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The Pinellas football top 10

By Times staff writer

© St. Petersburg Times, published October 27, 2000

1. (1) Seminole (8-0) -- Another week, another dominating defensive display by the Warhawks.

2. (2) CCC (6-1) -- It's all preamble to the playoffs for the Marauders until the season ends.

3. (4) Tarpon Springs (7-1) -- Houllis rallied the troops at Dixie; Spongers rest up for Gibbs.

4. (3) Gibbs (5-2) -- Suddenly, Gladiators are struggling; Tarpon outcome critical to playoffs.

5. (5) Largo (5-2) -- Like the Bucs, Packers discovered the defense won't always pull it out.

6. (6) East Lake (4-3) -- Anybody get the license plate of that truck? Eagles licking wounds.

7. (7) Countryside (5-2) -- Beleaguered Cougars had a week off to rally for the stretch run.

8. (10) Osceola (4-3) -- Where did that defense come from? Warriors can sneak into playoffs.

9. (8) Dixie Hollins (3-4) -- Rebels let the game, and playoff hopes, slip away vs. Spongers.

10. (9) SP Catholic (5-3) -- Reconstructed defense pitched shutout; aberration or improvement?

Dropped out: None

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