With four weeks to go, the high school football playoff race is starting to take shape. The FHSAA released the latest point averages for schools across the state Tuesday, which will eventually determine the qualifying teams for the postseason. Two of the biggest movers illustrate how the first-year point system values tough scheduling. Ribault and Bradford, who defeated unbeaten Lee and West Nassau respectively, got two of the biggest boosts. The Trojans claimed 53 points, the maximum possible, for their 7-6 victory against the Generals, while the Tornadoes got 50 for spinning past West Nassau. Unbeaten St. Augustine, with an average of 45.40, holds the...
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