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The CSR Top 10 Football Rankings for Week 5 (9/28/09), with current ranking, number of first-place votes in parentheses after school name, total points and previous ranking.
Rank |
School |
Pts |
Comment |
Prev |
1 |
Cedar Hill (7) | 70 |
Although they had a bye in week four, the Longhorns remained busy preparing for their first district game against the area's 17th ranked defense in South Grand Prairie. | 1 |
2 |
Skyline | 62 |
The Raiders are quickly catching up to Cedar Hill after a masterful performance against Lake Highlands by Skyline RB Tony Drake who rushed for 219 yards and 2 touchdowns. | 2 |
3 |
DeSoto | 53 |
The Eagles were flagged 10 times for 104 yards and still defeated Flower Mound thanks to WR David Porter who hauled in seven catches for 198 yards and 3 TD's. | 4 |
T4 |
Allen | 46 |
Now averaging over 37 points per game, the Eagle defense shined by holding QB Michael Pruneau (2nd in the area in passing) and the Plano West offense to just six points. | 5 |
T4 |
Coppell | 46 |
QB Hayden Hawk completed over 80 percent of his passes for 317 yards and threw an eye-popping seven touchdowns in the Cowboys big win over Mansfield Summit. | 6 |
6 |
Southlake Carroll | 33 |
The Dragons have two weeks to think about this weekend's two costly turnovers that lead to two integral touchdowns and the win for Galena Park North Shore. | 3 |
7 |
Mesquite Horn | 31 |
Coming off a bye week, the Jags will need a big win over Lewisville on Friday before jumping right into 11-5A competition the following week against John Tyler. | 7 |
8 |
Marcus | 19 |
The Marauders' returned to Goldsmith Stadium completing their non-district campaign with the offensive balance of 195 rushing yards and 131 passing yards in the win over Tyler Lee. | 8 |
9 |
Arlington Bowie | 10 |
QB Deric Davis was magnificent again, but the game ball probably went to Kicker Steven Valadez after making a game winning 24-yard field goal over district rival Martin. | NR |
T10 |
Euless Trinity | 5 |
The Trojans were determined to end the two-game losing streak and open district play with a top-notch win over Keller, holding one of the area's best passing attacks to just 14 points. | 9 |
T10 |
Berkner | 5 |
Grant Nakwaasah and company put up 52 points on Molina, but the story of the season continues to be the area's sixth ranked defense, especially after the Rams blanked Desoto in the 2nd half. | NR |
T10 |
Garland | 5 |
Coming off a solid win over South Garland, no team in the area comes close to Coach Jordan's pass defense as the Owls are allowing a miniscule average of 109 passing yards per game. | NR |
Also receiving votes: None