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Round 2 of the AHSAA football playoffs is set for Fri., Nov. 13, with just over 100 teams left

The Daily Montgomery teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you follow Friday night football, the field just got a lot smaller. Round 1 in the Montgomery area is over, and 208 teams started the AHSAA playoffs and just over 100 remain. Fewer than 25% of schools will be back at practice Monday.

Higher seeds mostly held on. Forty-two No. 1 seeds won, a 93.3% winning percentage, while 31 of 46 No. 2 seeds and 19 No. 3 seeds advanced.

No. 1 seeds won 93.3% of Round 1 games, No. 3 seeds 38%

Source: AHSAA.com

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Value
No. 1 seeds93.3%
No. 2 seeds67.4%
No. 3 seeds38%
  • Round 2: Fri., Nov. 13, with 7 p.m. kickoffs
  • Unbeaten teams left: 14, including Montgomery Academy and Bullock County
  • Mobile finals: flag football Dec. 1, private schools Dec. 2
  • Public school finals: Dec. 3-5

Locally, Carver-Montgomery is at Daphne, Prattville hosts Spain Park, Pike Road is at Homewood, and Bullock County is at W.S. Neal, per the full Round 2 schedule. Heading out? We suggest checking it before you pick a game.

Carver-Montgomery, Prattville and Pike Road are in the Round 2 pairings

ClassMatchup
6ACarver-Montgomery (7-4) at Daphne (7-3)
6ASpain Park (7-4) at Prattville (10-0)
5APike Road (8-3) at Homewood (10-1)
3ABullock County (10-0) at W.S. Neal (7-4)

Sources: Montgomery Advertiser, AHSAA.com, Patriots Wire

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