Hootens.com Rankings
Class 2A, FINAL, 2010
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1. Magazine (14-0)
2. Danville (13-2)
3. Bearden (11-2)
4. Magnet Cove (12-2)
5. Spring Hill (12-1)
6. Bigelow (9-3)
7. Strong (10-2)
8. Junction City (8-4)
9. Mineral Springs (10-3)
10. Carlisle (10-3)
11. Parkers Chapel (6-6)
12. Des Arc (8-4)
13. Hackett (8-4)
14. Hazen (7-4)
15. McCrory (8-3)
16. Horatio (6-6)
17. England (6-5)
18. Walnut Ridge (8-2)
19. E. Poinsett County (8-3)
20. Clarendon (6-4)
21. Gurdon (6-5)
22. Murfreesboro (6-5)
23. Norphlet (6-4)
24. Mountain Pine (5-6)
25. Mountainburg (7-4)
26. Woodlawn (3-6)
27. Conway Christian (6-5)
28. Cedar Ridge (5-4)
29. Augusta (5-5)
30. Cross County (4-5)
31. Mount Ida (3-7)
32. Marked Tree (2-7)
33. Hampton (2-8)
34. J.C. Westside (5-5)
35. Union Christian (4-5)
36. Palestine-Wheatley (4-6)
37. Quitman (4-6)
38. Foreman (2-8)
39. Salem (2-8)
40. Dierks (2-8)
41. Poyen (2-8)
42. Dermott (1-7)
43. Marvell (1-9)
44. Two Rivers (1-9)
45. Western Yell (2-7)
46. Hector (1-9)
47. Hermitage (0-10)

2010 SEASON
Hootens.com was 250-56 (82 percent) for the season.

2A STATE TITLE GAME
Magazine scored three defensive touchdowns and beat fellow 4-2A member Danville for the second time (48-20) at War Memorial Stadium to claim the first football state title in school history. Magazine junior quarterback Ryan Chambers ran for 189 yards and a TD and passed for 71 yards to earn title game MVP honors. Only Magazine, 3A Rivercrest and 7A Bentonville finished the season undefeated.

Magazine started the season ranked No. 10 by hootens.com. Danville opened the season at No. 7. Bearden, Junction City, Spring Hill, Magnet Cove, Hazen and Des Arc comprised the Top 6.