After compiling data since 2004, we have come up with the 20 best high school football programs in Utah.
Timpview has solidified itself as the best team in Utah during the MaxPreps era.
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It has been 10 years now that MaxPreps has put out football computer rankings, presented by the Army National Guard.
That's plenty of time to come up with a solid list of which programs have been the most dominant during the MaxPreps era.
For the purpose of the rankings, each team will be awarded points based off where it finished in the computer rankings after each season. For example, if a team finished No. 1 overall it receives 25 points. If the team finished No. 25 overall, it would get one point. A team also receives 30 points for winning a state title and 15 for being the runner-up.
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View Utah rankings for the past 10 yearsMost dominant Utah football programs in the MaxPreps era
1. Timpview (Provo) - 408 points
Overall record: 111-17
Timpview's seven state titles and eight Top 10 finishes have solidified it as the state's most dominant team.
2. Bingham (South Jordan) - 356
Overall record: 114-17
Four victorious state championship runs have helped the Miners reach the No. 1 ranking four times.
3. Alta (Sandy) - 255
Overall record: 87-36
Alta has finished in the Top 10 eight times, capturing two state titles in the process.
4. Juan Diego Catholic (Draper) - 216
Overall record: 110-17
The Soaring Eagles lay claim to four state championships and seven Top 25 finishes.
5. Lone Peak (Highland) - 196
Overall record: 87-35
An undefeated season in 2011 helped the Knights capture a 5A state title and the No. 1 ranking.
6. Logan - 191
Overall record: 90-32
Logan has captured three state titles and notched six Top 25 finishes.
7. Jordan (Sandy) - 178
Overall record: 76-43-1
Jordan has finished in the Top 25 nine times, claiming a 5A state title along the way.
8. Davis (Kaysville) - 177
Overall record: 75-37-1
The Darts have recorded nine Top 25 finishes, a state title victory and one runner-up finish.
9. Highland (Salt Lake City) - 173
Overall record: 89-36
Highland has finished in the Top 25 a total of 10 times, notching a state title victory in the process.
10. Duchesne - 167
Overall record: 95-24
Duchesne lays claim to five state championships and one runner-up finish.
11. Mountain Crest (Hyrum) - 162
Overall record: 78-41
The Mustangs have a 4A state title on their record as well as six Top 25 finishes.
12. Hurricane - 150
Overall record: 80-42
A perfect season in 2011 gave the Tigers their lone state title since 2004.
12. San Juan (Blanding) - 150
Overall record: 94-20
The Broncos have captured three state championships and notched three Top 25 finishes.
14. Pine View (St. George) - 143
Overall record: 83-34
Pine View has claimed the No. 8 ranking four times to go along with four runner-up finishes.
15. Brighton (Salt Lake City) - 135
Overall record: 67-46-1
The Bengals have finished in the Top 25 seven times, reaching the No. 3 rank in 2005.
16. East (Salt Lake City) - 133
Overall record: 80-41-1
To go with two runner-up finishes, the Leopards have finished in the Top 25 seven times.
16. Fremont (Plain City) - 133
Overall record: 67-48
Fremont has cracked the Top 25 seven times.
18. Skyline (Salt Lake City) - 130
Overall record: 70-45
Skyline lays claim to a 5A state title and six Top 25 finishes.
19. Cottonwood (Salt Lake City) - 129
Overall record: 80-38
The Colts have finished as the runner-up twice, and have also notched seven Top 25 finishes.
20. Manti - 126
Overall record: 76-35
The Templars have won two state titles and finished as the runner-up in another.
