THE OKLAHOMA N' S 2020 CLASS CPR E SEASON RANKINGS

1. Sasakwa (9-3): With standout running back Thomas Rompf coming back to lead an experienced group, Sasakwa has the experience and players to compete for a title.

2. Timberlake (9-4): There's tons of experience returning on both sides of the ball for Timberlake, which will use its dynamic offense to run away from opponents.

3. Tyrone (5-5): The Bobcats will look to use their speed and athleticism to control the pace of games and play stellar defensively. 4. Buffalo (5-5): The Bison return seven starters on offense and look poised to make another deep run in the playoffs.

5. Medford (2-7): Medford will be stout defensively with six starters returning. Drake McMillen leads the team at running back and linebacker. 6. Mt. View-Gotebo (7-3):

Staying healthy is the key for a Mt. View-Gotebo team that returns experience at skill positions on both sides of the ball. 7. Midway (9-2): Junior quarterback Geral Washington is a threat in both the run and pass game, giving Midway's offense

an advantage any time it's on the field. 8. Waynoka (10-4): The Railroaders lost a lot to graduation but return plenty of younger players ready to step into new roles trying to get back to the state title game.

9. Sharon-Mutual (5-6): The Trojans return five starters on each side of the ball. Look for senior Connor Thompson to control the tempo of the offense.

10. Maysville (7-4): Maysville's offense has been one of the best in the state the past couple years, and coach Dace Lemieux expects that to continue this season. 11. Fox (3-6): With six starters returning on offense, including tight end Robert Davis, the Foxes are going to light up scoreboards all season.

12. Ryan (3-6): The Cowboys return senior Grayson Tomberlin, who will begin his fourth season as quarterback, and have the entire offensive line back. 13. Coyle (8-3): Marcus Cooper takes over as head coach and will be in charge of a younger team replacing plenty of key snaps.

14. Boise City (5-5): Quarterback Caleb Arthaud returns after accounting for nearly 1,000 yards and 13 touchdowns in only six games last season. 15. Bartlesville Wesleyan Christian (4-5): Coach Curt

Cloud wants to use a balanced offensive attack while using a pressure defense to stifle opponents.

16. Bluejacket (5-6): Bluejacket has a strong linebacker pair returning. They should remain strong on both sides of the ball and contend to make the playoffs.

Others: 17. Grandfield (2-7); 18. Graham-Dustin (9-2); 19. Paoli (2-8); 20. Oaks (2-9); 21. Maud (3-7); 22. Bowlegs (3-7); 23. Deer Creek-Lamont (1-9); 24. South Coffeyville (3-7); 25. Beaver (1-9); 26. Geary (1-9); 27. Wilson (Henryetta) (1-9); 28. Corn Bible (1-8); 29. Thackerville (0-9);

30. Welch (0-10); 31. Copan (played as co-op last season);

32. Temple (did not play last season)

*Last year's record in parenthesis