Falcon 26, Alamosa 21

Chatfield 27, Ponderosa 21

Conifer 44, Skyview 6

Heritage 44, Denver South 6

Cherry Creek 31, Eaglecrest 20

Rangeview 19, Gateway 15

Monarch 23, Otay Ranch (Calif) 15

Arapahoe 19, Regis Jesuit 13

Basalt 22, Vista Ridge 12

Palisade 36, Battle Mountain 17

Strasburg 22, Bennett 19

Berthoud 29, Fort Lupton 17

Northglenn 25, Boulder 25 (too close to call)

Brighton 28, Aurora Central 10

Brush 27, Holy Family 21

Buena Vista 29, Gunnison 19

Wray 24, Burlington 9

Canon City 32, Coronado 14

Air Academy 24, Cheyenne Mountain 20

Manitou Springs 24, Colorado Springs Christian 19

Steamboat Springs 35, Delta 22

Douglas County 22, Chaparral 20

Glenwood Springs 36, Eagle Valley 19

Platte Canyon 30, Eaton 25

Estes Park 23, Lyons 14

Florence 31, Lamar 15

Bear Creek 37, Fruita Monument 22

Wheat Ridge 47, Golden 15

Greeley West 24, Broomfield 12

Pueblo County 34, Harrison 17

Holyoke 19, Perkins County (Neb.) 6

Horizon 23, Grand Junction Central 18

Bayfield 27, Ignacio 16

Pine Creek 40, Liberty 13

Loveland 27, Greeley Central 16

Pueblo South 37, Mesa Ridge 14

ThunderRidge 25, Mountain Vista 24

Pagosa Springs 28, Montezuma-Cortez 26

Doherty 34, Palmer 31

Platte Valley 22, Denver Christian 7

Erie 37, Prairie View 18

Pueblo East 35, Pueblo Centennial 19

Pueblo West 34, Mitchell 10

Moffat County 27, Rifle 19

Roaring Fork 21, Hayden 20

Rocky Mountain 30, Fairview 25

Rye 33, Centauri 9

Sand Creek 29, Widefield 15

Sargent 22, Las Animas 20

Mullen 41, Smoky Hill 12

La Junta 27, St. Mary's 18

Fort Morgan 24, Sterling 12

Summit 36, Englewood 12

Columbine 31, Thomas Jefferson 10

Denver East 30, Westminster 3

Wiggins 33, Resurrection Christian 8

Elizabeth 25, Evergreen 18

Grandview 25, Cherokee Trail 11

Overland 31, Lakewood 16

Sierra 31, Lewis-Palmer 26

Valor Christian 29, Alameda 20

Yuma 50, Legend 3

Monte Vista 32, Del Norte 20

The Classical Academy 32, Discovery Canyon Campus 12

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These are based on the Massey ratings - the same ones used in the college football polls. Each matchup is based on the following criteria:

Schedule: The difficulty of each team's schedule is measured in the Sched column. Factors include the quality of each opponent, the opponent's Massey Rating and an adjustment for homefield advantage. Note that schedule strength only represents games played to date. Until a team plays its first game, it will not have a schedule strength rating.

Offense: A team's Offense power rating essentially measures the ability to score points. This does not distinguish how points are scored, so good defensive play that leads to scoring will be reflected in the Offense rating. In general, the offensive rating can be interpreted as the number of points a team would be expected to score against an average defense.

Defense: A team's Defense power rating reflects the ability to prevent its opponent from scoring. An average defense will be rated at zero. Positive or negative defensive ratings would respectively lower or raise the opponent's expected score accordingly.

It should be emphasized that the Offense/Defense breakdown is simply a post-processing step, and as such has no bearing on the overall rating. A consequence of this is that the Offense/Defense ratings may not always match actual production numbers. A team that routinely wins close games may have somewhat inflated Offense/Defense ratings to reflect the fact that they are likely to play well when they have to.

Power: In contrast to overall rating, Power is a better measure of potential based on schedule, offense and defense, and is less concerned with wins and losses.

These do not reflect the opinions of 9NEWS or any of its staff. Rather, they are the result of the mathematical formula used to calculate the projections.

ED. NOTES: THIS IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY! ALSO, PREDICTIONS AND CALCULATIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR 8-MAN AND 6-MAN FOOTBALL TEAMS.