In this article, we asked 10 football enthusiasts who identities we agreed not to reveal how they perceived an offer from each of Kentucky’s in-state college football programs from top to bottom. The contents of this article is ranked how they ranked them.
The late Whitney Houston recorded a song with the lyric “how do I know if he really loves me?” The same question runs through the minds of parents about college recruiters who very often toy around with their student-athlete’s affections. We believe we may have discovered something weighty about how to tell when a school is interested versus feigning interest. That information is in this article and for the exclusive use of our subscribers. That’s why you pay us “the big bucks.” Enjoy the article and try to learn something. HB.
Coach Anthony White, a.k.a. Nino, has his Atherton Rebels trending in the right direction. Star 2021 linebacker Brayden Cundiff will be instrumental in keeping the momentum trending in an upward trajectory. Enjoy this piece about a fine player and an even better person brought to you by the fastest growing bank in the commonwealth of Kentucky. Get on by your Independence Bank today and discovery what make them able to offer the finest in financial products.
Building up toward the Fall of 2020, which Commissioner Taggart assures us will come off, though when it will start is still hanging in the air somewhat, we continue to feature players we think will step forward for their respective teams. Today, we look at a DB who may need to carry some offensive load for Paducah’s Blue Tornado to experience the type success it realized in 2019. Enjoy the article. HB.
It can be hard to get noticed in places as remote as Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. However, Rockcastle High School has a steeped and storied tradition, is being headed up by one of Kentucky’s best high school coaches, and earns its nickname, “The Rock” every time it enters a playing field. Enjoy this feature about its Napoleonic and dynamic QB, Noah Parkey. HB.
Man these mountains are loaded with talent. We tend to find every last one of them too. Why? Because we have Mark Cook on our team and other publications don’t. So when Coach Cook says Brad Lowe can play, and he raised and trained Grayson Cook, we figured he would be in a fine position to know. Enjoy the article, see if you don’t agree with him! HB.
Every season someone comes out of virtually nowhere to have a killer year. We saw this when Breathitt’s Caden Hogg came out his senior year with an All-State caliber year after having spent most of his time, before then, warming the bench. Will Ethan Gipson pull a Caden Hogg? Well…he just might! Enjoy the article. HB.
Sawyer Hall, Class of 2025 has all the markings of a future football elite player. In fact, we’re going to go ahead and call it now. What makes us so sure? Well, you will just have to read the article to discover the basis for our belief. You may learn our prognosis is far from just guess-work. Enjoy the article. HB.
There can’t be a kid entering football with a better attitude or work ethic than Bourbon County’s Lucas McCarty, Class of 2024. He is part of the “come-up” on the football field under Dave Jones and staff in Paris, Kentucky. We feel privileged to get to cover kids like him.
It is gratifying to see the kids we have covered for so long flourishing like we predicted many of them would. “One day” has turned into “right now” for so many of them. Here is a guy we awarded this same award back on March 4, 2018. Independence Bank is proud to name Nick Coates from Louisville’s Male High School this week’s Revolutionary Player of the Week. Keep grinding Nick, the fastest growing bank in Kentucky is noticing. Join us next week as we give this award to yet another deserving middle or high school football player.
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