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Bellevue football team ranked No. 1 in nation

ESPN and Sports Illustrated have ranked the 14-0 Wolverines No. 1 in the nation among high-school football teams.

 

Bellevue's football team moved into the top spot in national polls produced by ESPN and Sports Illustrated on Monday.

The Wolverines, who finished their 14-0 season with a 35-3 win against Eastside Catholic for the Class 3A state championship, were ranked second heading into last week. But Manatee from Bradenton, Fla., the team ranked No. 1 in both ESPN and SI's poll, lost in the Florida Class 7A semifinals on Friday.

The Wolverines' ranking isn't set in stone yet: three of the top five teams in the ESPN and Sports Illustrated polls are still playing.

Bellevue is ranked fourth in Max Preps' national poll.

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Other great players had great seasons. Other candidates had strong resumes and plenty of backing from coaches.

But in the search for The Seattle Times High School Football Players of the Year, finding the right selections didn't take long. Skyline's Max Browne and Bellevue's Myles Jack proved all season that they were above and beyond the rest.

Browne, a USC recruit, torched the state record book. He passed for more than 4,000 yards all three years he started and had a touchdown-to-interception ratio this season of nearly 10-1.

Teams tried blitzing him, and he quickly dumped off the ball. Teams tried dropping seven and eight defenders in coverage, and he patiently waited until a hole, however small, revealed itself.

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