We called the show Welcome Back, Carter although it was really Welcome Back, Kotter. In any event, the Storm gets Carter Edward back for the ’24 season and this athletic, versatile, and smart player will be welcomed, in deed, when the Storm opens the season. Enjoy this edition of “Storm Warning.” Friday Night Fletch.
We have been featuring versatility this offseason and we have one for you hear. This guy plays LB,G in football as a two-way guy, wrestles, and is a middle infielder, third-baseman, outfielder, right-handed pitcher on the varsity baseball team. He also is a member of the 1,000-pound club in the weight room and all of this while having just completed his sophomore season on Kentucky’s deepest roster. If there was ever anyone deserving of some beef jerky, this guy would have to be it. Enjoy this feature and and don’t forget to #SavorTheFlavor of the country’s very finest beef jerky products. Friday Night Fletch.
Josiah Hope played on a roster which “officially” posted a 1-10 in ’23 notwithstanding its having two “Power Fives” in its lineup. Well, most of the “Ls” were actually “Ws” turned by forfeit for self-reported violations, so don’t cry for North Hardin quite yet. Either way, the Trojans boast another top-flight, in-KY guy that the “big boys” are clamoring to impress and recruit. This feature will help you understand what makes a player a prospect and not just an outstanding Friday Nighter. Friday Night Fletch.
Line play can be hard to evaluate. When evaluating linemen, as the offensive variety really don’t have much in the way of statistics beyond “games played” and “pancakes” (if the team keeps such a statistic and not all do), one often has to look for characteristics of line dominance in making a decision regarding who to offer. Strength, power, feet agility, balance, speed, spacial quickness, hand quickness, punching power are all examples of characteristics sought. Enjoy this look at an under the radar lineman programs would do well to research thoroughly. Friday Night Fletch.
Malik Butler’s handle on Twitter is “THEREALMALIK.” Anyone who was a fan of syndicated game shows, or shows they may be old enough to remember in primetime, should remember the television show, “To Tell the Truth.” Well Franklin-Simpson’s Malik Butler is the truth and he is here to tell it. Enjoy the feature. Friday Night Fletcher.
Aundreias Murphy reminds us of the late, great Audie Murphy for reasons we will explain in the piece. Our Murphy is a bit undersized and young, like the Murphy who came before him, but perhaps he may put forth such a Herculean effort. Enjoy the feature. Friday Night Fletch.
We have been featuring versatility this offseason. It is also time to step away from the seniors graduating this semester and focus on the younger talent coming down the pipeline. Today, we focus on one of the mountain’s better ‘27s in Letcher County’s Mason Stephens. Stephens is a defensive back third guy who figures to play more and more this coming season split out wide on offense. Enjoy this feature and don’t forget to #SavorTheFlavor. Friday Night Fletch.
Football is just different in the Appalachia Mountains. First of all, football is the primary sport in that part of Kentucky and doesn’t pay “second fiddle” to basketball. They also routinely produce Gavin Johnson types who are ready to contribute early in their careers. Enjoy this feature about one of Kentucky’s better ’27 prospects. Friday Night Fletch.
Durrell Turner is entering his senior season. All he did his junior year was to lead all of 6A in rushing. What will he do in ’24? Perhaps be in the thick of the Mr. Football race. Enjoy the feature. Friday Night Fletch.
’25 two-way guy is one of the better athletes in Kentucky We have been featuring versatility this offseason. Dane Parsley from Warren East may be the poster-child for such an attribute. He was the team’s leading passer, leading rusher, and leading scorer. He led the team in INTs (5), IRNYs […]
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