Just missed the cut: The next best 70

On Monday, the 28th annual preseason National Prep Football Poll will be released and posted here at PrepNation.com. Until then, here's a snack to hold you over the weekend. 
In addition to a national Top 25 poll, the Prep Poll features Top 10 rankings from seven geographic regions; meaning a total of 70 teams are included in each week's release. 

The preseason Top 25 and overall best 70 regional teams for 2014 will be revealed Monday. For now, we present a state-by-state rundown of the next best 70 teams that missed the cut. 

These teams got the nod without respect to region, but at least one team from all but 12 states will appear in either the regional Top 10s or is listed below. 

Alabama

Clay-Chalkville (Pinson)

Spanish Fort

Arkansas

North Little Rock

Arizona

Mountain Pointe (Phoenix)

California

Cathedral Catholic (San Diego)

Chaminade (West Hills)

Hart (Newhall)

Poly (Long Beach)

Mission Hills (San Marcos)

St. Bonaventure (Ventura)

Upland

Vista Murrieta (Murrieta)

Westlake (Westlake Village)

With 13 starters returning from an 8-3 team, Westlake (CA) could come on strong in 2014 (Photo: WestlakeHighSchoolFootball.com)

District of Columbia

Saint Johns College

Florida

Armwood (Seffner)

Bolles (Jacksonville)

Cocoa

Coral Gables

Dr. Phillips (Orlando)

East Lake (Tarpon Springs)

First Coast (Jacksonville)

Flanagan (Pembroke Pines)

Fort Pierce Central

Niceville

Plant (Tampa)

Trinity Christian (Jacksonville)

Georgia

Archer (Lawrenceville)

Creekside (Fairburn)

Mays (Atlanta)

North Gwinnett (Suwanee)

Hawaii

Saint Louis (Honolulu)

Idaho

Highland (Pocatello)

Illinois
Sacred Heart-Griffin (Springfield)

Kansas

Shawnee Mission East (Prairie Village)

Shawnee Mission East (KS) worked hard in the offseason to take a run at its first state championship this fall.
(Photo: LancerGridironClub.com) 

Louisiana

Acadiana (Lafayette)

Archbishop Rummel (Metairie)

Calvary Baptist (Shreveport)

Destrehan 

John Curtis Christian (River Ridge)

West Monroe

Massachusetts

Xaverian Brothers (Westwood)

Maryland

Franklin (Reistertown)
Gilman School (Baltimore)

Good Counsel (Olney)

Michigan

Clarkston

Mississippi

Brandon

South Panola (Batesville)

Nebraska

Omaha North

New Mexico

Las Cruces

Ohio

Mentor

Mentor's Osborne Stadium will have new turf as the Cardinals try to challenge nationally ranked St. Edward (Lakewood) for Northeast Ohio supremacy this season. (Photo: News-Herald.com)

Oklahoma

Union (Tulsa)

South Carolina

Dutch Fork (Irmo)

Tennessee 

Maryville
Oakland (Murfreesboro)

Texas

Aledo

Converse Judson

Coppell

John Tyler (Tyler)

Lake Travis (Austin)

Lamar (Houston)

North Shore (Houston)

Pearland

Skyline (Dallas)

South Oak Cliff (Dallas)

Southlake Carroll

Steele (Cibolo)

Virginia

Oscar Smith (Chesapeake)

Washington

Bothell

Eastside Catholic (Sammamish)

Wisconsin

Arrowhead (Hartland)

Arrowhead (WI) jr. QB Johnny Duranso will try to lead the Warhawks to their third consecutive Division I state title. (Photo: Twitter: @JohnnyDuranso12)