Davaree Gude is rounding into one of the very best RB’s in all of KY. Friday night, the Junior etched his name in the Wildcat record book along surnames like Parham and Baker. Folks around Trigg County know just what kind of company that is keeping. Enjoy the feature.
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Tyson Martin is a prospect about whom we have before written. Wait until you read what he did in the opener. If the ’28 two way star keeps doing what he did against Muhlenberg, he may find himself in a Mr. Football race next season. Enjoy the feature.
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We called him the best middle school football player in Kentucky last season. If the opener is an indication, we couldn’t have been any more on the money than we were with Bryson “Mr. B.” Johnson. Johnson had 16-tackles, 1.5-TFLs in the opener against a really good Somerset squad. While Perry County Central fans would have much preferred a different outcome, they still were enthused about the play of the young, freshman, LB.
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Deven Leclercq from Southwestern High is a lineman about whom we warned you this time last year. He was coming off an impressive freshman campaign and entering his sophomore season among the very best the class of ’26 had to offer. A year later, he hasn’t done anything to dampen our enthusiasm about his next level prospects. Enjoy the feature.
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We are steamrolling into the season opener on August 23rd. There is still the matter of a scrimmage against the Russellville Panthers. The Panthers were an extremely young, inexperienced team a year ago. These guys are always athletic and the added experience should indicate a different Panther squad than the one we saw limp to a 2-9 finish in 2023. Enjoy this “scouting report.” Friday Night Fletch.
Cade Scott is raring to go and improve on what his teammates and he did in ’23. The Green Wave were quick out of the gate, winning five of the first six, then faded down the stretch, losing one of its last games by a solitary point to Pleasure Ridge Park (Lou.). Scott is a 6’5,” 200 pound QB who can play LB (if need be) and punts. He is also a varsity B-Baller. Outside of all that, he is rounding into one of the more sought after athletes, KY-wide, in the 2026 graduating class. Enjoy the feature. Friday Night Fletch.
Well, scrimmages are in full swing. This time last year, a 4A team I had predicted would struggle tied a 5A power in a scrimmage which made the 4A coach scream all over social media that I was a complete idiot. The 4A team went 1-9, the 5A team challenged for the title at its level of play. Obviously, that scrimmage was meaningless. Well, Friday night Johnson’s Apollo squad pasted Logan County, at 4A team usually in the hunt. What does it mean? Does it mean anything? We’ll discuss. Friday Night Fletch.
Mason Fields has looked this offseason like a rising junior QB on the rise. Only problem is Armani Gregg performed very well a year ago and isn’t out of eligibility. What we have brewing in Edgewood, Kentucky may be a first-rate QB controversy. Either that or we may be adding to the TE position room. Enjoy this feature. Friday Night Fletch.
We often hear, “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,” relating to sons who look poised to repeat (or even surpass) the exploits of their father. David Jones, Jr. has some mighty big shoes to fill. However, he is a “Jones.” Enjoy this feature. Friday Night Fletch.
Demarkese Harris stepped away from the game in ’23 for reasons for which we wouldn’t be so bold as to fathom a guess. We can tell you “Kese” is back in a big way at Christian County and no two coaches are any happier about that than head man, Ethan Atchley, and defensive coordinator, Tony “Cheese” McCombs. Look for Kese to put up monster production in the coming Fall and look for his Colonels to be a much improved outfit than the one you remember from the year prior. Enjoy the article. Friday Night Fletch.
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