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The Tennessean Midstate Top 10

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Prince Momoodu scores another touchdown for Brentwood Academy during the Ensworth Brentwood Academy as they lead 20-7 at the half .

Prince Momoodu scores another touchdown for Brentwood Academy during the Ensworth Brentwood Academy as they lead 20-7 at the half .

A look at the top high school football teams in Middle Tennessee, as ranked by The Tennessean:

Franklin Road Academy coach Bill Whittemore.

Franklin Road Academy coach Bill Whittemore.

10. Franklin Road Academy (7-0) — The Panthers notched their seventh straight win and fifth 40-point performance of the season Friday, coasting to a 45-0 win over Ezell-Harding. Last week: NR. This week: vs. Lipscomb. 

Hendersonville coach Bruce Hatfield.

Hendersonville coach Bruce Hatfield.

9. Hendersonville (6-1) — The Commandos captured their first shutout of the season against Station Camp, limiting the Bison to just 89 yards in Friday’s 31-0 victory. Last week: NR. This week: Friday vs. Gallatin. 

CPA running back Chip Omer (45) ran for over 200 yards in the Lions' win over Stratford.

CPA running back Chip Omer (45) ran for over 200 yards in the Lions’ win over Stratford.

8. CPA (5-1) — The Lions erased a 12-3 halftime deficit Friday against Stratford, eventually coasting to a 34-18 win behind running back Chip Omer’s 206-yard rushing performance. Last week: No. 6. This week: Friday vs. East Nashville. 

Ravenwood's Connor Jeffries (44) celebrates with Connor Cassin during Friday's win over McGavock.

Ravenwood’s Connor Jeffries (44) celebrates with Connor Cassin during Friday’s win over McGavock.

7. Ravenwood (5-1) — Senior Connor Jeffries ran for 206 yards and a pair of touchdowns while averaging more than 15 yards per carry in the Raptors’ 49-13 win over McGavock. Last week: No. 7. This week: Friday at  Lebanon. 

Centennial Head Coach Brian Rector.

Centennial Head Coach Brian Rector.

6. Centennial (6-1) — Junior Mondu Sawyers had 166 yards and two rushing scores, and Centennial’s defense limited Clarksville to just 40 yards in Friday’s 42-5 win. Last week: No. 8. This week: Friday at Brentwood. 

Blackman senior running back Taeler Dowdy (3).

Blackman senior running back Taeler Dowdy (3).

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5. Blackman (5-2) — Blaze running back Taeler Dowdy eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark in Friday, carrying 26 times for 196 yards and a pair of scores in his team’s 28-14 win over Smyrna. Last week: No. 5. This week: Friday at Siegel.

Independence fans cheer on their team.

Independence fans cheer on their team.

4. Independence (6-0) — The Eagles, still without injured senior quarterback Andrew Bunch, strung together their sixth straight win Friday, 27-0 over Stewarts Creek behind Adam Swayze’s 207-yard, three touchdown effort. Last week: No. 4. This week: Friday at Shelbyville. 

Oakland junior Kaleb Oliver.

Oakland junior Kaleb Oliver.

3. Oakland (5-1) — Junior JaCoby Stevens hauled in a pair of touchdown receptions, and the Patriots blocked three punts, returning all three for scores, in their 48-7 rout of Warren County. Last week: No. 3. This week: Friday vs. Haywood. 

Prince Momoodu scores another touchdown for Brentwood Academy during the Ensworth Brentwood Academy as they lead 20-7 at the half .

Prince Momoodu scores another touchdown for Brentwood Academy during the Ensworth Brentwood Academy as they lead 20-7 at the half .

2. Brentwood Academy (5-1) — The Eagles reeled off 29-unanswered, second-half points to secure their fourth consecutive win, a 49-7 triumph over Ensworth. Last week: No. 2. This week: Friday vs. MBA.

Montgomery Bell Academy sophomore Gordon Pollack delivers a big hit on Pope John Paul II's Jalen Cambridge (22) on Friday.

Montgomery Bell Academy sophomore Gordon Pollack delivers a big hit on Pope John Paul II’s Jalen Cambridge (22) on Friday.

1. Montgomery Bell Academy (7-0) —  Running back Ty Chandler churned out 201 yards and four touchdowns on 17 first-half carries, and the 6-foot, 188-pound junior returned a fumble for a score in the Big Red’s 56-14 win over Pope John Paul II.  Last week: No. 1. This week: Friday at Brentwood Academy.

Reach Michael Murphy at 615-259-8262 and on Twitter @Murph_TNsports


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