Several decisive victories highlighted weekend action for teams ranked in the Xcellent 25 National Football Rankings presented by the Army National Guard.
Allen, the nation's No. 3-ranked team, dominated former No. 9 Coppell 31-0 in a showdown of two Top 10-ranked teams. Tay Evans, who normally stars at linebacker, rushed for two touchdowns in the victory.
In one of the weekend's more exciting games, John Curtis used a late touchdown to slip past previous No. 5 Edna Karr in a game that spotlighted Louisiana's top two teams.
But the most stunning victory of the weekend belongs to St. Joseph Regional. Facing a Bergen Catholic squad that hung tough with John Curtis and Bishop Gorman, St. Joseph Regional looked flawless, hammering Bergen Catholic 49-6.
Teams from Indiana, California and Florida make their rankings debuts this week.
MaxPreps Xcellent 25 National Football Rankings presented by the Army National Guard1. (1) Washington (Miami), 5-0The nation's top-ranked team defeated Monsignor Pace 49-7.
Qwixcore2. (2) DeSoto (Texas), 5-0The Eagles cruised to a 50-0 victory over South Grand Prairie.
3. (3) Allen (Texas), 5-0Allen downed previous No. 9 Coppell, 31-10.
Story4. (4) St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.), 4-0Idle.
5. (6) North Gwinnett (Suwanee, Ga.), 4-0Idle.
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Steady and consistent, Bellevue continues to climb up the rankings.
Photo by John Godek
6. (12) St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, N.J.), 3-0St. Joseph Regional owned rival Bergen Catholic in stunning fashion, 49-6.
Story7. (7) Katy (Texas), 5-0In Thursday night action, defeated Morton Ranch 28-3.
Stats8. (8) Central (Miami), 3-1Idle.
9. (10) Bellevue (Wash.), 4-0The Wolverines notched another easy win against in-state competition in a 41-7 rout of Lake Washington.
Stats10. (11) Northwestern (Rock Hill, S.C.), 5-0Northwestern blanked Lancaster, 34-0.
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Paul Lucas and Mountain Pointe ran past Hamilton on Friday.
Photo by Mark Jones
11. (19) Paramus Catholic (N.J.), 3-0The Paladins traveled to Cleveland and came away with an impressive 44-10 win over St. Ignatius.
Qwixcore12. (16) Mountain Pointe (Phoenix), 6-0Against state power Hamilton, Mountain Pointe prevailed 37-27.
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Photos13. (13) University (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), 6-0University became one of the nation's first 6-0 teams after it beat Boyd Anderson 50-0.
Qwixcore14. (14) Hoover (Ala.), 5-0In a highly anticipated showdown, Hoover held off Vestavia Hills 17-7.
Qwixcore15. (17) St. Edward (Lakewood, Ohio), 5-0St. Edward continued to look impressive in a 56-7 victory over McDowell.
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Folsom continues to dazzle offensively with quarterback Jake Browning.
Photo by Chris Trim
16. (21) De La Salle (Concord, Calif.), 5-0The Spartans have impressed greatly since their early-season struggles. They defeated San Ramon Valley, 47-21.
Qwixcore17. (15) Folsom (Calif.), 5-0The Bulldogs moved to 5-0 with a 49-21 defeat of Monterey Trail.
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Photos18. (18) Colerain (Cincinnati), 5-0The Cardinals showed why they are top team in Cincinnati with a 57-7 win over Hamilton.
19. (23) Manatee (Bradenton, Fla.), 5-0Against city rival Southeast, the Hurricanes rolled to a 62-0 victory.
Qwixcore20. (20) Curtis (River Ridge, La.), 3-1The Patriots came from behind to defeat Edna Karr, 38-33.
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Led by Alif Grayes, Alemany is beginning to emerge as one of the top teams in Southern California.
Photo by Jeff Brocca
21. (24) Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.), 5-0The Monarchs prevailed in a sloppy game against Edison (Huntington Beach), 21-7.
Qwixcore22. (NR) Miramar (Fla.), 5-0The Patriots followed up their victory over Aquinas with a 49-0 win over Western.
23. (NR) Alemany (Mission Hills, Calif.), 5-0Back-to-back victories over Centennial (45-28) and St. Bonaventure (38-24) have put the Warriors into the rankings.
Photos24. (NR) Center Grove (Greenwood, Ind.), 6-0Center Grove has proven to be Indiana's top team, outscoring opponents 210-69. The Trojans beat Lawrence North 42-10.
25. (25) Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas), 4-1Idle
Dropped out:Karr (New Orleans)
Coppell (Texas)
Ensworth (Nashville, Tenn.)