The regular season is complete, and the final divisional rankings are posted below!

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DIVISIONAL RANKINGS:

  1. Carrollton (10-0)
  2. Buford (9-1)
  3. North Gwinnett (10-0)
  4. Douglas County (8-2)
  5. Collins Hill (9-1)
  6. Grayson (9-1)
  7. North Cobb (10-0)
  8. Colquitt County (7-3)
  9. Lowndes (9-1)
  10. Mill Creek (7-3)
  1. Milton (10-0)
  2. Lee County (10-0)
  3. Thomas County Central (9-1)
  4. Langston Hughes (9-1)
  5. Roswell (8-2)
  6. Gainesville (7-3)
  7. Rome (7-2)
  8. Coffee (8-2)
  9. Sprayberry (9-1)
  10. Woodward Academy (7-3)
  1. Marist (10-0)
  2. Cartersville (10-0)
  3. North Oconee (10-0)
  4. Blessed Trinity (8-1)
  5. Eastside (9-1)
  6. Cedartown (9-1)
  7. Perry (7-3)
  8. Central-Carrollton (8-2)
  9. Creekside (7-2)
  10. Starr’s Mill (9-1)
  1. Peach County (9-1)
  2. Sandy Creek (9-1)
  3. Jefferson (7-3)
  4. Oconee County (6-4)
  5. Calhoun (7-3)
  6. Stephenson (7-3)
  7. Douglass (7-3)
  8. Westover (9-1)
  9. Cherokee Bluff (9-1)
  10. North Hall (8-2)
  1. Carver-Columbus (9-1)
  2. Callaway (8-2)
  3. Pierce County (9-1)
  4. Appling County (7-3)
  5. Burke County (9-1)
  6. Rockmart (8-2)
  7. Morgan County (9-1)
  8. Hapeville Charter (7-3)
  9. Carver-Atlanta (7-3)
  10. Thomson (7-3)
  1. Dublin (10-0)
  2. Toombs County (8-1)
  3. Thomasville (8-2)
  4. Northeast (8-2)
  5. Fitzgerald (7-3)
  6. Fannin County (10-0)
  7. Commerce (7-3)
  8. Heard County (8-2)
  9. Dodge County (8-2)
  10. Worth County (7-3)
  1. Manchester (7-1)
  2. Bowdon (8-2)
  3. Irwin County (9-1)
  4. Clinch County (9-1)
  5. Lincoln County (9-0)
  6. Brooks County (6-4)
  7. Metter (9-1)
  8. Greene County (8-2)
  9. Trion (8-2)
  10. Early County (7-3)
  1. Savannah Christian (9-0)
  2. Prince Avenue (7-3)
  3. Hebron Christian (8-2)
  4. Fellowship Christian (8-2)
  5. Athens Academy (10-0)
  6. Calvary Day (9-1)
  7. North Cobb Christian (9-1)
  8. Wesleyan (8-2)
  9. Lovett (8-2)
  10. Christian Heritage (8-2)

THE FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL BROADCAST TEAM:

CHRIS MOONEYHAM:

Chris Mooneyham is a twenty-year broadcast veteran freelancing for several companies across America. Currently, he is a co-host and guest anchor for Atlanta’s sports leader, The Fan 680AM/ 93.7FM. Since joining the station in 2014, Mooneyham has guest hosted or worked updates on nearly every show. He also has the great honor of co-hosting the Georgia Tech Sports Network during the station’s football and basketball coverage of the Ramblin’ Wreck. Also in the winter months, Mooneyham is the play-by-play person for the NLL’s Georgia Swarm and Emory University’s Men’s basketball team. In the spring, the Atlanta native is the play-by-play person for the highly decorated Emory University baseball team and is a lead announcer for the NFHS Network. Over the last decade, Chris has called nearly 200 high school state championship events across the Southeast. With nearly twenty years of voice over experience, his work has been featured across the country, including: Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Houston, Indianapolis, Miami, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Seattle. 

DOUG KONKEL:

Doug Konkel has been a presence (sometimes even a wanted one!) at 680 the Fan since 2001. A finalist, but eventual loser, in the original 680 Ultimate Fan Contest, Doug soon began hosting shows with Perry Laurentino, Jerry Elinger and others over the years. Most notably he was on the Sunday morning Review/Preview Show and currently hosts the seasonal recruiting show The Official Visit with Rusty Mansell of 247Sports. He even had a forgettable stint as Promotions Director at 680 before giving way to the much more able Scott McFarlane. Doug has been part of 680’s Friday Night Football since its inception over a decade ago and has been responsible for color commentary on game broadcasts for the last several years with play-by-play maestro Karl Werl.

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