OSSAA football rankings — 101 teams ranked across 12 classes
These OSSAA rankings come from results in our own database: win rate carries the ranking, with scoring margin per game as a capped tiebreaker. Through Week 1. Updated August 30, 2026.
How the OSSAA rankings work
The OSSAA does not publish a public weekly power poll for football, so every team here is ranked inside its own OSSAA classification — 6A-I through Class C and 8-man — using only verified final scores. Win rate is the primary sort; average scoring margin, capped so blowouts can't run away with a rating, breaks ties. Rankings refresh automatically as Friday-night finals land, so the Oklahoma high school football rankings you see here match the scoreboard rather than a preseason opinion.
OSSAA rankings FAQ
What are the OSSAA rankings?
OSSAA rankings order Oklahoma high school football teams inside their own OSSAA classification. The OSSAA itself does not publish a weekly football power poll, so the OSSAA rankings on this page are computed from verified final scores: win rate first, average scoring margin as a capped tiebreaker.
How often are the OSSAA rankings updated?
Weekly. The OSSAA rankings recalculate automatically as Friday-night finals are confirmed, so the rankings you see always match the scoreboard rather than a preseason opinion.
Which classes have OSSAA rankings?
Every OSSAA classification — 6A-I, 6A-II, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, A, B, C and 8-man — gets its own OSSAA rankings table on this page, with a dedicated page for the largest classes.
Are OSSAA rankings the same as the playoff seeds?
No. OSSAA playoff seeding comes from district finish and OSSAA tiebreakers. These OSSAA rankings are a statewide power rating within each class and are a guide to form, not an official bracket.