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How the Super 25 high school football teams fared in Week 5

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A look at how the Super 25 fared in Week 5.1. Loyola (4-0): Saturday at Benet.2. Mount Carmel (4-1): Won 55-7 at St. Patrick.3. Lincoln-Way East (5-0): Won 38-17 at No. 12 Sandburg.4. Brother Rice (3-2): Won 63-28 at Notre Dame.5. Providence (4-1): Lost 17-7 at No. 22 Nazareth.6. Hersey (5-0): Won 49-14 vs. Buffalo Grove.7. Batavia (4-1): Won 55-35 vs. St. Charles North.8. IC Catholic (5-0): Won 40-0 vs. Leo.9. St. Rita (2-3): Lost 42-16 vs. St. Ignatius.10. Maine South (4-1): Won 56-27 at…

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