Oklahoma High School Football Rankings: Top 25 Teams - November 11

This past week, Oklahoma High School Football concluded its regular season, with teams around the state finishing strong while others suffered stunning upsets. The On3 Massey Ratings have adjusted for each and every outcome.

The On3 Massey Ratings — which were officially used during the BCS era and have generated college high school sports team rankings since 1995 — rank sports teams by analyzing game outcomes, strength of schedule and margin of victory.

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For the 10th straight week, only two schools from Oklahoma made an appearance in the Top 50 of On3’s National High School Football Rankings. However, after sitting at No. 2 nearly the entire season, Owasso secured the No. 1 spot in the state rankings this week.

1. Owasso

Previous Ranking: 2
On Friday, Owasso defeated Yukon 50-14 to finish its regular season with a perfect 10-0 record. In the win, Quarterback Drew Frankenfield completed 12-of-19 passes for 222 yards and five touchdowns despite seeing limited action in the second half.

2. Bixby

Previous Ranking: 1
Bixby has fallen. After winning eight straight games, the Spartans fell 31-20 to Norman on Friday evening. Bixby’s normally-effective offense couldn’t find a rhythm against Norman, failing to score in the first, third and fourth quarters.

3. Jenks

Previous Ranking: 3
Jenks star running back KD Jones made his return to the gridiron on Thursday in Jenks’ comfortable 21-0 win over Edmond North. He didn’t play the previous week due to a groin injury. In the win, Jones erupted for 126 rushing yards and a touchdown on just nine carries. He also hauled in a score through the air.

4. Union

Previous Ranking: 4
Despite suffering a 32-29 loss to Memorial on Thursday, Union maintained its No. 4 spot in this week’s Oklahoma High School Football Rankings. The loss was no fault of Union quarterback Shaker Reisig, who threw for 288 yards and three touchdowns while completing 81.8% of his passes.

5. Norman

Previous Ranking: 6
Norman jumped one spot in the state rankings this week after upsetting previous No. 1 Bixby. As mentioned previously, Norman’s defense was the standout in the win, only giving up two first downs to Bixby in the second half.

6. Carl Albert

Previous Ranking: 5
Carl Albert capped off its perfect regular season with a 52-0 blowout victory over Altus on Friday. The Titans are yet to be tested this season, with no team finishing a game within 20+ points of them.

7. Muskogee

Previous Ranking: 7
Muskogee handed Putnam City North a 36-0 beatdown on Friday. The two teams only played one half of the game before canceling the remaining two quarters due to inclement weather. Muskogee QB Jamarian Ficklin shined in his limited time, completing 10-of-16 passes for 122 yards and two TDs.

8. Lincoln Christian School

Previous Ranking: 8
Lincoln Christian knows how to win, and does it well. Friday was no exception, with the Bulldogs securing a 48-0 triumph over Idabel. It was a rainy night and the Bulldogs subsequently stuck to the ground game, amassing 356 yards on 33 rushing attempts.

9. Memorial

Previous Ranking: 10
Memorial picked its biggest win of the season yet this past week with its 32-29 victory over Union. It was a comeback effort for Memorial, which trailed Union 29-25 with less than two minutes to play and faced a fourth-and-14 from its own 30-yard line.

10. Deer Creek

Previous Ranking: 10
Deer Creek bounced back from a three-game losing streak with a narrow 27-20 win over Mustang on Friday. As usual, quarterback Grady Adamson stole the show, completing 14-of-26 passes for 254 and a touchdown while also punching in two rushing scores.

11. Stillwater (No Movement)
12. Elgin (+1)
13. Choctaw (+1)
14. Tuttle (-2)
15. Moore (+1)
16. Del City (+1)
17. Wagoner (-2)
18. Mustang (No Movement)
19. Broken Arrow (No Movement)
20. Norman North (+2)
21. Sulphur (-1)
22. Blanchard (No Movement)
23. Washington (No Movement)
24. Charles Page (+1)
25. Heritage Hall (-1)