Nominations for our second, consecutive Middle School All-State Football team close midnight tonight. To nominate you have to be a subscriber. There is a link at the bottom of the page by which one can subscribe and it is clearly labeled as being for that purpose, “To Subscribe.” Nominations may […]
This week we award our prestigious Revolutionary Player of the Week to an eighth grader presently in Dallas, TX to play for the East All-American squad in the Bret Cooper Junior Academic All-American football game. Inclusion on either the East or West rosters is a tremendous honor for a middle school player and we believe this article will disclose why this week’s recipient is hardly just any middle school football player. Enjoy the article and congratulations to Owensboro Middle School’s Jak Lindsey.
Let the nominations commence. If you are a subscriber to KPGFootball, we want to hear your nominations for this year’s freshman and sophomore All-State Football teams. Just go down to “Comments” and make your nominations in conformance with the article’s directives. HB.
The Class of the Commonwealth was released by the Lexington Herald-Leader. Many of the seniors heralded were “mountain kids.” We broke down the “mountain kids” for you in this article and talked a little more in depth about each one. Enjoy the article and congratulations to every kid, mountain or otherwise, who made the squad. HB.
Congratulations to Dre Thruston for being awarded the Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week. He is a fine player who will see his role expand with Drew Hartz’s graduation when the Aces tee it up in 2020, Thruston’s senior campaign. Enjoy the article and join us back here next week for the selection of another worthy recipient.
No team gets them all. The Coaches’ All-State Football team was just announced and it was a fine one with every player we saw deserving of selection. Still, we feel they undervalued some of the players and missed on some others. So here are our “friendly amendments and additiions” to the Coaches’ team. The media team will be out before you know it and I am pretty sure we will screw the pooch in the eye of many when it is our time to draw the fire. HB.
From middle school head football coach to Tennessee, Class 5A head football coach in under four years. Someone’s ship has come in and we can’t wait to share this incredible story with you.
Here are two guys just darn good at playing football. They are the football player’s version of a football player. Many of you won’t know how exactly to define that term but you recognize it when seeing it. Football teams need players like these two and players like Bleidt and Yates will always be there to be our “Friday Night Heroes.” God bless both them and the gritty, do-what-it-takes kids who are just like them. HB.
The team this year will be selected by you provided you subscribe to the site. Let the nominations commence.
In a departure from our customary Revolutionary Player of the Week, we thought it would be cool to award a Player of the Year for 2019 from out of the areas serviced by Independence Bank, the fastest growing bank in the commonwealth of Kentucky. We can’t imagine a player who meant more to the offensive production of his team than this season’s recipient, Jeriah Hightower of Madisonville North-Hopkins. We will get back to designating players of the week next week, but for now, enjoy this article about a kid who really came through for his team for much longer than one week.
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