B-U moves up to No. 12 in Class AAAA playoff ratings

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TENNERTON — WVSSAC playoff ratings through eight weeks of regular season play. The top 16 in each classification qualify for the postseason. Weekly ratings are released each Tuesday through the completion of the regular season.

Buckhannon-Upshur moved up three spots to No. 12 this week after a 62-28 home win over East Fairmont. They have three games remaining. 

The Bucs will host Lincoln this Friday for a 7 p.m. kick.

CLASS AAAA

Rank

School

Rating

Won

Lost

Tied

Scored

Allowed

Points

Bonus

1 GEORGE WASHINGTON 18.14 7 0 0 321 89 96 31
2 MARTINSBURG 16.86 7 0 0 344 42 96 22
3 UNIVERSITY 16.5 8 0 0 403 116 114 18
4 MORGANTOWN 15.5 6 1 0 285 69 90 18.5
5 CABELL MIDLAND 14.86 6 1 0 273 74 84 20
6 HUNTINGTON 13.79 5 2 0 261 151 69 27.5
7 MUSSELMAN 11.29 3 4 0 118 184 42 37
8 SPRING MILLS 11.06 3 4 0 213 241 45 32.4
9 JEFFERSON 10.14 2 5 0 99 277 30 41
10 PARKERSBURG 10.04 3 5 0 167 262 45 35.3
11 WOODROW WILSON 9.31 3 5 0 219 294 42 32.5
12 BUCKHANNON-UPSHUR 8.26 3 4 0 157 270 36 21.8
13 WASHINGTON 8.21 2 5 0 171 287 30 27.5
14 WHEELING PARK 7.96 2 6 0 125 305 30 33.7
15 PRESTON 7.4 2 5 0 136 214 27 24.8
16 PARKERSBURG SOUTH 7.19 1 6 0 168 273 15 35.3
17 RIVERSIDE 7.07 2 5 0 108 274 27 22.5
17 HURRICANE 7.07 2 5 0 170 244 27 22.5
19 HEDGESVILLE 4.97 0 7 0 74 300 0 34.8
20 OAK HILL 3.17 0 7 0 79 219 0 22.2

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