Hootens.com Rankings
Class 3A, Week 7, 2010
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1. Rivercrest (6-0)
2. Charleston (5-1)
3. Rison (5-1)
4. Harding Academy (5-1)
5. Fountain Lake (3-3)
6. Bald Knob (5-1)
7. Fordyce (4-2)
8. C. Harmony Grove (5-1)
9. West Fork (4-2)
10. Glen Rose (6-0)
11. Prescott (4-2)
12. Harrisburg (5-1)
13. Earle (5-1)
14. Mansfield (4-2)
15. Paris (4-2)
16. Arkansas Baptist (5-1)
17. Barton (4-2)
18. Jessieville (5-1)
19. Elkins (5-1)
20. Greenland (4-2)
21. Hoxie (3-3)
22. Yellville-Summit (5-1)
23. Riverview (4-2)
24. Lamar (3-3)
25. Green Forest (2-4)
26. Lavaca (1-5)
27. Lafayette County (2-4)
28. Mayflower (2-4)
29. Mountain View (3-3)
30. Smackover (2-4)
31. Lincoln (2-4)
32. Cedarville (2-4)
33. Drew Central (2-4)
34. Episcopal (1-5)
35. Bismarck (3-3)
36. Piggott (2-4)
37. Marshall (2-4)
38. Manila (2-4)
39. Atkins (0-6)
40. Rose Bud (2-4)
41. Brinkley (0-6)
42. Perryville (1-5)
43. Centerpoint (1-5)
44. Cutter M. Star (2-4)
45. Fouke (1-5)
46. B. Harmony Grove (1-5)
47. Corning (0-6)
48. Genoa Central (0-6)

HOOTENS.COM GAME OF THE WEEK
No. 10 Glen Rose at No. 5 Fountain Lake
Both teams feature two of the best running backs in the state. Glen Rose senior Steven Kehner has 103 carries for 1,173 yards and 19 touchdowns this fall, bringing his career total to 614 carries for 5,072 yards (8.3 yards per carry) and 61 TDs. Fountain Lake senior Mark Makin has carried 382 times in his career for 3,459 yards (9.1 yards per carry) and 49 TDs, including 730 yards and eight scores this year.

Glen Rose has won 37 games since its state title run in 2007, tying Harding Academy for second to Charleston's 42 victories. The Beavers allow 13 points per game behind senior linebacker and three-year starter Dylan Ray. But it's the line play of Glen Rose that stands out most to Fountain Lake coach Tommy Gilleran. "That's the biggest difference I see in them from last year." Sophomore quarterback Collin Hunter and senior receiver Shane Tuggle provide a big-play threat when the ball's not in Kehner's hands.

Defending state champ Fountain Lake, eyeing its third league title in as many years, has beaten the Beavers by an average of 24 points the past four contests. Senior QB Coleman Crawford has completed 22 of 32 passes for 580 yards and seven TDs this season, including a career-high nine passes for 316 yards and five scores in last week's 43-0 win over Cutter Morning Star. Junior LB David Helms and senior LB John Curtis (team-high 13 solo tackles) pace the Cobra defense (seven total points allowed in 5-3A play) with 36 and 35 tackles, respectively.

Highlights from the Game of the Week will be featured on Hooten's Arkansas Football TV show at 11 a.m. Saturday on Fox 16.

TV SHOW
Hooten's Arkansas Football TV show airs 11 a.m. Saturdays on Fox 16 in Little Rock and KFSM TV 5 in Fort Smith/Fayetteville. Class 3A games scheduled to be featured this week include Rivercrest at Earle, Riverview at Episcopal, Glen Rose at Fountain Lake, Brinkley at Arkansas Baptist and Lavaca at Perryville.

LAST WEEK
Hootens.com correctly picked 23 of 24 of games (96 percent) involving 3A teams. For the season, HAFR has correctly predicted 155 of 210 games (74 percent).

WEEK 7 PREDICTIONS (favored team in ALL CAPS followed by point spread)
1-3A
ELKINS (13) at Yellville-Summit: Elkins scored 20 unanswered points in the fourth quarter during last week's 30-24 win over Lincoln. Yellville-Summit won its past two games over Green Forest and Mountain View by a combined eight points.
Green Forest at WEST FORK (35): Green Forest, which averages a league-worst 11 points per game, loses its third in a row. West Fork senior RB/LB Logan Genz ran 6 yards for a TD and recorded a safety in last week's 43-14 win at Marshall.
GREENLAND (14) at Mountain View: Greenland takes sole possession of third place, while Mountain View falls into a likely tie with Green Forest for fifth.
Marshall at LINCOLN (8): Marshall has lost 14 of its past 15 games. Lincoln notches its first league win since Week 9, 2005 (30-16 at Gentry). The Wolves lost their first three conference games by a combined 91-83 this fall.

2-3A
Brinkley at ARKANSAS BAPTIST (49): Brinkley allows a league-worst 47 points per game. Arkansas Baptist sophomore QB Jack Easby-Smith completed 13 of 19 passes for 243 yards and five TDs in last week's 41-7 win at Episcopal. Highlights will be featured on Hooten's Arkansas Football TV show at 11 a.m. Saturday on Fox 16.
BARTON (32) at Rose Bud: Barton improves to 2-2 in league play. Rose Bud lost by 41 points at Barton last year.
Mayflower at HARDING ACADEMY (35): Mayflower freshman QB Jordan Burns completed 10 of 15 passes for 164 yards and three TDs, while junior RB Taylor Mathis ran 20 times for 142 yards and three scores in last week's 43-20 win over Rose Bud. Harding Academy senior QB Seth Keese has accounted for 1,557 yards (979 passing, 578 rushing) and 17 TDs this year. Junior WR Jay Bona paces the Wildcats with 34 catches for 256 yards and two TDs.
RIVERVIEW (4) at Episcopal: Riverview remains undefeated in league play. Episcopal has lost seven of its past eight games. Highlights will be featured on Hooten's Arkansas Football TV show at 11 a.m. Saturday on Fox 16.

3-3A
BALD KNOB (42) at Piggott: Bald Knob scores a league-best 43 points per game. Piggott has lost its past four games by a combined 147-31.
Corning at HARRISBURG (35): Corning loses its 19th in a row. Harrisburg senior QB Zach Davis has passed for 1,706 yards and 19 TDs this fall.
RIVERCREST (6) at Earle: Rivercest senior RB/WR Terrence Banks averages 19.6 yards per touch this season and paces the Colts in scoring (44 points). Senior QB Demoine Brown leads the team with 828 all-purpose yards and 13 TDs. Earle senior playmaker Robert Marshall has generated 1,525 all-purpose yards and 11 TDs. Highlights will be featured on Hooten's Arkansas Football TV show at 11 a.m. Saturday on Fox 16 and next week on hootens.com.
Manila at HOXIE (35): Manila senior Dylan Galloway, disabled with cerebral palsy, wheeled himself four yards for a TD in last week's 47-7 loss to Rivercrest. Hoxie junior QB Sebastian Irvin has 126 carries for 1,187 yards (9.4 yards per carry) and 13 TDs this season.

4-3A
Atkins at MANSFIELD (35): Atkins scored more points (27) in the past two weeks than it did in its first four games (26) this year. The Red Devils allow 30 points per game. Mansfield improves to 4-0 in league play.
Cedarville at PARIS (16): Cedarville senior RB Jonathan Connolly carried 14 times for 105 yards and a TD in last week's 13-12 loss at Lamar. Paris junior RB Mason Koenigseder ran 11 times for 96 yards and two TDs and caught five passes for 115 yards and another score in a 42-10 win at Lavaca.
Lamar at CHARLESTON (42): Lamar senior QB Camron Cowell threw the game-winning TD pass to junior receiver Forest Damron in last week's one-point win over Cedarville. Charleston junior linebacker David Weeks paces the Tigers with 49 tackles this fall.
LAVACA (24) at Perryville: Lavaca wins its second straight road game. Perryville allows a league-worst 43 points weekly. Highlights will be featured on Hooten's Arkansas Football TV show at 11 a.m. Saturday on Fox 16 and KFSM TV 5.

5-3A
CENTERPOINT (6) at B. Harmony Grove: Centerpoint junior QB Carter Garrison threw a 29-yard TD pass to junior receiver Austin Wilder in last week's 56-7 loss to Prescott. Harmony Grove junior RB Austin Traylor ran 17 times for 69 yards and a TD in last week's 48-14 loss at Jessieville.
Cutter M. Star at BISMARCK (24): Cutter Morning Star, which has not scored in two straight games, drops to 0-4 in league play. Bismarck allows 38 points per game.
Glen Rose at FOUNTAIN LAKE (2): See Hootens.com Game of the Week. Highlights will be featured on Hooten's Arkansas Football TV show at 11 a.m. Saturday on Fox 16.
Jessieville at PRESCOTT (14): Jessieville junior RB Kalin Glover carried six times for 202 yards and three TDs in last week's 34-point win over Benton Harmony Grove. Prescott junior RB Daniel McCoy paces the Curley Wolves with 87 carries for 721 yards (8.3 yards per carry) and nine TDs this season.

6-3A
Lafayette County at C. HARMONY GROVE (28): Lafayette County allows 34 points per game. Harmony Grove beat the Cougars by eight points last year.
DREW CENTRAL (21) at Genoa Central: Drew Central senior RB David Bell ran for 212 yards, including 78 for a TD in last week's 30-19 loss at Smackover. Genoa Central gives up a Class 3A-worst 45 points weekly.
Smackover at FORDYCE (28): Smackover positioned itself for the No. 5 playoff seed after last week's 11-point win over Drew Central. Fordyce senior RB Dexter Walker averages 7 yards per carry.
Fouke at RISON (42): Fouke lost to Rison 49-7 a year ago. Rison senior RB Raphael "Rock" Caldwell has rushed for 907 yards and 11 TDs this fall, bringing his career total to 4,411 yards and 73 TDs.