We have this strange feeling we will write lots of articles featuring Adam “PacMan” Taylor, Jr. from Louisville before everything is said and done for him in his football career. He was a thrill a minute in Kentucky’s win over Tennessee in the Future Stars Classic and has made himself the early favorite for top player in his graduating class, commonwealth-wide. Enjoy the article free today, or buy it tomorrow.
There wasn’t much about Kentucky’s offensive performance versus Tennessee in the Future Stars Classic which we didn’t find…offensive, frankly. If there was a bright spot it was the play of Braden Myers from Pulaski County, Kentucky. Myers snap arrived on a pulse beat all afternoon, every single time, exactly where you would want it. He manned the A-gap, a hot bed of activity along any front so well you forgot he was out there and he showed great mobility moving down to the second level to pick up big blocks for Kentucky there. This kid firmly established that the formerly two man race for the class’s top offensive center between Bracken Castle and Matt Alex Ladd is now firmly a three man race and there may be a new leader in the clubhouse. Enjoy the article.
Here are two linebacker prospects in the Class of 2020 on whom KPGFootball has been very high for years. Well it looks as though a certain service academy which thrives on being excellent in all they do agrees with our evaluation concerning these two players. Enjoy this article about two Kentucky players who are flying-high!
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne’er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition;
And gentlemen in [Kentucky] now a-bed
Shall think themselves accurs’d they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us [today against Tennessee]. William Shakespeare, Henry V, Act IV.
Here are our impressions from the notes and information related to us by our on the ground correspondents at Team Kentucky camp. Yesterday’s three practices were “moving day” both up and down the depth chart. We have the information you’ll want in that regard and it is protected and only to our customers. Enjoy the article. #ThisIsWhatYouPay4!
We call him the Hazard Hell-Cat. Our people on the ground at Team Kentucky Camp say he is both living up to his nickname and showing out on both sides of the ball. Enjoy the article and our unparalleled coverage of Team Kentucky camp.
Woke up this morning from a late-night transmission from one of our assets. Pretty good information here which we will continue to update as the day progresses. We are in Day Two of Team Kentucky camp.
This is why you subscribe to this site, for insider information like this. We have some in depth information straight from Team Kentucky camp particularly about the 7th and 8th grade teams. We will continue to develop sources for 6th grade information but it isn’t coming in like the older age groups. Enjoy the information and thanks for supporting the site.
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.
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.
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