Bishop Gorman’s Brevin Jordan celebrates his touchdown with Tate Martell (18) against Liberty in the Class 4A state football championship game (Photo: Erik Verduzco, Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP)

Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) pulled off the USA TODAY High School Sports’ football rankings sweep, finishing No. 1 in the Super 25 Expert and Super 25 Computer rankings.

The Gaels (15-0), winners of eight consecutive Nevada state titles and 54 games in a row, had not won the Computer crown in the previous two seasons despite winning the Expert title. Katy (Texas) was No. 1 in the Computer rankings last season and De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) edged Gorman in 2014.

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Bishop Gorman had been No. 1 in the Computer rankings, was overtaken by Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) and then took back the No. 1 spot when Mater Dei lost to St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.).

Bosco finishes at No. 2, followed by Mater Dei. IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) is No. 4 and Georgia AAAAAA champion Grayson (Loganville) is No. 5. Grayson’s lone loss was in the season opener to IMG.

Centennial (Corona, Calif.) is No. 6, giving the Trinity League three of the top six teams in the final Computer rankings. Bosco and Mater Dei also are Trinity League members.

Texas state champions DeSoto and Lake Travis (Austin) are Nos., 7 and 8, followed by St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia) and Chandler (Ariz.) to round out the Top 10. Chandler finished the season with a convincing victory against Valdosta (Ga.) in the GEICO State Champions Bowl Series on Friday in Frisco, Texas.

University of San Diego (Calif.) begins the second 10, followed by St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale), which also won its game in the GEICO series. Prairie Ridge (Ill.), the No. 1 team in the Midwest according to the computer, is No. 13. DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) and East St. Louis (Ill.) finished the top 15.

Cass Tech (Detroit) is No. 16, followed by Camas (Wash.), Trinity (Louisville), Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.) and East (Salt Lake City).

The final five are Cartersville (Ga.), West Orange-Stark (Orange, Texas), Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.), Loyola Academy (Wilmette, Ill.) and Mountain Pointe (Phoenix).

Earlier this month, Highland Park (Dallas) won its first Texas 5A Division I title since 2005, when Detroit Lions star QB Matthew Stafford was under center.

The Scots, behind Jerry Jones’ grandson John Stephen, defeated Temple 16-7 to take home the title.

Stafford sent the team a short video message before the game, and, ahead of his return to Dallas to face the Cowboys Monday, discussed what it was like playing high school football for a Texas powerhouse.

Click the gallery below to see who is playing in the Under Armour All-America Game on Jan. 1 in Orlando:

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The Under Armour All-America Game will be played on New Year’s Day in Orlando, and the company unveiled the uniforms for the game Tuesday on Twitter.

Under Armour teased the big reveal with some sharp state-specific cleats earlier Tuesday.

Get caught up on all the news surrounding the game here, including a gallery of the honorees and which players could be committing this weekend.

The Super 25 Computer rankings are provided by Ken Massey.

The regional rankings mirror the geographic areas of the expert rankings, which you can find here. Numbers after each school are where the team is ranked nationally, according to the computer.

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Quarterback Shawn Robinson and DeSoto finished as the No. 1 team in the Southwest (Photo: John Glaser, TexasHSFootball.com)

EAST
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, District of Columbia, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Connecticut, Vermont, Virginia, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Maine

1. St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia), 9
2. DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.), 14
3. Paramus Catholic (Paramus, N.J.), 40
4. St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, N.J.), 46
5. Darien (Conn.), 49
6. Erie Cathedral Prep (Erie, Pa.), 61
7. Troy (N.Y.), 75
8. Archbishop Wood (Philadelphia), 80
9. Henry Wise (Upper Marlboro, Md.), 84
10. St. John’s (Washington, D.C.), 92

SOUTHEAST
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and South Carolina

1. IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.), 4
2. Grayson (Loganville, Ga.), 5
3. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), 12
4. Cartersville (Ga.), 21
5. Hoover (Ala.), 37
6. American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.), 41
7. Mill Creek (Hoschton, Ga.), 43
8. Whitehaven (Memphis), 50
9. Dutch Fork (Irmo, S.C.), 51
10. Brentwood Academy (Brentwood, Tenn.), 54

MIDWEST
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wisconsin

1. Prairie Ridge (Crystal Lake, Ill.), 13
2. East St. Louis (Ill.), 15
3. Cass Tech (Detroit), 16
4. Trinity (Louisville), 18
5. Loyola Academy (Wilmette, Ill.), 24
6. Totino-Grace (Fridley, Minn.), 29
7. Center Grove (Greenwood, Ind.), 30
8. Elk River (Minn.), 34
9. Saint Xavier (Cincinnati), 35
10. Park Ridge-Maine South (Park Ridge, Ill.), 38

SOUTHWEST
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas

1. DeSoto (Texas), 7
2. Lake Travis (Austin, Texas), 8
3. West Orange-Stark (Orange, Texas), 22
4. The Woodlands (Texas), 26
5. Edna Karr (New Orleans), 31
6. Aledo (Texas), 32
7. Fayetteville (Ark.), 39
8. Allen (Texas), 45
9. Rio Rancho (N.M.), 57
10. Clinton (Miss.), 63

WEST
Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming

1. Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas), 1
2. St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.), 2
3. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.), 3
4. Centennial (Corona, Calif.), 6
5. Chandler (Ariz.), 10
6. University of San Diego (Calif.), 11
7. Camas (Wash.), 17
8. Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.), 19
9. East (Salt Lake City), 20
10. Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.), 23

The GEICO State Bowl Champions Series featured teams from Florida, Georgia, Utah and Arizona in games in Frisco, Texas, on Friday night.

In the opener, Chandler (Ariz.) beat Valdosta (Ga.).

In the nightcap, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) beat Bingham (South Jordan, Utah).

Here is a photo gallery from Ray Carlin of USA TODAY Sports Images, highlighting the action.

St. John Bosco was the top team in California, according to the Super 25 Computer. (Photo: Jayne Kamin-Oncea, USA TODAY Sports)

Here is the top-ranked team in each state.

For more, click here and use the dropdown to select the state for full rankings.

Alabama: Hoover

Alaska: Anchorage East (Anchorage)

Arizona: Chandler

Arkansas: Fayetteville

California: St. John Bosco (Bellflower)

Colorado: Valor Christian (Highlands Ranch)

Connecticut: Darien

Delaware: Smyrna

District of Columbia: St. John’s College

Florida: IMG Academy (Bradenton)

Georgia: Grayson (Loganville)

Hawaii: Saint Louis (Honolulu)

Idaho: Mountain View (Meridian)

Illinois: Prairie Ridge (Crystal Lake)

Indiana: Center Grove (Greenwood)

Iowa: Dowling (West Des Moines)

Kansas: Bishop Miege (Shawnee Mission)

Kentucky: Trinity (Louisville)

Louisiana: Karr (New Orleans)

Maine: Brunswick

Maryland: DeMatha (Hyattsville)

Massachusetts: Falmouth

Michigan: Cass Tech (Detroit)

Minnesota: Totino-Grace (Fridley)

Mississippi: Clinton

Missouri: Kirkwood

Montana: Beaverhead County (Dillon)

Nebraska: Bellevue West

Nevada: Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)

New Hampshire: Bedford

New Jersey: Paramus Catholic

New Mexico: Rio Rancho

New York: Troy

North Carolina: Dudley (Greensboro)

North Dakota: Century (Bismarck)

Ohio: St. Xavier (Cincinnati)

Oklahoma: Wagoner

Oregon: West Linn (Portland)

Pennsylvania: St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia)

Rhode Island: Bishop Hendricken (Warwick)

South Carolina: Dutch Fork (Irmo)

South Dakota: Madison

Tennessee: Whitehaven (Memphis)

Utah: Salt Lake City East

Vermont: Bellows Falls

Virginia: Highland Springs

Washington: Camas

West Virginia: Martinsburg

Wisconsin: Kimberly

Wyoming: Star Valley (Afton)

Marvin Wilson, the No. 1 defensive tackle in the nation and No. 3 player overall according to 247Sports, revealed his “final five” upon his arrival at the Under Armour All-America Game in Orlando on Tuesday

And there was a surprise choice in the group.

Wilson’s five are Florida State, LSU, Oklahoma, Ohio State and South Florida. He will make his announcement on National Signing Day on Feb. 1.

Texas and Texas A&M did not make the final cut, but his relationship with new South Florida coach Charlie Strong — the former Longhorns coach — impacted his decision to include the Bulls.

“He’s somebody who got to know me as a guy throughout the process and that spoke volumes,” Wilson said. “Now that he’s at USF, I want to take that into consideration.”

Wilson, an American Family Insurance ALL-USA first team selection from Episcopal in Bellaire, Texas, is scheduled to visit LSU on Jan. 13 and said he has not determined which school will get his last official visit.

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Harold Ogilvie, Maynard

The Tigers’ sixth-year skipper saw his roster bottom out to 26 players in the preseason, but steadied the ship, navigated injuries and kept the momentum of a 2015 campaign in which Maynard started 3-4, but closed with four straight wins. This fall, the Tigers roared to a 12-0 record against the toughest schedule in their division, according to state power rankings, and reached the 4A Super Bowl.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Bobby Maimaron, Duxbury

The senior quarterback led the Dragons to a 12-1 record and the Division 2 state championship this past season, completing 160-of-267 passes for 2,621 yards and 40 touchdowns against just three interceptions. He also ran for 878 yards and 14 scores.

First Team

QB Bobby Maimaron (6-1, 170, Sr.), Duxbury

RB Danny Abraham (5-11, 185, Sr.), BC High (Boston)

RB Ifeatu Melifonwu (6-4, 190, Sr.), Grafton

WR Henry McDonough (6-0, 165, Sr.), Winchester

WR Khalil Blair (5-7, 180, Jr.), Cathedral (Boston)

TE Patrick Freiermuth (6-5, 230, Jr.), Brooks (North Andover)

OL Alec Lindstrom (6-3, 240, Sr.), Shepherd Hill (Dudley)

OL Finn Dirstine (6-5, 320, Jr.), Lawrence Academy (Groton)

OL James Lavin (6-1, 235, Sr.), Falmouth

OL Allan Rappleyea (6-5, 278, Jr.), Milton Academy

OL Mark Mulvaney (6-3, 270, Sr.), Holliston

Second Team

QB E.J. Perry (6-2, 190, Sr.), Andover

RB Cole McCubrey (6-1, 190, Sr.), West Boylston

RB Issac Nascimento (5-10, 165, Jr.), Wareham

WR Austin Ryan (6-1, 180, Sr.), Williston Northampton (Easthampton)

WR Bobby Mylod (6-2, 210, Sr.), North Attleboro

TE Dean Brooks (6-1, 195, Sr.), Billerica

OL Dan Gioioso (5-10, 255, Sr.), Xaverian Brothers (Westwood)

OL Patrick Flynn (6-4, 275, Sr.), Hanover

OL Riley Burns (6-4, 290, Sr.), Milford

OL Greg Wood (6-2, 265, Sr.), Braintree

OL Cory Ryder (6-4, 290, Sr.), Nantucket

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jack McGowan, Catholic Memorial (West Roxbury)

The senior linebacker amassed 160 tackles, nine tackles for loss and picked off a pair of passes to anchor what was the No. 4 defense in all of Division 1 for CM (7-4). A three-time All-Conference selection at linebacker, McGowan recorded 114 solo tackles as part of his 2016 total, which included a single-game high of 25, and was named the Catholic Conference MVP.

First Team

DL Bo Millett (6-3, 225, Sr.), Marblehead

DL Cal Flanders (6-3, 248, Sr.), Xaverian Brothers (Westwood)

DL Giovanni Fernandes (5-11, 225, Sr.), King Philip (Wrentham)

DL Duval Paul (6-2, 245, Sr.), Everett

LB Blake Gallagher (6-1, 220, Sr.), St. Sebastian’s (Needham)

LB Jack McGowan (6-1, 215, Sr.), Catholic Memorial (West Roxbury)

LB Jack McNeil (6-0, 200, Jr.), Marshfield

DB Brian Espanet (6-4, 190, Sr.), Millis-Hopedale (Millis)

DB Sherron Dailey-Harris (6-0, 180, Sr.), Lawrence Academy (Groton)

DB Matt Andreas (5-11, 185, Sr.), Danvers

DB Noah Gray (6-5, 224, Sr.), Leominster

Second Team

DL Hunter Brown (6-1, 275, Sr.), St. John’s Prep (Danvers)

DL Shane Collins (6-3, 245, Sr.), Stoneham

DL Scott Murphy (6-3, 240, Sr.), Billerica

DL Xavier Gonsalves (6-3, 220, So.), Mashpee

LB Eric Kiley (6-1, 185, Sr.), Leominster

LB Gates Kelliher (6-0, 205, Jr.), Falmouth

LB Aidan Gillis (6-2, 220, Jr.), Marblehead

DB Nick Couhig (6-0, 185, Sr.), Falmouth

DB Keshaun Brown (5-9, 160, Sr.), Brockton

DB Justin Faia (5-8, 170, Sr.), Marblehead

DB Brendan McKeon (6-1, 185, Jr.), Shepherd Hill (Dudley)

SPECIAL TEAMS

P/K Diogo DeSousa (5-10, 185, Sr.), Mansfield

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Byron Dawson, Evangel Christian (Shreveport)

Dawson led Evangel Christian from an 0-2 start to the Division I state championship, and did it under emotionally trying circumstances. The Eagles had to play the state title game against Scotlandville Magnet one day after the shooting death of former Evangel star running back Joe McKnight, who went on to play for USC and the New York Jets.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Keytaon Thompson, Landry-Walker (New Orleans)

Thompson passed for 3,825 yards and 46 touchdowns and rushed for 1,434 yards and 26 scores as Landry-Walker won its final 12 games and captured the Class 5A state title. In the championship game, the Mississippi State commit totaled 473 yards and six touchdowns in a 50-21 win over West Monroe.

First Team

QB Keytaon Thompson (6-5, 225, Sr.), Landry-Walker (New Orleans)

RB Travis Etienne (5-11, 196, Sr.), Jennings

RB Elijah Mitchell (5-11, 215, Sr.), Erath

WR DeVonta Jason (6-3, 194, Jr.), Landry-Walker (New Orleans)

WR Devonte Smith (6-1, 155, Sr.), Amite

TE Glenn Beal (6-5, 255, Jr.), John Curtis Christian (River Ridge)

OL Isaac Ellis (6-3, 302, Jr.), Carroll (Monroe)

OL Dwayne Fisher (6-5, 305, Sr.), John Ehret (Marrero)

OL Mikhail Hill (6-3, 300, Sr.), West Jefferson (Harvey)

OL Dare Rosenthal (6-7, 309, Jr.), Ferriday

OL Dakota Torbert (6-6, 315, Sr.), Destrehan

Second Team

QB Aldon Clark (6-3, 200, Sr.), Edna Karr (New Orleans)

RB Tyrese Walker (5-8, 180, Jr.), Madison Prep (Baton Rouge)

RB Kordavion Washington (5-9, 170, Jr.), Calvary Baptist (Shreveport)

WR Justin Jefferson (6-3, 180, Sr.), Destrehan

WR Terrace Marshall (6-3, 189, Jr.), Parkway (Bossier City)

TE Dantreize Scott (6-5, 245, Jr.), Ferriday

OL Josh Cooper (6-7, 355, Sr.), Haughton

OL Corey Dublin (6-4, 285, Sr.), Jesuit (New Orleans)

OL Adrian Ealy (6-5, 285, Sr.), East Ascension

OL Cameron Jackel (6-6, 300, Sr.), Archbishop Shaw (Marrero)

OL Brendon Kelley (6-4, 323, Jr.), Pine (Franklinton)

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Chris Allen, Southern Lab (Baton Rouge)

Allen was the man in the middle for a Southern Lab defense that recorded six shutouts and allowed just 70 points all season, culminating with a 36-9 win over Ascension Episcopal in the Division IV state title game. A University of Alabama commit and an Under Armour All-American, Allen recorded 92 tackles, 16 for loss, and eight sacks.

First Team

DL Louis Blanchard (6-3, 272, Sr.), South Terrebonne (Bourg)

DL Davin Cotton (6-3, 275, Jr.), Evangel Christian (Shreveport)

DL Phidarian Mathis (6-4, 287, Jr.), Neville (Monroe)

DL Tyler Shelvin (6-3, 300, Sr.), Notre Dame (Crowley)

LB Chris Allen (6-4, 240, Sr.), Southern Lab (Baton Rouge)

LB Derrick Munson (6-0, 200, Sr.), Archbishop Rummel (Metairie)

LB John Bailey Gullatt (6-0, 225, Jr.), West Monroe

DB Terrell Bailey (6-0, 175, Sr.), John Ehret (Marrero)

DB Kelvin Joseph (6-0, 182, Sr.), Scotlandville (Baton Rouge)

DB Brad Stewart (6-1, 198, Sr.), McDonogh 35 (New Orleans)

DB Garrett Wallow (6-3, 200, Sr.), John Curtis Christian (River Ridge)

Second Team

DL Christian Brooks (6-0, 180, Sr.), Assumption (Napoleonville)

DL Dennis Collins (6-3, 230, Sr.), West Monroe

DL Demonde Harris (6-1, 300, Sr.), Edna Karr (New Orleans)

DL Jalen Harris (6-2, 250, Jr.), Haynesville

LB Rico Gonzalez (6-2, 215, Sr.), North Webster (Springhill)

LB Rashaun Preston (5-11, 190, Sr.), Lutcher

LB Josh Paul (6-2, 215, Sr.), De La Salle (New Orleans)

DB JaCorion Andrews (6-1, 180, Sr.), Neville (Monroe)

DB Corione Harris (6-1, 170, Jr.), Landry-Walker (New Orleans)

DB Todd Harris (6-0, 180, Sr.), Plaquemine

DB Tre Swilling (6-0, 180, Sr.), Brother Martin (New Orleans)

SPECIAL TEAMS

K/P Yasser Delgadillo (5-7, 140, Sr.), Tioga

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the 2016 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Arkansas Football Team. Players were selected based on their athletic achievements from the 2016-17 season.

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Kevin Kelley, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock)

One of the country’s most innovative coaches — known affectionately by some as the coach who never punts — Kelley led the explosive Bruins to their third consecutive Class 5A state title, 55-16. Kelley has won six state crowns in all, and his team hasn’t lost to another Arkansas squad since the 2013 playoffs.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Taylor Powell, Fayetteville

The state’s Gatorade Player of the Year capped a brilliant career with his second straight state title. Powell threw  for 3,473 yards and 44 touchdowns as a senior, with just six interceptions, and broke the Class 7A record for career TD passes with 113.

First Team

QB Taylor Powell (6-1, 205, Sr.), Fayetteville

RB Monta Thomas (6-0, 200, Sr.), Hampton

RB Darius Hopkins (6-0, 195, Sr.), Nashville

WR Koilan Jackson (6-3, 210, Sr.), Robinson (Little Rock)

WR Jonathan Adams (6-3, 180, Sr.), Jonesboro

TE B.J. Thompson (6-6, 210, Sr.), England

OL Ty Clary (6-4, 275, Sr.), Fayetteville

OL Kirby Adcock (6-5, 270, Sr.), Nashville

OL Hunter Moreton (6-1, 275, Sr.), Southside (Fort Smith)

OL Damon Nelson (6-2, 330, Sr.), Har-Ber (Springdale)

OL Seth Martin (6-5, 280, Sr.), Pulaski Academy (Little Rock)

Second Team

QB Jarrod Barnes (5-11, 175, Sr.), Cabot

RB Pierre Strong  (6-1, 185, Sr.), McClellan (Little Rock)

RB Jaren Watkins (5-7, 165, Sr.), Pulaski Academy (Little Rock)

WR Barrett Banister (6-0, 175, Sr.), Fayetteville

WR Kyler Williams (5-9, 165, Sr.), Springdale

TE Jonathan McCoy (6-7, 210, Sr.) Camden Fairview

OL Beau German (6-1, 275, Sr.), Pea Ridge

OL Jennings Stanley (6-3, 310, Sr.), Jonesboro

OL Jack Short (6-4, 240, Sr.), Bentonville

OL Dameyun McDonald (6-1, 260, Sr.), West Helena Central

OL Logan Abernathy (6-3, 250, Sr.), Mt. Ida

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Akial Byers, Fayetteville

The Alabama recruit was one of the nation’s most disruptive interior linemen, helping the Bulldogs to their second straight Class 7A state championship. Byers, an Under Armour All-American and the Northwest Arkansas Touchdown Club Defensive Lineman of the Year, notched seven sacks and 30 quarterback hurries as a senior.

First Team

DL Akial Byers (6-3, 280, Sr.), Fayetteville

DL Matthew Campbell (6-1, 220, Sr.), Russellville

DL David Porter (6-3, 230, Sr.), Robinson (Little Rock)

DL Zavion Moore (6-2, 250, Jr.), North Little Rock

LB Oliver Nasilai (6-2, 235, Jr.), Har-Ber (Springdale)

LB Luke Harper (6-2, 215, Sr.), Walnut Ridge

LB Marvin Moody (6-3, 210, Sr.), Bryant

DB Hayden Henry (6-3, 215, Sr.), Pulaski Academy (Little Rock)

DB Hayden Lassiter (6-0, 175, Sr.), Warren

DB Isaac Disney (6-0, 150, Sr.), Prairie Grove

DB Tre’ Norwood (6-0, 175, Sr.), Northside (Fort Smith)

Second Team

DL Blake Franks (6-3, 210, Sr.), Batesville

DL Lake Tucker (6-3, 260, Sr.), El Dorado

DL Isaiah Nichols (6-4, 270, Jr.), Springdale

DL Jay Marks (6-0, 205, Sr.), Prescott

LB Cody Koch (5-10, 170, Sr.), Greenwood

LB Isaiah Williams (6-0, 190, Sr.), Des Arc

LB Myles Fells (5-11, 185, Sr.), Robinson (Little Rock)

DB Andrew Ellis (6-0, 175, Sr.), Fayetteville

DB Montaric Brown (6-1, 180, Sr.), Ashdown

DB Devontai Pounds (6-0, 165, Sr.), Wynne

DB Jordan Washington (6-3, 200, Sr.), Sylvan Hills (Sherwood)

SPECIAL TEAMS

K/P Hayden Moehring (5-9, 180, Sr.), Bentonville

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Dan Cooper, Brunswick

Cooper’s Dragons defeated Kennebunk in the Class B state title game, 28-6, to finish a perfect 11-0 season. It was Brunswick’s third straight appearance in the state championship game, but the program’s first state title since 1963.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Mike Laverriere, Thornton Academy (Saco)

In addition to completing 49 of 86 passes for 813 yards and seven touchdowns, the power-running QB rushed for 1,384 yards and 20 touchdowns on 157 carries. One of three finalists for the Fitzpatrick Trophy, which goes to the state’s best player, Laverriere also contributed 63 tackles and three interceptions on defense.

First Team

QB Mike Laverriere (6-2, 225, Sr.), Thornton Academy (Saco)

RB Dylan Bolduc (5-11, 180, Sr.), Portland

RB Trey Wood (6-0, 240, Sr.), Brewer

WR Ben Ekedahl (6-2, 175, Sr.), Cape Elizabeth

WR Jordan Roddy (5-10, 170, Jr.), Cony (Augusta)

TE Alex Marshall (6-7, 240, Sr.), Bridgton Academy (Bridgton)

OL Courtland Austin (6-1, 208, Sr.), Wells

OL Nick Bartholomew (6-3, 255, Sr.), Thornton Academy (Saco)

OL Trey Fallon (6-4, 300, Sr.), Falmouth

OL Parker Gammon (5-11, 215, Sr.), Bonny Eagle (Standish)

OL Dakota Joy (6-2, 240, Sr.), Scarborough

Second Team

QB Garrett McSweeney (6-1, 190, Sr.), Skowhegan

RB Miece Loureiro (5-11, 185, Sr.), Westbrook

RB Makao Thompson (6-0, 200, Sr.), Mt. Blue (Farmington)

WR Gunner McAllister (5-5, 130, Sr.), Lawrence (Fairfield)

WR Kordell Menard (6-0, 170, Jr.), Bonny Eagle (Standish)

TE Reese Lagerquist (6-4, 195, So.), Scarborough

OL Elijah Gagnon (6-2, 260, Jr.), Brunswick

OL Nick Giaquinto (6-2, 240, Sr.), Portland

OL Kyle Holman (6-3, 305, Sr.), Thornton Academy (Saco)

OL Justin Labrecque (6-3, 250, Jr.), Windham

OL Nick Works (5-11, 235, Jr.), Sanford

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Raffaele Salamone, Deering

Playing defensive tackle, Salamone was a force to be reckoned with, making 70 tackles — including 16 for loss — along with 20 quarterback hurries and three sacks. The senior also had two fumble recoveries and an interception that he returned for a touchdown.

First Team

DL Paul Buchanan (6-4, 210, Sr.), Greely

DL Austin Lufkin (6-4, 260, Sr.), Brewer

DL David Redmond (6-2, 265, Sr.), Westbrook

DL Raffaele Salamone (6-4, 240, Sr.), Deering

LB Keenan Collett (6-4, 215, Sr.), Orono

LB Jesse Devereaux (5-7, 165, Sr.), Brunswick

LB Alex Sprague (5-11, 185, Jr.), Bonny Eagle (Standish)

DB Ethan Belanger (5-11, 165, Sr.), Sanford

DB Joey Curit (5-7, 165, Sr.), Biddeford

DB Cameron Day (5-11, 175, Sr.), Bonny Eagle (Standish)

DB Riley Dempsey (5-9, 165, Sr.), Wells

Second Team

DL Gage Cyr (5-10, 193, Sr.), Sanford

DL Zeb Leavitt (6-4, 278, Jr.), Cheverus (Portland)

DL Kirby Morrell (6-2, 225, Sr.), Bonny Eagle (Standish)

DL Orlando Simmonds (6-1, 205, Sr.), Falmouth

LB Kaleb Caron (5-11, 215, Sr.), Winslow/Gardiner (Gardiner)

LB Aren Dickman (5-10, 220, Sr.), Scarborough

LB Patrick Saunders (5-10, 215, Sr.), Kennebunk

DB Hunter Garrett (6-1, 175, Sr.), Brunswick

DB L.J. Lucas (5-9, 160, Sr.), Hebron Academy

DB Cam Theberge (5-7, 148, Sr.), Bonny Eagle (Standish)

DB Finn Zechman (6-0, 175, Sr.), South Portland

SPECIAL TEAMS

KR Ben Palizay (5-8, 173, Sr.), Brunswick

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Alan Rodemaker, Valdosta

In his first year at the helm, Rodemaker returned one of the country’s premier programs to its previous glory days as the Wildcats won their 24th state title, but their first since 1998. The defensive coordinator for the previous six years, Rodemaker led Valdosta to a 14-1 season that ended with a 17-7 win over Tucker in the Class AAAAAA title game at the Georgia Dome.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Trevor Lawrence, Cartersville

In the state with perhaps the most quarterback talent in the country, Lawrence once again stood out. In leading the Purple Hurricanes to their second straight 15-0 season and Class AAAA championship, the junior threw for 3,904 passing yards with a staggering 51 touchdowns passes.

First Team

QB Trevor Lawrence (6-6, 196, Jr.), Cartersville

RB Sheldon Evans (5-10, 210, Sr.), Roswell

RB Trey Sermon (6-1, 215, Sr.), Sprayberry (Marietta)

WR Matthew Hill (6-2, 175, Jr.), Brookwood (Snellville)

WR Jeremiah Holloman (6-2, 195, Sr.), Newton (Covington)

TE Tyneil Hooper (6-2, 217, Sr.), Roswell

OL D’Antne Demery (6-6, 320, Sr.), Brunswick

OL Netori Johnson (6-5, 348, Sr.), Cedar Grove (Ellenwood)

OL Trey Hill (6-4, 333, Jr.), Houston County (Warner Robins)

OL Andrew Thomas (6-5, 310, Sr.), Pace (Atlanta)

OL Jamaree Salyer (6-4, 325, Jr.), Pace (Atlanta)

Second Team

QB Davis Mills (6-3, 192, Sr.), Greater Atlanta Christian (Norcross)

RB Zay Malcome (5-5, 170, Sr.), Westminster (Atlanta)

RB Colby Wood (5-10, 180, Jr.), Jefferson

WR Trey Blount (6-2, 185, Sr.), Pace (Atlanta)

WR Kearis Jackson (6-0, 190, Jr.), Peach County (Fort Valley)

TE Kemari Averett (6-7, 240, Sr.), Grady (Atlanta)

OL Christian Armstrong (6-4, 315, Jr.), Warner Robins

OL Caleb Chandler (6-5, 295, Sr.), Jefferson

OL Tony Gray (6-5, 290, Sr.), Grayson (Loganville)

OL James Ohonba (6-5, 320, Jr.), Woodland (Stockbridge)

OL Dylan Wonnum (6-5, 279, Jr.), Tucker

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Richard LeCounte, Liberty County (Hinesville)

The state’s best two-way talent is headed to Georgia next year, and this season proved why the Bulldogs were so hot on his trail. The five-star safety patrolled center field for the 11-2 Panthers, finishing with 100 tackles to go with two interceptions (13 on his career). He also scored 18 touchdowns on offense this year.

First Team

DL Markaviest Bryant (6-4, 225, Sr.), Crisp County (Cordele)

DL Malik Herring (6-4, 265, Sr.), Mary Persons (Forsyth)

DL Justin Mascoll (6-4, 237, Jr.), South Gwinnett (Snellville)

DL Aubrey Solomon (6-3, 305, Sr.), Lee County (Leesburg)

LB Jaden Hunter (6-2, 212, Sr.), Westlake (Atlanta)

LB Nate McBride (6-2, 220, Sr.), Vidalia Comprehensive (Vidalia)

LB Avery Showell (6-2, 195, Sr.), Cartersville

DB Derrik Allen (6-1, 175, Jr.), Lassiter (Marietta)

DB Richard LeCounte (5-11, 175, Sr.), Liberty County (Hinesville)

DB Jamyest Williams (5-9, 172, Sr.), Grayson (Loganville)

DB DeAngelo Gibbs (6-2, 205, Sr.), Grayson (Loganville)

Second Team

DL Aaron Sterling (6-1, 259, Sr.), Tucker

DL Drew Jordan (6-2, 236, Sr.), North Gwinnett (Suwanee)

DL MJ Webb (6-3, 270, Sr.), Morgan County (Madison)

DL Devonte Wyatt (6-4, 300, Sr.), Towers (Decatur)

LB Breon Dixon (6-0, 218, Sr.), Grayson (Loganville)

LB Walter Grant (6-4, 235, Sr.), Cairo

LB Leonard Warner (6-4, 225, Sr.), Brookwood (Snellville)

DB Tray Bishop (6-3, 193, Sr.), Terrell County (Dawson)

DB Xavier McKinney (6-1, 196, Sr.), Roswell

DB William Poole III (6-0, 180, Sr.), Hapeville Charter (Atlanta)

DB A.J. Terrell (6-2, 179, Sr.), Westlake (Atlanta)

SPECIAL TEAMS

K Brenton King (6-0, 165, Sr.), Mill Creek (Hoschton)

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the 2016 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Tennessee Football Team. Players were selected based on their athletic achievements from the 2016-17 season.

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Derek Rang, Dresden

In just his third season, Rang guided the Lions to a perfect 15-0 season and the Class 1A state title. Dresden won 11 games by more than 30 points — including the 62-27 rout in the finale — with its closest call a 19-point victory.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Ty Chandler, Montgomery Bell (Nashville)

Chandler was named Mr. Football Back in Division II-AA and led the Big Red to the state final. A U.S. Army All-American and a Tennessee commit, he rushed for 2,252 yards and 39 touchdowns on 259 carries.

First Team

QB Darius Harper (6-4, 205, Sr.), Austin-East (Knoxville)

RB Cordarrian Richardson (6-0, 220, Sr.), Trezevant (Memphis)

RB Ty Chandler (6-0, 205, Sr.), Montgomery Bell (Nashville)

WR Amari Rodgers (5-10, 185, Sr.), Knoxville Catholic

WR Tee Higgins (6-4, 190, Sr.), Oak Ridge

TE Latrell Bumphus (6-4, 240, Sr.), Hardin County (Savannah)

OL Trey Smith (6-6, 300, Sr.), University (Jackson)

OL Jacob Rimmer (6-7, 260, Sr.), Milan

OL Cade Mays (6-5, 310, Jr.), Knoxville Catholic

OL Will Lawrence (6-4, 295, Jr.), Harding Academy (Memphis)

OL Max Wray (6-6, 280, Sr.), Franklin

Second Team

QB Preston Rice (6-2, 215, Sr.), Wayne County (Waynesboro)

RB Eric Gray (5-10, 180, So.), Lausanne (Memphis)

RB Kylan Watkins (5-11, 170, Sr.), Whitehaven (Memphis)

WR Camron Johnson (6-1, 185, Jr.), Brentwood Academy

WR Tykee Kellogg (6-6, 190, Jr.), Alcoa

TE Joeseph Sewell (6-3, 250, Sr.), Blackman (Murfreesboro)

OL Eli Katina (6-2, 275, Sr.), Centennial (Franklin)

OL Griffin Hawkins (6-3, 245, Sr.), Briarcrest Christian (Eads)

OL Rutger Reitmaier (6-3, 280, Sr.), Lipscomb (Nashville)

OL D.J. Delfendahl (6-5, 270, Sr.), Mount Juliet

OL Obinna Eze (6-7, 270, Sr.), Davidson (Nashville)

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: JaCoby Stevens, Oakland (Murfreesboro)

Ranked as the No. 26 recruit in the senior class by ESPN, Stevens led the Patriots to a state final appearance with a brilliant two-way senior season. The Under Armour All-American intercepted nine passes and made 64 tackles on defense, while also grabbing 38 passes for 690 yards and 12 touchdowns.

First Team

DL Trevis Hopper (6-3, 265, So.), Memphis Central

DL Josh Silvey (6-0, 280, Sr.), Greenback

DL Brant Lawless (6-2, 295, Sr.), Nashville Christian

DL Quinton Bohanna (6-5, 300, Sr.), Cordova

LB Aubrey Miller (6-2, 215, Sr.), Whitehaven (Memphis)

LB Jacob Phillips (6-3, 225, Sr.), East Nashville

LB T.D. Blackmon (6-0, 220, Sr.), Maryville

DB JaCoby Stevens (6-2, 200, Sr.), Oakland (Murfreesboro)

DB Maleik Gray (6-2, 205, Sr.), La Vergne

DB T.J. Carter (5-11, 185, Sr.), Stratford (Nashville)

DB Gentry Bonds (6-1, 195, Sr.), Riverdale (Murfreesboro)

Second Team

DL Tyree Toliver (6-1, 220, Sr.), Baylor (Chattanooga)

DL Tijuan Mason (6-6, 220, Sr.), Trezevant (Memphis)

DL Greg Emerson (6-4, 275, Jr.), North Side (Jackson)

DL Ben Hutch (6-4, 300, Sr.), Hillsboro (Nashville)

LB Cain McWilliams (6-2, 227, Sr.), Marshall County (Lewisburg)

LB Alex Kirkendoll (6-2, 220, Sr.), Marion County (Jasper)

LB Dorian Hopkins (5-11, 215, So.), University (Memphis)

DB Caleb Rozar (6-4, 200, Sr.), Dickson County (Dickson)

DB Zack Dobson (5-9, 170, Sr.), Fulton (Knoxville)

DB Landon Guidry (6-1, 190, Sr.), Independence (Thompson’s Station)

DB Theo Jackson (6-2, 180, Sr.), Overton (Nashville)

SPECIAL TEAMS

K Jacob Smith (6-2, 200, Sr.), Siegel (Murfreesboro)

Six players ranked as five stars by the 247Sports Composite remain uncommitted with several set to announce at either the Under Armour All-America Game on Jan. 1 or the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Jan. 7.

Here is a look at each player’s expected plan and schools that remain involved.

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2. Foster Sarell, OT, Graham-Kapowsin (Graham, Wash.). Expected to announce his decision at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. His finalists are Nebraska, Notre Dame, Stanford, USC and Washington. He has taken official visits to all of them, except Stanford. He has visited Palo Alto numerous times unofficially. Stanford has landed another top 20 tackle in Walker Little from Bellaire (Episcopal, Texas).

3. Marvin Wilson, DT, Episcopal (Bellaire, Texas). Revealed his top five of Florida State, Oklahoma, LSU, Ohio State and South Florida when he arrived at the Under Armour All-America Game. He plans to announce on signing day. He has taken official visits to Oklahoma, Florida State and Ohio State and has a visit planned for Jan. 13 to LSU. He said he has not decided where — or if — he will use his fifth visit.

7. Jeffrey Okudah, CB, South Grand Prairie (Grand Prairie, Texas). Expected to announce at the Army Bowl and is said to be down to Ohio State, Oklahoma and Florida. Ohio State has long been considered the favorite.

12. Darnay Holmes, CB, Calabassas (Calif.). Expected to announce at the Army Bowl from Nebraska, Ohio State, USC and UCLA. The Bruins are the favorite, but he visited Ohio State for the Michigan game and got an in-home visit from Ohio State coaches before the dead period began in mid-December.

16. Joseph Lewis, WR, Hawkins (Los Angeles). Has not set a commitment date, saying in his most recent USA TODAY blog that he might announce at the Army Bowl, but he also could wait until signing day. He had in-home visit with USC, Nebraska and Arizona State among others.

31. Aubrey Solomon, DE, Lee County (Leesburg, Ga.). Expected to commit on signing day and has official visits scheduled for January to USC, Auburn and Florida in the final three weeks.

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the 2016 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Illinois Football Team. Players were selected based on their athletic achievements from the 2016-17 season.

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Tim Thornton, Peoria

In his seventh season at Peoria’s helm, Thornton lifted the Lions to the first state championship in school history. In the six years prior to his arrival, the team won just 13 games; since, they are 52-24 — and the Lions are now state Class 5A champions.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Samson Evans, Prairie Ridge (Crystal Lake)

In a run-first offense, Evans orchestrated the option to perfection in leading the Wolves (14-0) to the Class 6A state championship. The junior QB ran for 274 yards in the state final, finishing the season with 2,211 yards and 43 touchdowns on the ground (9.6 yards a carry), while also throwing for 815 yards and 13 touchdowns.

First Team

QB Samson Evans (6-4, 195, Jr.), Prairie Ridge (Crystal Lake)

RB Geno Hess (5-7, 181, Jr.), Peoria

RB Vittorio Tricase (5-7, 175, Sr.), Glenbard North (Carol Stream)

WR Ricky Smalling (6-1, 195, Sr.), Brother Rice (Oak Lawn)

WR Jeff Thomas (5-10, 170, Sr.), East St. Louis

TE Jake Marwede (6-5, 238, Sr.), Loyola Academy (Wilmette)

OL Jack Badovinac (6-2, 270, Sr.), Loyola Academy (Wilmette)

OL Sam Diehl (6-3, 275, Sr.), Lincoln-Way East (Frankfort)

OL Kendrick Green (6-4, 275, Sr.), Peoria

OL Kevin Jarvis (6-5, 340, Sr.), Maine South (Park Ridge)

OL John Michael Schmitz (6-4, 285, Sr.), Homewood-Flossmoor (Flossmoor)

Second Team

QB Zach Oles (6-0, 200, Sr.), Palatine

RB Ivory Kelly-Martin (5-11, 195, Sr.), Oswego East (La Grange Park)

RB Jordan Rowell (6-3, 195, Sr.), Immaculate Conception Catholic Prep (Elmhurst)

WR Avante’ Cox (5-11, 180, Sr.), Rochester

WR Marco Vitale (5-10, 180, Jr.), Ridgewood (Norridge)

TE Cole Kmet (6-5, 230, Sr.), St. Viator (Arlington Heights)

OL Sam Ambrogio (6-5, 295, Sr.), St. Charles North (St. Charles)

OL Wyatt Blake (6-5, 305, Jr.), Crystal Lake Central (Crystal Lake)

OL Dylan Deatherage (6-5, 267, Sr.), Bishop McNamara (Kankakee)

OL Jeff Jenkins (6-4, 250, Jr.), Prairie Ridge (Crystal Lake)

OL Matt Ricketts (6-4, 295, Sr.), Galesburg

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Devin O’Rourke, Lincoln-Way East (Frankfort)

The best junior in the state of Illinois was dominant from his defensive end spot this fall. On his way to Southwest Suburban Conference and Class 8A All-State honors, O’Rourke collected nine sacks and 19 tackles for loss to go with 95 total tackles, leading his team to the state quarterfinals.

First Team

DL A.J. Epenesa (6-5, 260, Sr.), Edwardsville

DL Chris Elmore (6-0, 278, Sr.), Phillips Academy (Chicago)

DL Devin O’Rourke (6-6, 245, Jr.), Lincoln-Way East (Frankfort)

DL Jacub Panasiuk (6-3, 266, Sr.), Lake Park (Roselle)

LB Micah Awodiran (6-1, 217, Sr.), Marist (Chicago)

LB Sean Coghlan (6-0, 205, Sr.), St. Rita (Chicago)

LB Jack Jessen (5-10, 190, Jr.), Willowbrook (Villa Park)

DB Camron Harrell (5-11, 181, Sr.), Bradley-Bourbonnais (Bradley)

DB Jace James (6-0, 185, Sr.), Glenbard North (Carol Stream)

DB Isaiah Robertson (6-3, 190, Sr.), Neuqua Valley (Naperville)

DB Cameron Ruiz (5-11, 165, Sr.), Lakes Community (Lake VIlla)

Second Team

DL Elijah James (6-4, 263, Sr.), Oswego East (Oswego)

DL Weston Kramer (6-2, 280, Sr.), Marmion Academy (Aurora)

DL Dionte Moorehead (6-4, 220, Sr.), Glenbard West (Glen Ellyn)

DL Joe Spivak (5-11, 282, Sr.), Montini Catholic (Lombard)

LB Blake Holley (6-1, 221, Sr.), Barrington

LB Frank Letizia (5-11, 190, Sr.), Lemont

LB Quincy Patterson (6-4, 220, Jr.), Solorio Academy (Chicago)

DB Kevin Block (5-11, 170, Sr.), Plainfield North

DB A.J. Christensen (6-1, 175, Jr.), Forreston

DB Mike Davis (6-2, 190, Sr.), St. Teresa (Decatur)

DB James Knight (6-0, 210, Sr.), East St. Louis

SPECIAL TEAMS

KR/PR Daquan Cross (5-10, 185, Sr.), West Aurora

USA TODAY High School Sports is proud to announce the 2016 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Idaho Football Team. Players were selected based on their athletic achievements from the 2016-17 season.

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COACH OF THE YEAR: Judd Benedick, Mountain View (Meridian)

After back-to-back runner-up finishes, Benedick finally got the Mavericks to the top of the mountain, leading them to the Class 5A state title, the first in school history. Mountain View finished the season 11-2, outscoring foes by an average of 30.7 points per game.

OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Colton Richardson, Lewiston

The future Idaho Vandal torched nearly every defense he saw in 2016. MVP of the Inland Empire League, Richardson completed 71.6 percent of his passes for 3,559 yards and 41 touchdowns with just six interceptions, leading the Bengals to a 9-1 record.

First Team

QB Colton Richardson (6-5, 225, Sr.), Lewiston

RB Carter Kuehl (5-8, 185, Jr.), Rocky Mountain (Meridian)

RB David Ames III (6-0, 180, Sr.), Skyline (Idaho Falls)

WR Keenan Pattwell (5-9, 160, Sr.), Mountain View (Meridian)

WR Luc Overton (6-1, 190, Sr.), Emmett

TE Harrison Ashby (6-4, 225, Sr.), Capital (Boise)

OL Alex Osborn (6-0, 275, Jr.), Fruitland

OL Alec Kuzmack (6-5, 295, Sr.), Eagle

OL Zach Redd (6-1, 285, Sr.), Rocky Mountain (Meridian)

OL Carter Ballenger (6-3, 305, Sr.), Mountain View (Meridian)

OL Dylan Kaasa (6-3, 265, Jr.), Skyline (Idaho Falls)

Second Team

QB Colson Yankoff (6-4, 205, Jr.), Coeur d’Alene

RB Keegan Duncan (6-2, 195, So.), Declo

RB Jerred Monnier (5-10, 160, Sr.), Vallivue (Caldwell)

WR Alex Light (5-11, 170, Sr.), Lewiston

WR Mason Price (6-3, 195, Jr.), Shelley

TE Brady Martin (6-4, 200, Sr.), St. Maries

OL John Ojukwu (6-6, 285, Sr.), Boise

OL Keeghan Freeborn (6-2, 305, Jr.), Rocky Mountain (Meridian)

OL Bryson Robinson (6-0, 230, Sr.), Declo

OL Pedro Galvan (6-0, 225, Sr.), Skyview (Nampa)

OL Wyatt Dorsey (6-3, 275, Sr.), Homedale

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tommy Togiai, Highland (Pocatello)

The state’s top junior recruit continued to dominate the line of scrimmage for the Rams, taking on two and three blockers at a time. Togiai made 62 tackles, with six sacks, an interception and a blocked field goal.

First Team

DL Tyler Eiguren (6-4, 235, Sr.), Fruitland

DL Tommy Togiai (6-3, 320, Jr.), Highland (Pocatello)

DL Nate Masterson (6-2, 205, Sr.), St. Maries

DL Aisa Kelemente (6-4, 225, Sr.), Highland (Pocatello)

LB Bryon Leckington (6-1, 188, Sr.), Shelley

LB Daniel Cantrell (6-1, 225, Sr.), Bishop Kelly (Boise)

LB Erik Haun (6-3, 220, Sr.), Mountain View (Meridian)

DB Jace Richter (6-1, 180, Sr.), Mountain View (Meridian)

DB Ryan Swanson (6-1, 195, Sr.), Eagle

DB Tyler Burton (6-0, 160, Jr.), Skyline (Idaho Falls)

DB Vince Sengelmann (6-3, 190, Sr.), Bishop Kelly (Boise)

Second Team

DL Daniel Boots (5-10, 235, Sr.), Mountain View (Meridian)

DL Jake McGinnis (6-3, 285, So.), Gooding

DL Zeke Birch (6-5, 275, Sr.), Madison (Rexburg)

DL Raoul Johnson (6-3, 210, Sr.), Bishop Kelly (Boise)

LB Caleb Ziegler (5-11, 185, Sr.), Fruitland

LB Kyle Frazier (5-11, 220, Sr.), Rocky Mountain (Meridian)

LB Mitchell Maxfield (6-3, 223, Sr.), Emmett

DB Bryson Comstock (5-9, 170, Sr.), Gooding

DB Casey Rodriguez (6-3, 195, Sr.), Fruitland

DB Owen Gifford (5-10, 180, Sr.), Wood River (Hailey)

DB Kolten Hitt (5-10, 170, Sr.), Raft River (Malta)

SPECIAL TEAMS

K Jonah Dalmas (5-8, 155, Sr.), Rocky Mountain (Meridian)

UCLA signee Jaylen Hands from Foothills Christian (El Cajon, Calif.) scored 33 points in a 79-63 victory against Calvert Hall (Baltimore) in the first round of the Under Armour Holiday Classic at Torrey Pines.

But, the talker of Day 1 from the event was this pair of dunks, especially the dribble drive from the wing:

Below are the top plays from Day 1 of the Slam Dunk to The Beach Tournament, courtesy of Overtime.

KVonn Cramer, Mount Pleasant (Wilmington, Del.)

De’Vondre Perry, Baltimore Polytech Institute (Md.)

Dhamir Cosby-Roundtree, Neumann Goretti (Philadelphia)

Raheem Carter, Roselle Catholic (N.J.)

Kahlil Whitney, Roselle Catholic (N.J.)

Seth Pinkney, Archbishop Wood (Warminster, Pa.)

Isaiah Washington, St. Raymond (Bronx, N.Y.)

Jordan Walker/Nick Richards, The Patrick School (Elizabeth, N.J.)

Keith Williams, Bishop Loughlin (Brooklyn, N.Y.)

Markquis Nowell, Bishop Loughlin (Brooklyn, N.Y.)

Alabama head coach Nick Saban watches over a Peach Bowl NCAA college football practice in Atlanta, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2016. (Photo: David Goldman, AP)

As the nation’s top players gather for the Under Armour All-America Game and the U.S. Army All-American Bowl over the next two weeks, a number of high-profile recruits will make their college decisions. Many will be enrolled within days of the game.

Here are the latest USA TODAY High School Sports’ Composite Team Football Recruiting Rankings for the Class of 2017.

The composite represents an average of the rankings by the four major recruiting services: 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout. All rankings went to Top 50, except ESPN, which is Top 40. Teams not ranked in ESPN’s Top 40 received a 41.

Alabama is a unanimous No. 1 with Ohio State at No. 2, although not unanimously. Michigan is ranked No. 2 by Scout.com.

Updated: 12/28/16