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The fan vote follows Randolph quarterback Landon Leo’s selection as North Alabama Player of the Week.

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Fans can choose the top individual performance from Week 8 of the North Alabama high school football season. The selection recognizes one player’s work during the week rather than a team’s overall season record.
The new vote follows Randolph quarterback Landon Leo’s selection as North Alabama Player of the Week for the previous week. Leo threw for 222 yards and two touchdowns against Madison Academy. Randolph lost the game in overtime.
Leo’s selection shows that the weekly recognition can focus on a player’s individual contribution even when that player’s team does not win. His passing total and two touchdown throws were the stated measures behind his place in the prior week’s fan vote.
The Week 8 vote gives fans the opportunity to identify the performance they consider the strongest among North Alabama high school football players. It is a weekly recognition tied to a specific round of games, not a decision about the full season.
The result will determine the next fan-selected honoree after Leo. When making a choice, voters can focus on what a player accomplished during Week 8 and how that performance contributed to the game. The honor concerns individual play, so a team’s final result does not by itself determine which performance fans may select.
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