This guy here has to be an early favorite for the ’25 “Mr. Football” race. He’s good at races as a member of the Woodford County Track & Field team. We seem to cover him a ton; but then again, we do cover the studs and he is certainly that.
Brody Hunt has his Bears right in the thick of things these days in the always tough 2nd District. Hancock, McLean, and Todd County Central are all playing lights out and Owensboro Catholic has settled into its accustomed role of 2nd District “Bully.” The team which has commonly been the “odd man out” is now playing lights out. Do the Bears have to beat the Rebels from. Todd County to get in the playoffs this year? Is the win over a 7-1 McLean team destined to turn one of McLean’s best teams in recent memories into playoff spectators? Enjoy this feature. HB.
Benke and his classmates have fans around Ft. Thomas, Kentucky pretty excited about the Bluebirds’ play. It begs the question…are they back? They are rounding into contender shape it appears to us, and the Associated Press seems to agree with us. Enjoy the article. HB.
It is called Mountain Musical Chairs. Each year some of the mountain’s finest football talent moves from school to school. It is accepted, rarely bad-mouthed, and frankly just a way of life around the Appalachia region. Ask Belfry how many of its former superstar players were from over the West Virginia state line for instance. Well the three prospects pictured above, Kizer Alone, Landon Smith, and Ethan Combs, all played for Knott County a year ago. This year, zero for three…c’est la vie!
This prospect has been likened to Wandale Robinson. We watch him and believe him to be more of a Jay Becherer clone. Regardless, he is likened to two exceptional former high school players both of whom flourished in college. We believe before it is said and done, this kid here will do likewise. He is certainly putting in the work. Enjoy the feature. HB.
Wan’Dale Robinson would know an extraordinary athlete when seeing one. So would KPGFootball. Can’t speak for Wan’Dale but as far as we are concerned, Gavin Johnson is top-drawer in his graduating class. Enjoy the feature. HB.
Elijah Hawkins for Logan County is the pride of the Russellville area. His play and at such a young age is among the many reasons why. This kid is a bone fide star playing the high school game. He will be on many All-State lists going forward. Enjoy the feature. HB.
This is Drew Davis. He is among Kentucky’s very finest interior, defensive down lineman in Kentucky’s ’23 class. We believe he will be a first-team All-State AP player next Fall and made the KPGFootball first-team a year ago. There are two programs which believe he is theirs. In the end, isn’t he his-own? Enjoy the feature. HB.
There is nothing about Parker Chaney which looks “freshman-ish.” Of course, after having started all year for a finalist in 2A, he really isn’t a freshman anymore. He’s more like a junior. Enjoy the article. HB.
Zane Biever is a Dawg! That is why when the Red Devils need a player blocked or a rush applied, Coach Greg Brown just “…leaves it to Biever!” This kid is described as “undersized.” What isn’t undersized is his play. Enjoy the article. HB.
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