Another week with almost no movement in AP polls.

Last week we spiced things up (and predictably hurt some feelings) by focusing on some teams that we felt may have been overrated or underrated in the polls.

This week, we'll turn it around and put the microscope on my votes and see who the polls say I'm wrong about. And because I can't resist, I'll defend my reasoning.

Here's this week's official poll.

My votes/notes are below. As always, feel free to chime in if you think we're perpetrating some gross miscarriage of justice here.

Enjoy.

Class A

Rank, teams, previous vote
1. Wesleyan (1)
2. Savannah Christian (2)
3. Lincoln County (3)
4. Wilkinson County (4)
5. Twiggs County (5)
6. Holy Innocents' (6)
7. Emanuel County Institute (7)
8. Johnson County (8)
9. Greenville (9)
10. Miller County (-)

THEY SAY: I'm not giving ECI enough credit.

WE SAY: The Bulldogs haven't done enough to get back into the top half of the poll quite yet. Since taking a 34-0 loss to Savannah Christian, ECI has come back strong with close wins over Johnson County and Treutlen, two teams that have been in or around the top 10 all year.

I'll grant that ECI could occupy the No. 6 spot as justly as Holy Innocents', whose only loss came 28-2 to No. 1 Wesleyan. But you can't put the Bulldogs over a Wilkinson County team that lost by just 7 to Savannah Christian, and has wins over Twiggs County and Wilcox County to its credit.

Class AA

1. Calhoun (1)
2. Fitzgerald (2)
3. Buford (3)
4. Jefferson County (4)
5. Jefferson (5)
6. Lovett (6)
7. Charlton County (7)
8. Thomasville (8)
9. Chattooga (9)
10. Armuchee (10)

THEY SAY: Westminster deserves to be ranked.

WE SAY: They may be right. The Wildcats lost a pair of two-point games to Class AAA teams to open the season (vs. Carrollton and Woodward Academy). Those two have a combined record of 14-2, and Carrollton is ranked No. 6 in Class AAA.

I'm not quite a believer in the Trojans' unbeaten record yet,  but that doesn't diminish Westminster's track record, which includes a win over Lovett. A good showing this week against Buford would say a lot. A win, and I might have to re-think AA completely.

Class AAA

1. Gainesville (1)
2. Carver-Columbus (2)
3. Peach County (3)
4. St. Pius X (4)
5. Washington County (5)
6. LaGrange (6)
7. Baldwin (7)
8. Jackson (8)
9. Carrollton (9)
10. North Hall (10)

THEY SAY: Creekview is better than North Hall.

WE SAY: How do you figure? And I'd really like an answer on this one. North Hall dominated Creekview by more than the final margin (45-21) showed. The Trojans had 542 yards of total offense in that game, and outgained Creekview on the ground, 440-182. Hard to believe that's a fluke.

Creekview (7-1) gets the one-game edge in record, but then again, the Grizzlies didn't play Buford and Gainesville, like North Hall did. 

The only other feather in Creekview's cap is the win over Sequoyah in Week 1. Sequoyah was ranked No. 6 in AAAA at the time, but has lost twice more since then and struggled in wins over Cass (1-7) and Rome (3-6).

Class AAAA

1. Westside-Macon (1)
2. Griffin (2)
3. Southwest DeKalb (3)
4. North Clayton (6)
5. Marist (4)
6. Tucker (5)
7. Sandy Creek (7)
8. Apalachee (8)
9. Hiram (9)
10. Thomas County Central (-)

THEY SAY: Griffin is No. 1.

WE SAY: That's hard to argue against. Westside-Macon got my No. 2 vote after four of my top five (SW DeKalb, Marist, Rome, Sandy Creek) lost in Week 1, and they took over the top spot when Marist beat Tucker. I've kept them there basically because they haven't done anything to lose it. But Griffin's resume is looking more impressive each week.

Westside plays their toughest opponent of the regular season - Thomas County Central - this week. It'll be interesting to see how they fare. I doubt anything less than a loss will convince me to move them from the top spot, but a solid win would certainly leave me more confident in my vote. 

Class AAAAA

1. Northside-Warner Robins (1)
2. Grayson (2)
3. Lowndes (3)
4. Stephenson (4)
5. North Gwinnett (5)
6. Newnan (6)
7. MLK Jr. (7)
8. Camden County (8)
9. McEachern (10)
10. Peachtree Ridge (9)

THEY SAY: I'm overrating MLK.

I SAY: The Lions are nasty on defense and their only loss is to unbeaten Stephenson. Space in the AAAAA poll is hard to get this year, but I've gotta believe with all the talent MLK trots out each week (they're more than just Mack Brown) the Lions are one of AAAAA's top 10 teams.