Don’t think you need to play football in Division III? Think your too good for that level of competition. First of all, there are fantastic football players at all levels of competition and secondly, some of these schools you are snubbing confer degrees which set you up pretty well for that game called life. Just something to think about with our 999th article.
We have followed this kid since he was in the 7th grade. He’s looked like a grown man the entire time we’ve known him. Read about Hunter Ousley,
You want to talk about a prospect whose stock in on the rise. Go right out and purchase you some Treyveon Longmire shares as quickly as you can. It is soaring through the roof.
If KPGFootball got to choose a high school football team to compete in Kentucky, regardless of classification, this guy might be the first player we select. Why? This article should explain that to you pretty well.
You bring the liberty and we will provide the Justice. Justice Thompson from Louisville is about whom we are ranting. This is one of the most feared faces patrolling any second level of any defense among any of the 6 classifications of football playing in the commonwealth of Kentucky. What’s all the fuss? You’ll have to read this article to discover the answer to that.
Congratulations to Marquise Parker for being this week’s Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week. Join us next week for another selection.
If you are discussing the very best high school quarterback playing football in the commonwealth of Kentucky, the name Reed Lanter has to be on the short-list. With apologies to DJ Khaled, all Reed Lanter does is win, win, win, no matter what…
If there is a kid in Kentucky deserving of an offer one would think it would be Isaac Dixon. In an age where we constantly talk about this kid or that being a dog or having a lot of dog in him, here’s a kid who has proven himself to be all dog. His time is RIGHT NOW!
This is the first LB across Kentucky in the class of 2020 who should have been offered. Instead he is flying under the radar. We have got to get the word out about his kid. He has the talent to play on Sundays. Give us a hand, would you?
“Logan Parker” used to be practically the only name you heard when discussing Kentucky football prospects in the Class of 2020. Now, he’s among the names you tend to not hear. We don’t feel it is deserved on his part. His play has sure helped launch Taylor County to before unprecedented levels of play. Don’t forget Logan Parker! Players like him don’t grace us too often with their presence on the high school level.
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