Alabama High School Football Scores: Top 25 updates – Oct. 3-4

The first week of October is delivering an eye-popping slate of Alabama high school football.

With teams at the halfway point of the 2024 season, it’s time to turn things up a notch. Four games between teams ranked in the On3 Massey Ratings Alabama top 25 are scheduled for Thursday and Friday.

Follow along as On3 tracks how each of the top teams in the Yellowhammer State fared this week:

The On3 Massey Ratings — officially used during the BCS era and generated college high school sports team rankings since 1995 — rank sports teams by analyzing game outcomes, strength of schedule, and margin of victory.

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Alabama Top 25 High School Football Scores

Thursday, Oct. 3

#18 Mary G Montgomery – 21
Alma Bryant – 0
3rd Quarter

Friday, Oct. 4

#1 Phenix City Central –
#3 Auburn –

#22 Mountain Brook –
#2 Clay-Chalkville –

#6 Hewitt-Trussville –
#4 Thompson –

Baldwin County –
#5 Saraland –

#7 Spain Park –
Pelham –

Oak Mountain –
#8 Hoover –

Jackson-Olin –
#9 Parker –

Pell City –
#10 Oxford –

#11 Opelika –
Dothan –

#12 Enterprise –
#13 Carver –

Carroll –
#14 Montgomery Catholic Prep –

#15 Spanish Fort –
Blount –

#16 Vestavia Hills –
Prattville –

#17 Central of Clay County –
Elmore County –

Bayside Academy –
#19 Hillcrest –

#20 Jackson –
St. Michael Catholic –

Huntsville –
#21 Austin –

Robertsdale –
#23 Baker –

#24 St. Paul’s Episcopal –
Gulf Shores –

Elberta –
#25 Vigor –

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This article was originally published by Hunter Shelton at On3 – (https://www.on3.com/high-school/news/alabama-high-school-football-scores-top-25-updates-oct-3-4/).

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