Michael O’Brien’s Chicago-area Super 25 football rankings for Week 14

Maine South returns as the season heads into the final week.

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Lincoln-Way East’s Matt Kordas (7) celebrates his interception with Jalen Hacha (29).

Lincoln-Way East’s Matt Kordas (7) celebrates his interception with Jalen Hacha (29).

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The semifinal games were all pretty lousy. No close ones or fun finishes. The results did set things up for what should be excellent title games.

Later this week we will preview the championship games involving local teams. It is also time to start rolling out the season awards. The All-Public League team, All-Area team and Sun-Times Player of the Year will be revealed this week.

Only one “new” addition this week. Maine South is in at No. 25 and Coal City drops out after the loss to Richmond-Burton.

Week 14’s Super 25
With record and last week’s ranking

1. Lincoln-Way East (13-0) 1
8A: vs. No. 4 Warren

2. Mount Carmel (13-0) 2
7A: vs. No. 3 Nazareth

3. Nazareth (13-0) 3
7A: vs. No. 2 Mount Carmel

4. Warren (13-0) 4
8A: vs. No. 1 Lincoln-Way East

5. Brother Rice (8-5) 5
Season complete

6. Marist (8-5) 6
Season complete

7. Prairie Ridge (12-1) 7
6A: vs. East St. Louis

8. St. Rita (10-3) 8
5A: vs. Rochester

9. Willowbrook (11-2) 9
Season complete

10. Rolling Meadows (12-1) 10
Season complete

11. Loyola (8-4) 11
Season complete

12. Homewood-Flossmoor (10-2) 12
Season complete

13. Glenbard West (10-1) 13
Season complete

14. Hillcrest (10-2) 14
Season complete

15. Neuqua Valley (9-2) 15
Season complete

16. Notre Dame (8-3) 16
Season complete

17. Cary-Grove (9-3) 17
Season complete

18. Minooka (11-1) 18
Season complete

19. Bolingbrook (8-4) 19
Season complete

20. Batavia (9-3) 20
Season complete

21. Deerfield (10-3) 21
Season complete

22. Richards (10-2) 22
Season complete

23. Providence (8-4) 24
Season complete

24. Huntley (9-2) 25
Season complete

25. Maine South (7-3) NR
Season complete

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