First Day from our assets at Team Kentucky Camps!
Okay, guys this is our first report from Team Kentucky Camp and it involves Team Kentucky 7th grade. Some interesting stuff in here. Will get more as we move along.
Articles by Henry Lyon
Is Owen LeMaster, Johnson Central, Kentucky’s best interior OL in the Class of 2022?
At KPGFootball, we can’t be higher on any young interior offensive lineman than we are on Owen LeMaster. This kid is a bull in the tradition of an Ethan Wolford or even an Andrew Clifton. Heck, he even kind of favors Clifton. We feel LeMaster is the best OG in Kentucky in the graduating class of 2022. If we were selecting a football team from that class, he would be our first choice at the guard slot from out of all the guards playing Kentucky football presently. Read this article about a member of #Brotherhood and former Team Kentucky Future Star in honor of Team Kentucky’s starting camp for the annual classic today.
@NStotts58 (Nathan Stotts), Louisville Male, Class of 2020, covering the QB’s back-side
Nathan Stotts has been unofficially ranked the 11th best offensive lineman in Kentucky, preseason 2019. He will be a senior this coming Fall and has impressed out on the camp/combine circuit. His dance card is filling up. Read this article and discover why this is one of Kentucky’s most highly regarded players along the offensive line. Enjoy this article.
The recruitment for Kentucky’s top 2021 linebacker, Austin Gough, is getting hotter
He’s the top rated linebacker in Kentucky’s class of 2021 and the class’s overall top rated football player at any position. He has been setting records with his play at Owensboro Senior High School a program which has produced a few players in its day. Now, Austin Gough is killing it on the camp/combine circuit and some big-timers are clamoring for his services. Enjoy this article about a kid who will start getting offers in short order. From head to toe, this is a Division I, FBS level, football player.
KPGFootball will have an “asset” in place at Team Kentucky Camp again this year…
Remember last year we had an “asset” placed at Team Kentucky camp prior to the Kentucky-Tennessee Future Stars Classic. Well, we have done it again and, like last year, the inside information will be for the benefit of only our subscribers. Better subscribe today!
Camp/Combine Season has shown Trinity’s Christopher Forehand Jr., Class of 2021, is worthy of feature coverage
Here is a name which has been buried on the freshman and JV rosters at Trinity High School and has slipped from many’s memories. He has always been among the best football players in the Class of 2021, since that class was in middle school, and the same is still true today. We have rediscovered Christopher Forehand Jr. during this camp/combine season and we predict he will be a household name this coming high school, varsity season. Enjoy this article as it is free for today only.
@Jon_Nalley, Class of 2021-Daviess County, is certainly a long, tall drink of water
You’ve heard the saying someone is a long, tall drink of water. Well that saying seems appropriate for Daviess County’s Jon Nalley. Nalley plays left tackle for the Class 6A Panthers and is 6-6, weighing 280-pounds. He is a Class of 2021 prospect for whom we expect the recruiting trail to heat up considerably in very short order. Read about this prospect ranked by Bluegrass Rivals the 17th most highly regarded OL in all of the commonwealth. You know the drill, you have 24 hours from its being posted to read it free, other wise you’re buying it. HB
Football parents, you can publicize your kid WITHOUT downing someone else’s…
We believe this is an important public service announcement. You may wish to read and consider this advice. In the end, you do whatever you want, but there is a right-way and wrong-way to promote your son as a football player. “Football parents” have an exceedingly bad reputation. In large part, the reputation is earned and well-deserved. It doesn’t have to be. Please read and consider this article. HB Lyon.
Greenbrier’s Noah Batey is this Week’s Stewart Williams Company’s Robertson County Player of the Week
Before we left Greenbrier for another one of the Robertson County Schools (we’ll be back, don’t worry), we thought we would feature the big left tackle for the Bobcats. You call him “Big No. 75” and we call him Noah Batey. Batey is a next-level player whose deficiencies are fixable. What he does have in spades is a motor, large frame with plenty of length, and athleticism. He plays with his hips sunk, lowering his pad level to where an OL coach would want it. Congratulations to this week’s Stewart Williams Company’s Robertson County Player of the Week and join us next week as we crown a new recipient.
Hosea Knifeley, Butler Traditonal, cuts like a knife (through the OL), but it feels so right (at least for Butler)
People around the Derby City felt slighted this prospect wasn’t in the top spot on the Kentucky 20 best DL, preseason list, published to Bluegrass Rivals yesterday. Whether he should have been can be argued either way. He certainly should have been on the list and he certainly was, coming in at No. 5. Regardless, Knifeley, who’s last name reminds us of one of our favorite lyrics from a song from one of our favorite all-time Rockers, is one whale of a prospect. Enjoy the article.
