There’s no change among the top five teams in California Community College football after the opening week of league play. College of San Mateo continues atop the JC Athletic Bureau coaches poll after beginning Bay 6 competition with the week’s top scoring margin, 62-0, over host San Joaquin Delta — for a 21st straight league win.

Only four National Division teams remain unbeaten, with 6-0 records — two each in the north and south. They play in the same leagues in their regions. No. 3 City College of San Francisco will be at No. 1 San Mateo in the Nov. 13 Bay 6 finale. No. 2 Ventura visits No. 4 College of the Canyons on Nov. 6. All must first meet other ranked teams in their leagues. San Mateo hosts No. 17 Laney in a regional TV (KOFY TV20) and national cable (Next Level Sports) game at 1 p.m. Saturday.

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