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Florida HS Football Media Poll – Week 7

October 8, 2013 - Updated on April 22, 2018
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LAKE CITY – Another week in the 2013 Florida high school football season is down in the books and things are looking pretty good for most of the ranked teams both divisions in the Florida HS Football Media Poll.

The only noticeable change in the Large Schools Division of the Media Poll is the dropping out of Miami Jackson after its loss to Plantation American Heritage in s key District 5A-16 match-up last week.

So who replaced Miami Jackson in the rankings? Largo, which reenters the rankings this week at No. 20.

However, in the Small Schools Division of the Media Poll, there were a few noticeable changes.

First Madison County, Delray Beach American Heritage and Union County were all dropped out of the rankings after losing key district games that could make or break each team’s chances of making the playoffs in November. However, with three teams gone means three teams enter and two entered as result of winning against the formerly ranked teams.

Dixie County and Pahokee both check into the rankings for the first time this year after getting huge wins over district favorites in Union County (District 1A-7) and Delray Beach American Heritage (District 3A-7). Dixie County is ranked No. 18 while Pahokee is ranked No. 19. Glades Day enters the rankings for the first time as well check in in at No. 20.

FLORIDA HS FOOTBALL MEDIA POLL – LARGE SCHOOLS DIVISION
Classes 5A, 6A, 7A & 8A
Team Points (FPV) Rec Prev
1 Miami Central 416 (18) 4-1 1
2 Manatee 397 (2) 6-0 2
3 Apopka 359 6-1 3
4 St. Thomas Aquinas 342 (1) 4-1 4
5 Miramar 331 6-0 5
6 Dr. Phillips 298 6-0 6
7 Columbia 283 6-0 7
8 Godby 273 4-1 8
9 Dwyer 251 6-0 9
10 Armwood 243 5-0 10
11 East Lake 192 6-0 11
12 American Heritage (Plantation) 165 5-1 13
13 Lakeland 147 6-0 12
14T Niceville 122 6-0 15
14T Pensacola Catholic 122 6-0 14
16 West Florida 99 5-0 17
17 South Dade 79 6-0 19
18 Plant 70 4-1-1 18
19 Fort Pierce Central 60 5-0 20
20 Largo 22 5-1 NR
Others Receiving Votes: Lincoln – 21; Miami Jackson – 16; Sickles – 15; Merritt Island – 12; Deerfield Beach – 11; Venice – 11; Kathleen – 7; Rickards – 6; Wakulla – 6; Mainland – 5; Oviedo – 5; Cardinal Gibbons – 5; Naples – 5; Coral Gables – 4; Gainesville – 4; Lake Mary – 2; Escambia – 1; Winter Park – 1; South Sumter – 1; Hallandale – 1
FLORIDA HS FOOTBALL MEDIA POLL – SMALL SCHOOLS DIVISION
Classes 1A, 2A, 3A & 4A
Team Points (FPV) Rec Prev
1 Booker T. Washington 419 (20) 6-0 1
2 University School 400 (1) 6-0 2
3 Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) 378 5-0 3
4 Cocoa 347 4-1 4
5 Raines 329 4-1 5
6 North Florida Christian 301 5-0 6
7 Tampa Catholic 288 5-1 7
8 Bolles 272 4-1 8
9 Clearwater Central Catholic 240 5-1 9
10 University Christian 215 4-2 12
11 Gulliver Prep 196 6-0 13
12 Warner Christian 155 5-1 14
13 Glades Central 131 3-2 15
14 Trinity Catholic 110 4-2 16
15 Blountstown 109 6-0 18
16 Champagnat 99 6-0 19
17 Lakeland Christian 74 6-0 20
18 Dixie County 59 4-0 NR
19 Pahokee 55 4-1 NR
20 Glades Day 38 5-0 NR
Others Receiving Votes: Union County – 36; Fort Meade – 29; American Heritage (Delray) – 23; Chiefland – 21; Madison County – 21; Liberty County – 20; Melbourne Central Catholic – 16; Westminster Christian – 15; Frostproof – 5; Providence – 5; Cardinal Mooney – 2; Fort White – 2
Our Panel of Pollsters
Eric Clark – Big County Preps; Danny Klein – Daytona Beach News-Journal; Philip Piccirillo – FloridaHSFooball.com; Joshua Wilson – FloridaHSFootball.com; Justin Barney – Florida Times-Union; Larry Savage – Gainesville Sun; Adam Fisher – Naples Daily News; Andre Fernandez – Miami Herald; Jeff Greer – Palm Beach Post; Brad Milner – Panama City News Herald; Brady Aymond – Pensacola News Journal; Shaquille Jackson – South Florida High School Football Show; Matt Baker – Tampa Bay Times; Nick Williams – Tampa Tribune; Laurel Pfhaler – TC Palm; Chris Green – South Dade News Leader; Nick Gryniewicz – ESPN 580 Orlando; Wells Dusenbury – ESPN 106.3 West Palm Beach; Marc Adams – 4 Quarters Online; Carson Ingle – 740 The Game Orlando; Doug Pugh – Bright House Sports Network; Austen Gregerson – St. Augustine Record

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