Five teams who began the playoffs at No. 1 held their positions and brought home a state championship.
None of the four teams seeded No. 1 by the GHSA's new formula matches the top team in the GPB Rankings.
The playoff fun and race to Mercedes Benz Stadium starts this week. Here are some of the best first-round games that will be featured.
Seven new faces thrust themselves into the final regular-season GPB rankings, but the No. 1 teams remain the same.
Four teams ranked among the top five in their respective classifications were beaten to further muddle the playoff picture.
Only four new teams were able to crack the GPB Top 10, as the high school football season heads into its final two weeks.
With three weeks left in the regular season the GPB rankings are showing fewer changes.
It's been a crazy stretch in Class A Division A -- and the rankings reflect the equity and uncertainty.
It's been five years since this Middle Georgia school has been in the rankings and 52 years since its last 6-0 start.
Defending Private champion opens at No. 1 in new category; two longtime ranked teams drop out of poll for the first time.
The No. 1 teams remain unchanged, but Northgate, Southwest DeKalb and Temple hopped into the rankings for the first time this season.
There are three new No. 1 teams in this week’s GPB Sports Top 10 poll. Taking over the top spot were Sandy Creek in Class 3A, Worth County in Class A Division I and Prince Avenue in Class 3-1A Private.
The Savannah Christian Raiders are the new No. 1-ranked team among the state's Private schools.
All the No. 1 teams in the GPB rankings held their spot, but there was movement throughout the other classifications.
The final GPB Sports regular-season rankings have been tabulated and they look very similar to what they were when the season began in August.
Big victories allow Prince Avenue and Savannah Christian to move up to No. 1 in the GPB Rankings.
Peach County jumped up to No. 1 in Class 3A after Sandy Creek's upset loss.
Manchester becomes the third team to climb into the top spot in Class A Division II
Defending state champion and No. 1-ranked Milton continues to show its dominance while other number ones also hold their positions.
There were only minimal changes in this week's state rankings.
