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

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECAP
Rivercrest senior quarterback and title game MVP Demoine Brown accounted for 131 yards and one touchdown to lead the Colts to their second state championship in school history. Trailing by three points late in the third quarter, senior Trevor Gregory ran 1-yard for the game-winning score to cap a 12-play, 74-yard drive.  Brown intercepted a pass with 47 seconds left in the game to seal the 14-10 victory over 2-3A champion Harding Academy. He generated 2,099 yards offense and 30 TDs in 2010, bringing his career total to 4,889 yards and 66 TDs.


Hootens.com correctly picked the title game, nailing the point spread of Rivercrest by 4 points over Harding Academy. For the season, HAFR correctly predicted 264 of 335 games (79 percent).