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There was a bit of movement in the Kentucky High School Football top10 this week as Highlands concluded its season and moved up two spots while Christian Academy-Louisville and Pulaski County slightly fell. Madison Central has performed well down the stretch and has jumped up a couple of places. One new squad made the list.
And forgive the AI-sounding paragraph, but by week nine, the slates - for the most part- have become less dramatic and interesting as competition results in mega-blowouts and inconsequentialities...the upcoming Frederick Douglass-Boyle County game notwithstanding.
Previous rank: No. 1
The Rocks' only blemish, if you could call losing to the fifth-ranked team in the nation a blemish, was a 35-27 loss to Baylor (Chattanooga, TN).
Trinity has concluded its regular season.
Previous rank: No. 2
Next up: @ Boyle County
Previous rank: No. 5
Highlands has concluded its regular season.
Previous rank: No. 3
Next up: vs. Fern Creek
Previous rank: No. 6
Next up: vs. Frederick Douglass
Previous rank: No. 3
Next up: vs. Bell County
Previous rank: No. 9
Next up: vs. St. X
Previous rank: No. 8
Next up: @ Pleasure Ridge Park
Previous rank: No. 10
Next up: @ Male
Previous rank: No. 7
Next up: @ Great Crossing
Previous rank: No. 12
Next up: @ Campbell County
Previous rank: No. 11
Next up: @ Elizabethtown
Previous rank: No. 13
Next up: vs. Ballard
Previous rank: No. 18
Covington Catholic has concluded its regular season.
Previous rank: No. 14
Next up: @ Logan County
Previous rank: No. 19
Next up: vs. Ashland Blazer
Previous rank: No. 17
Scott County has concluded its regular season.
Previous rank: No. 21
Next up: @ Henderson County
Previous rank: No. 20
Next up: vs. Middlesboro
Previous rank: No. 24
Next up: @ Henry County
Previous rank: No. 15
Next up: @ Christian County
Previous rank: No. 16
LaRue County has concluded its regular season.
Previous rank: No. 23
Next up: @ Lexington Catholic
Previous rank: No. 22
Next up: vs. North Oldham
Next up: @ Bracken County