High schools: Breaking down the Class 6A rankings

For the second consecutive season, Owasso upset Tulsa Union. That threw the rankings for Class 6A into chaos. Ryan Aber examines this week's rankings.

 
By Ryan Aber | Published: September 23, 2012    Comment on this article Leave a comment
photo - Edmond North's Richard Morrison runs past Putnam City North's Creighton Decker during a high school football game at Wantland Stadium in Edmond, Okla., Friday, September 21, 2012. Photo by Bryan Terry, The Oklahoman
Edmond North's Richard Morrison runs past Putnam City North's Creighton Decker during a high school football game at Wantland Stadium in Edmond, Okla., Friday, September 21, 2012. Photo by Bryan Terry, The Oklahoman

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4. Jenks (2-2): The Trojans beat Owasso by a bigger margin than Broken Arrow but lost to Union by a slightly bigger margin. In two weeks, Jenks will play Broken Arrow to hopefully sort out the rankings a bit more.

5. Owasso (1-2): Technically winless going into last week (the Rams were up 28-0 on Muskogee before lightning canceled the game and the Roughers wouldn't call it a final), Owasso fell to both BA and Jenks but toppled Union.

6. Tulsa Union (2-2): The Redskins are really behind the eight-ball in their district with the loss. Their other loss came to Euless (Texas) Trinity.

7. Edmond Santa Fe (3-1): Lost to Edmond North, beat Southmoore. Defense is a concern after giving up a combined 128 points thus far.

8. Westmoore (3-1): Lost to Southmoore in double overtime, beat Norman North. Hard to leave SaberCats out and will re-evaluate next week. But Jags have bounced back strong after the setback.

9. Norman North (3-1): Hammered Midwest City on Friday to bounce back from loss to Westmoore. Wins over Norman and Del City look stronger and stronger the last two weeks.

10. Sand Springs (4-0): Are the Sandites good or the beneficiaries of a favorable schedule to this point? Biggest wins are against Tulsa Washington, whose two wins came against sub-6A competition, and Sapulpa, who is 3-1 but also hasn't played a very tough schedule. Schedule continues to be favorable; Sand Springs will not play Tulsa Union until Oct. 12 and Owasso on Oct. 26.

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