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National rankings: Grayson moves up in five polls, drops in one

Grayson surrounds ooach Christian Hunnicutt after the game.

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Grayson surrounds ooach Christian Hunnicutt after the game.
By Chip Saye
Sept 1, 2017

Here is where Georgia teams stand in several national polls. The numbers on the left are this week's rankings; the numbers in parentheses are last week's rankings.

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6. (8) Grayson

25. (46) Rome

26. (25) Lowndes

43. (37) Cartersville

75. (NR) Buford

81. (84) Benedictine

83. (67) Tucker

93. (NR) Colquitt County

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16. (NR) Grayson

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5. (6) Grayson

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5. (10) Grayson

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6. (16) Grayson

66. (71) Cartersville

84. (86) Lowndes

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7. (6) Grayson

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