There are two new No. 1 teams this week in the USA TODAY Network Indiana high school football poll.
Plainfield (3-0) jumped four spots to No. 1 in a jumbled Class 5A, where five teams received votes for the top spot. The Quakers dominated Mooresville 42-0 on Friday night and also own victories over 5A Terre Haute South and 6A Harrison (West Lafayette). Valparaiso (2-1) received seven first-place votes in 5A, the most of any team, and are in second place just two points behind Plainfield. Merrillville (2-1) dropped from No. 1 to 3 after a 46-13 loss to 6A No. 3 Crown Point.
There is also a new No. 1 in Class 2A, where Lafayette Central Catholic (2-0) climbed to the top spot after a 23-21 win over Logansport. Lutheran (2-1) dropped from No. 1 to 5 after its 45-game winning streak was snapped in a 16-13 loss to now fourth-ranked Triton Central.
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Here is the full USA TODAY Network Indiana poll going into Week 4 (First place votes in parenthesis, followed by total points and last week’s ranking):
W-L Pts. Prev.
Dropped out: None.
Others receiving votes: Fort Wayne Snider 8. Elkhart 2. Ben Davis 1.
W-L Pts. Prev.
Dropped out: None.
Others receiving votes: Bloomington South 17. Castle 4. Franklin 4. Michigan City 2.
W-L Pts. Prev.
Dropped out: None.
Others receiving votes: Columbia City 10. Roncalli 10. Northview 4. South Bend St. Joseph 4.
W-L Pts. Prev.
Dropped out: Knox (7).
Others receiving votes: Lawrenceburg 10. West Noble 10. Delta 9. Garrett 8. Knox 8. Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 6. Culver Academy 4. Lakeland 2. Heritage 1. Maconaquah 1.
W-L Pts. Prev.
(tie) North Putnam 3-0 15 NR
Dropped out: Heritage Christian (8)
Others receiving votes: Centerville 13. Heritage Christian 13. Alexandria 10. Adams Central 5. Andrean 5. Paoli 4. Tell City 3. Rochester 2. Monrovia 1. South Vermillion 1.
W-L Pts. Prev.
Dropped out: Monroe Central (8), Milan (10)
Others receiving votes: Monroe Central 23. Pioneer 8. Forest Park 3. Milan 3. Sheridan 2.
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