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Who is the top team in the Courier & Press football power rankings after Week 3?

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By Kyle Sokeland Verified
| South Bend Tribune Verified
Who is the top team in the Courier & Press football power rankings after Week 3? Kyle Sokeland Evansville Courier & Press Sept. 9, 2026, 4:01 a.m. ET EVANSVILLE — Any early-season high school football ranking fits the definition of an inexact science. It generally boils down to what you value. Returning production? Coaching pedigree? Offseason vibes? It takes a few weeks of games to truly build an opinion of teams. Lucky for us, that has finally arrived in Southwestern Indiana.
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Vote for the Courier & Press Athlete of the Week for August 31-September 5

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By Markos Tsegaye, Kyle Sokeland Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Several athletes stood out with individual performances across Southwestern Indiana sports, non-football, from August 31-September 5. Who gets your vote? Every week, you can vote for the Courier & Press Athlete of the Week. Below, you will find brief info on each nominee. Voting closes at 5 p.m. CT on Friday. Refresh the page to vote as often as you'd like.
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Evansville women's basketball player, former Castle standout, dies in car crash

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By Kyle Sokeland Verified
| MSN Verified
EVANSVILLE — University of Evansville women's basketball player Jordan Scott has died. UE officials confirmed the Castle High School graduate died following a car wreck on Sunday, Sept. 6. Scott joined the Purple Aces this offseason as part of coach Ben Wierzba's first recruiting class. The following statement was sent to the Courier & Press, part of the USA TODAY Network. “There is no simple way to put it, but our team and coaches are really struggling," Wierzba said.
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