-4-5. The five ties will forever be a state record since all games are now decided by overtime.