Oklahoma High School Football Rankings: Top 25 Teams - September 30

After an uneventful Week 3, Oklahoma High School Football fans enjoyed an action-packed slate of games this past Friday. From nail-biting finishes to blowout wins, the On3 Massey Ratings adjusted for each outcome.

On3 Massey Ratings — which were officially used during the BCS era and have generated college high school sports team rankings since 1995 — rank sports teams by analyzing game outcomes, strength of schedule and margin of victory.

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For the fourth straight week, only two schools from Oklahoma made an appearance in the Top 50 of On3's National High School Football Rankings . No school ranked higher than the Bixby Spartans, who landed at No. 25 in the nation and No. 1 in the Sooner State.

Previous Ranking: 1 On Friday, Bixby handily defeated Jenks 21-7. In the win, Bixby utilized its two-quarterback system to perfection. Junior starting QB Carson Kirby completed 17-of-26 passes and punched in a rushing touchdown while senior QB Cooper Parker notched two scores on the ground as well.

Previous Ranking: 2 Owasso maintained its No. 2 spot in the state rankings this week after defeating Broken Arrow 49-21. Brothers Jaylon Moll shined for the Rams. Jason scored the first two touchdowns of the game while Jaylon later recorded a pick-six.

Previous Ranking: 3 On Friday, Union took down Santa Fe 26-14 in an ugly battle. Quarterback Shaker Reisig threw for 276 yards and a touchdown but was intercepted three times. Worse, the Redhawks committed 15 penalties, knocking them back 140 yards. Nonetheless, it's difficult to complain about a win.

Previous Ranking: 4 Carl Albert reasserted itself as the No. 4 team in the state on Friday with a 64-0 beatdown on Western Heights. In the triumph, the defending 5A state champions scored five times in the first quarter and never looked back.

Previous Ranking: 5 After losing 21-7 to Bixby on Friday, Jenks fell to 1-3 on the season. However, Jenks' three losses are against the current top three teams in Oklahoma. With all-state running back KD Jones in the backfield, it's never too late for Jenks to turn its season around.

Previous Ranking: 6 After enjoying a bye week, Deer Creek triumphantly returned to the gridiron on Friday with a 49-0 win over Enid. Quarterback Grady Adamson stole the spotlight in the win. The Georgia Tech commit notched a team-high five touchdowns.

Previous Ranking: 9 Norman improved to 4-0 with a dominant 30-0 win over Edmond North on Friday. In the victory, Norman High junior wide receiver Haynes Hartsock carved Edmond's defense, amassing 74 receiving yards and two scores.

Previous Ranking: 7 Lincoln Christian continued to look like one of the top schools in Oklahoma with a comfortable 49-7 win over Stigler on Friday. It was never close, with the Bulldogs racking up 412 yards by halftime while holding Stigler to 34.

Previous Ranking: 8 Muskogee kept the good times rolling with a 59-14 victory over Ponca City on Friday. In the win, Muskogee QB Jamarian Ficklin put on a show, tallying six total touchdowns, including his 100th career passing TD.

Previous Ranking: 12 Moore leaped into the Top 10 this week after securing a hard-fought 21-20 win over Mustang on Friday. Mustang had no answers for Moore sophomore running back Ozias Adams, who collected 164 yards and a touchdown on 31 carries.