Columbus – The Ohio High School Athletic Association has just released the latest weekly football computer ratings as the season heads into Week 10. This is an exciting time for high school football fans, as the ratings are essential in determining which teams have a shot at the postseason.
Starting from the fifth week of the season, these computer ratings are updated weekly, providing a glimpse of how schools are faring on the gridiron. The final ratings will be available on Sunday, Oct. 27, when the top 16 teams from each region qualify for the state playoffs. There are currently 707 schools in the 11-player football rankings, which are divided into several divisions based on school size.
The 72 largest schools compete in Division I, while the rest are spread across Divisions II to VII, with approximately 106 schools in each of those divisions. The top 18 teams in each region are highlighted in the rankings, showcasing their records and average points. For those interested in how these ratings are calculated, more information can be found on the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s official website.
As the playoff races heat up, the stakes grow higher for teams hoping to secure a coveted spot in the state playoffs, which will take place in November. Fans can look forward to the state finals set for December 5-7 at the iconic Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton. The excitement of the playoffs is palpable, with fierce competitions ahead as teams vie for a chance at state championship glory.
The anticipation is building as Week 10 approaches, and many hope to see their favorite teams represent their regions in the upcoming playoffs.
