Class of 2020’s Hunter Jonson is this Week’s Todd County Central Rebel of the Week

KPGFootball is proud to be the exclusive digital coverage provider of the Todd County Central Rebels football team. Todd County, as this on-line publication has before reported, has a lot of exciting things going on in and around its football program. The Rebels will be coached this upcoming season by veteran football coach, Darell Keith, and return a lot of young talent from off a 6-5 football team. The excitement about the program and its future prospects has resulted in an uptick in financial donations permitting the program to initiate some exciting facility upgrades. These upgrades will leave the field and press box area unparalleled anywhere in the immediate area regarding high school football facilities. They include field, natural turf improvements and modernizing the press box at the stadium permitting luxury viewing accommodations for major supporters of the team. The renovated press box will be furnished lavishly and will feature big screen televisions in the booth from which the on-field action will be monitored by both patrons and working press during game action. Returning back to our tradition of singling out terrific players, particularly young players whose return, this year, signal a rejuvenated optimism about the team’s prospects, we have selected Class of 2020 G/DT Hunter Johnson as this week’s Todd County Central Rebel of the Week.

We here at KPGFootball are willing to bet we know something about Hunter Johnson, Class of 2020, you don’t know. Sure, anyone can tell you he played along an offensive front which, just last season, produced 2,260 yards rushing in route to finishing 6-5. Sure, anyone can tell you he had 4 tackles last season, and all of them of the solo variety from his DT position over the course of his sophomore campaign. There are probably lots of people who know Coach Keith plans to move Johnson down the line from tackle to guard. How many of you know that Johnson not only is on the Archery Team but finished 500th out of 1,154 archers whom participated in the NASP State Archery Meet just this past season? For that matter how many of you knew NASP stands for National Archery in the Schools Program? What won’t take genius to either know or learn is that the Todd County Central Rebels are going to need to get a bunch more from the rising junior, two-way, lineman than his ability to take dead aim at an archery target if the Rebels want to hit a bullseye on the football field in 2018. That is why we have selected this two-sport athlete as this week’s Todd County Central Rebel of the Week. Congratulations to Hunter Johnson!

This is Fletcher Long reporting for Kentucky Prep Gridiron with a hearty #GoRebs and reminding all of you to PLAY THROUGH THE WHISTLE!

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