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New CIF football rankings (Sept. 15)
Comments 0 | Recommend 0New CIF football rankings (Sept. 15)
September 15, 2008 3:00 AM
OCVarsity.com
The new CIF-SS football rankings were released Monday, and four county teams were ranked No. 1 in their divisions.
There was a big shake-up in the Pac-5 Division, brought on partly by then-No. 2 Orange Lutheran losing last week to Bishop Amat. There are seven county teams in the division's top 10.
Check out all of the division polls, then come back here and tell us what you think about the coaches' rankings.
CIF-SS football polls
(Updated Sept. 15)
County divisions
Pac-5 Division
Southwest Division
Southern Division
Northeast Division
East Valley Division
Non-county divisions
Northern Division
Northwest Division
Central Division
Eastern Division
Inland Division
Mid-Valley Division
Southeast Division
Western Division
There was a big shake-up in the Pac-5 Division, brought on partly by then-No. 2 Orange Lutheran losing last week to Bishop Amat. There are seven county teams in the division's top 10.
Check out all of the division polls, then come back here and tell us what you think about the coaches' rankings.
CIF-SS football polls
(Updated Sept. 15)
County divisions
Pac-5 Division
Southwest Division
Southern Division
Northeast Division
East Valley Division
Non-county divisions
Northern Division
Northwest Division
Central Division
Eastern Division
Inland Division
Mid-Valley Division
Southeast Division
Western Division
Contact the writer: preps@ocregister.com
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