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Bedford still has the most power

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The top 10 high school football teams in New Hampshire, voted by the staffs of the New Hampshire Union Leader and ESPN New Hampshire, with record, first-place votes/points in parentheses, plus last week’s ranking:

1. Bedford, 6-0 (7/70), 1st

Bulldogs had their hands full with Central on Friday night, but remained the only unbeaten team in Division I.

2. Merrimack, 5-1 (63), 2nd

The Tomahawks may not be getting enough credit for their defense.

3. T-Goffstown, 5-1 (47), 4th

The Grizzlies are capable of beating any team in the state.

3. T-Windham, 6-0 (47), 3rd

Would Windham be 5-1 or better if it played Goffstown’s schedule?

5. T-Exeter, 5-1 (40), 6th

Exeter played Blue Hawk football during its 42-6 victory over Nashua North on Friday night. As the weather gets worse, the Exeter offense gets better.

5. T-Salem, 5-1 (40), 5th

The Blue Devils still have Goffstown and Bedford left on their schedule.

7. Bishop Guertin, 5-1 (26), T-10th

The Cardinals needed everything to go their way to beat a Portsmouth team that was without starting quarterback Cody Graham.

8. John Stark, 6-0 (20), 9th

John Stark/Plymouth matchup may be the best game on this weekend’s schedule.

9. Plymouth, 6-0 (14), T-10th

The Plymouth/John Stark winner will have a chance to beat out Windham for the No. 1 seed in Division II.

10. Portsmouth, 4-2 (10th), 7th

The Clippers let one slip away in Nashua on Saturday.

Also receiving votes: Pinkerton, 3-3 (3), NR; Monadnock, 5-0 (2), NR; Dover, 4-2 (2), NR; Hanover, 6-0 (1), NR. 

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