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Here are the candidates for this week’s Super 25 Top Star. All nominees play on a team ranked in the top 25 or from a regionally ranked team. Vote now in the poll below.

Sharman White is a legendary high school basketball coach in Georgia who has won seven state titles. Currently the head boys’ basketball coach at Pace Academy (Atlanta) after spending the last two seasons as an assistant at Georgia State, White was named ALL-USA Coach of the Year in 2014 and National High School Association Coach of the Year in 2016. Now he’s agreed to give USA Today Sports exclusive access into his world by chronicling everything from intimate details about his team to his methods to his everyday life in a monthly blog. Читать дальше...

USA TODAY High School Sports’ Super 25 regional rankings in football is selected by the HSS staff with weekly rankings in five regions — East, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest and West.

Apparently all those years refining an elite collegiate offense translate pretty seamlessly to small town high school football, too.

The Auburn Tigers continue to win on the field, and the recruiting trail. The latest big time recruit to join the War Eagle movement is Ladarius Tennison, a four-star prospect from Rockledge (Fla.) High School.

A stifling defense, a dual-threat quarterback and an undefeated record against strong competition — all that helped Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) move into the No. 1 spot of the latest Super 25 Rankings.

The fourth season of the Bronco Mendenhall era in Charlottesville, Va. is off to a booming, 3-0 start. The Cavaliers may still be a long shot to win the ACC Coastal division, but there’s little question that Virginia has taken and continues to take significant strides under the former BYU coach.

A week ago, Aaron Persky was a high school tennis coach. Now, he’s a former high school tennis coach.

SANTA ANA, Calif. — One of the major questions this offseason for the Mater Dei football team was how it would replace its cornerbacks from last year — four- and five-star players who transferred for their senior year.