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The Minnesota Top 20, postseason edition: Now comes the real test for state's best football teams
Stewartville, an undefeated Class 3A team, makes its first appearance in Jim Paulsen’s take on the top 20 high school football teams in the state, regardless of class.
Minnesota high school football polls: Final regular-season rankings have Maple Grove, Moorhead atop 6A and 5A
Becker, Stewartville, Barnesville, Minneota and Nevis were voted No. 1 in respective polls for Class 4A through nine-player classifications.
Minnesota high school football polls: Moorhead No. 1 in Class 5A following big win over Alexandria
Also: Maple Grove takes top spot in Class 6A following previously No. 1 Lakeville North’s loss to East Ridge.
The Minnesota Top 20: Maple Grove remains No. 1 in high school football. Here's why.
Jim Paulsen’s Minnesota Top 20 began with calling Maple Grove the state’s top team. Now the Crimson are on track to finish that way.
Minnesota Top 20: Clash of 5A titans in final Friday of regular season
Class 5A, the state’s second-largest — and deepest — classification takes center stage in Jim Paulsen’s new list.
A look ahead at a big week in prep football
There’s plenty of intrigue in the week ahead with the high school football regular season winding down.
Despite losing record, Eden Prairie still a danger to Minnetonka, predictors say
Star Tribune reporters Jim Paulsen and David La Vaque pick the week’s biggest matchups, including the Star Tribune Game of the Week: Rogers at Elk River.
Minnesota Top 20: 6A football is now a quagmire, while 5A teams inch closer to the crown
Maple Grove remains on top, Class 5A teams make noise in Jim Paulsen’s new list.
State high school football polls: Upset shuffles rankings in Class 5A
New in the top spot this week: Alexandria in Class 5A following previous No. 1 Elk River’s loss to Andover.
Minnesota Top 20: At Week 5, football rankings confirm there's plenty good teams, but few exceptional ones
High school football is at the halfway point of the regular season, and the Star Tribune’s rankings of the top 20 teams show wins and losses are not as predictable as they used to be.
