High school football Super 25 takeaways: Biggest winners, surprising results
From massive blowouts to a game of the week that lived up to the hype, here are the top storylines featuring this week's Super 25 teams.
In week four of the high school football season, many Super 25 teams have played against one another, revealing some surprising results and highlighting the biggest winners. The lone games featuring Super 25 teams this week were between No. 13 Baylor (TN) and No. 19 Trinity (KY), as well as No. 7 Centennial (CA) and No. 14 Mater Dei (CA).
Baylor secured a 35-27 victory against Trinity, thanks to a strong performance by Tennessee 5-star running back commit David Gabriel Georges, who rushed for 315 yards and five touchdowns. Meanwhile, Centennial had a defensive battle against Mater Dei, winning 10-9 after the Monarchs scored 10 straight points. As Texas' top programs, No. 11 Allen and No. 15 Waxahachie made their dominance clear with 56-35 and 44-30 victories, respectively.
Allen's sophomore quarterback, Ty Snell, completed 72% of his passes for 305 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Jrue Simmons added 151 yards and two more touchdowns. Waxahachie's Taylen Strange rushed for 192 yards and three touchdowns in their 44-30 win against Guyer. Blowouts were abundant, with 14 out of the 17 games resulting in wins by two or more touchdowns.
Super 25 teams that won by two or more touchdowns averaged a 35.1-point margin. Top-ranked St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) and No. 24 Massillon Washington (OH) each posted shutouts this week.
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