For those in the know, the eyes fly to Class 5A in this week's Minnesota high school football state rankings.
There, right at the top, is Friday's big game: No. 1 Mankato West at No. 2 Chanhassen.
It's a good one, but don't let the eyes stop there. Don't ignore the War on the Shore: Orono at Mound Westonka, a Lake Minnetonka rivalry with the winner taking home the Anchor, a trophy that has been in play for nearly 70 years.
Both teams are 4-0. Orono is ranked second in Class 4A, Mound Westonka fifth. Added to the intensity: It's homecoming at Mound Westonka.
The history of the Anchor, as provided by Mound Westonka coach Nick David:
Mound Westonka and Orono have competed at football since 1955, and Friday's game will be their 43rd meeting. The scores of each game appear on the Anchor trophy.
It's a traveling trophy, heading home with the winner after each meeting, but its travels have been limited lately. Orono has won 30 games in a row in the series and is 30-12; Mound Westonka last won in 1984. Orono won 22-21 last season in the Class 4A, Section 6 semifinal.
Elsewhere, expect points when Mankato West and Chanhassen, each 4-0, hit the field at Chanhassen. Each team is averaging nearly 40 per game. Mankato West QB Barton McAninch averages 212 yards passing and 106 yards rushing per game; Chanhassen RB Maxwell Woods averages 191 rushing yards per game.