When, where: 7:30 p.m. today, Indian Field, Ocilla

Records, rankings: Clinch County is 11-1, the No. 4 seed and No. 2; Irwin County is 11-0, the No. 1 seed and No. 1.

Last meeting: Irwin County won 14-0 on Sept. 20.

Things to know: This will be the ninth meeting in five years between these Region 2-A rivals.

Clinch County is 1-4 against Irwin in the regular season during that time but 3-0 in the playoffs, all of which came in state championship games (2015, 2017 and 2018). Clinch County has won six state titles since 2002 and eight overall. Irwin County is seeking its first title since 1975. Clinch County is almost exclusively a running team (266 yards passing for the season) and features two 1,000-yard rushers - Tyler Morehead (162 carries, 1,475 yards, 19 TDs) and Michael Walker (115-1,042-14). Both had two touchdown runs in a 38-14 victory over Warren County last week. RB/LB Darius Dorsey has 390 yards rushing and a team-leading 62 tackles.

Irwin County's running game is led by Gabriel Benyard (636 yards), Jamorri Colson (578) and D.J. Lundy (510, despite missing several games early in the season with an injury). But the Indians are known for a defense that is giving up just 5.09 points per game (best in any class). Jy'Quez Marshall scored on a 51-yard interception return in a 54-12 victory over Manchester last week, giving the defense 50 points scored for the season. That's just six fewer than the 56 points the Indians have allowed.

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