After a few exciting weeks of Idaho high school football action, it's time for our inaugural statewide rankings.
With upsets brewing, dynasties continuing their dominance, and underdog stories beginning to unfold, we've seen enough football to identify who we believe are the top 25 teams in the state right now.
From defending champions looking to repeat to programs breaking through after years of struggles, here's how we see the landscape shaping up across all classifications.
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Idaho high school football top 25 rankings
1. Rigby (3-0) - The reigning 6A state champions, who have won four out of six, appear well on their way to another. They've now won 14 straight games after a 42-38 win over Syracuse, Utah last week.
2. Rocky Mountain (2-0) - The Grizzlies, a state championship contender year in and year out, are on their way to doing so again with a pair of victories over out-of-state teams.
3. Eagle (2-0) - The Mustangs, a 6A state finalist from a year ago, have outscored their first two opponents 73-27.
4. Hillcrest (2-0) - The defending 5A state champions seem to be once again the team to beat after routing Bonneville 49-14 for a fourth straight win in the Civil War last week.
5. Bishop Kelly (2-0) - The Knights, who have eight state championships to their names, have racked up 112 points through the first two games with 62 coming last week against Minco, a state semifinal team from a year ago.
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6. Skyline (2-0) - The Grizzlies, who have the most state championship hardware of anyone in the 5A level with nine and counting, are in the mix once again even with a largely brand new team.
7. Timberline (2-0) - This is unfamiliar territory for the Wolves, who had a 15-game losing streak just two years ago, but five Division I commits have helped completely turn things around.
8. Sugar-Salem (3-0) - The Diggers are currently the best dynasty in the state with six state championships over the last seven years - a feat only one other team in Idaho history has accomplished.
9. Madison (2-1) - Good teams find a way to win and despite not scoring a single touchdown last week, the Bobcats prevailed thanks to the leg of Braysen Stoddard, who drilled a 44-yard field goal against Middleton as time expired.
10. Kendrick (3-0) - The Tigers, who have won four consecutive state championships in 2A, continue to dominate even with a cast of new characters, including a head coach that isn't even old enough to drink yet.
11. Lakeland (3-0) - The Hawks were just a play or two from making the Class 5A state championship game, they're on track to get back there with this start.
12. Homedale (2-0) - The Trojans have done everything over the last seven years, but win a state title, is this finally the year?
13. Fruitland (3-0) - After making 11 state championship games and winning four of them over a 12-year span (2006-17), it's been up and down for the Grizzlies. But a return to form looks to be in order.
14. Mountain View (1-1) - The Mavericks had their first losing season in 14 years last season, but have the chance to make a statement Friday in the Battle of the Mountains with crosstown rival Rocky Mountain.
15. Highland (2-1) - The Rams experienced their worst loss in more than 20 years last week in a 70-6 loss to Skyridge (UT.), but this is still the most storied program in Idaho history.
16. Sandpoint (3-0) - The Bulldogs are off to their best start since 2009 after the first losing season in seven years last season.
17. Owyhee (2-0) - The Storm are off to a 2-0 start for the fourth consecutive season.
18. Middleton (1-1) - The Vikings were just a missed field goal away from pulling out a win over No. 9 Madison, so they're still a team to take seriously.
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19. Carey (2-0) - The reigning 1A state champions appear well in line for an eighth state championship overall.
20. North Fremont (3-0) - The Huskies are off to a 3-0 start for the eighth consecutive season and arguably look like the best team in 3A thus far.
21. South Fremont (2-1) - The Cougars just picked up a signature win over West Side, which has won five of six state titles in 3A.
22. West Side (1-1) - The Pirates are still the team to beat in 3A as the reigning state champions even after a narrow 34-40 loss to South Fremont last week.
23. Thunder Ridge (2-0) - The Titans have never had a winning season in the program's now eight-year history, but they're unbeaten right now.
24. Capital (1-1) - The Eagles narrowly lost to the 17th-ranked Storm, showing that maybe after three straight losing seasons, the once proud program is back.
25. Post Falls (1-1) - The Trojans were just edged out by the 16th-ranked Bulldogs, perhaps indicating that they're maybe the team to beat in the Inland Empire League.
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