#Brotherhood

Kentucky’s 2024’s most likely to hit a varsity lineup the quickest (featured photo: Brendon Miller, Bluegrass Sports Nation)…

January 6, 2020 Henry Lyon 1

We thought it would be fun to forecast which ten MS players were likely to hit the field first in 2020 on Friday night. We have also included some innuendo we have heard about where some of these guys may end up this Fall. It’s conjecture as we really don’t know anything but we hear rumors and this site is protected and only for the benefit of subscribers so, hey, that’s for what we are paid the big money. Enjoy the article which is the first of a two-parter. HB.

The 2019, Middle School, All-State Defense…

January 1, 2020 Henry Lyon 1

It is one of the most controversial things we do all year. It is the publishing of the MS All-State Team. Today, we are publishing the defensive team. This team was selected from the nominations of our subscribers. Hey, membership has certain privileges, don’t know what to tell you. HB.

The 2019 KPGFootball, Middle-School, All-State Offense…

December 31, 2019 Henry Lyon 0

It is one of the most controversial things we do all year. It is the publishing of the MS All-State Team. Today, we are publishing the Offense and will publish the Defense tomorrow. This team was selected from the nominations of our subscribers. Hey, membership has certain privileges, don’t know what to tell you. HB.

Logan’s Zach Yates (2021), and Trigg’s Cade Bleidt (2020) are FOOTBALL PLAYERS!

December 16, 2019 Henry Lyon 0

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.

Bully-ball

December 9, 2019 Henry Lyon 0

We are going to say something here with which Isaac Dixon, who we know well, would readily agree. He doesn’t gain 228-yards rushing on 15 carries and walk away from Kroger Field with the Class 3A, State Championship Game MVP hardware without Ethan “Big E” Wolford and the rest of “Haywood’s Hogs.” In a game dominated by grown men able to move the unwilling from A to B despite the latter’s protestations, Belfry reinforces the adage one has to “run the damn football” to win games in November and December in the commonwealth of Kentucky. We are going to miss Big E.