There’s not but one way to get to Carnegie Hall and it is the same way one gets on the Team Kentucky roster. Hard work. No one on the 8th grade edition of Team Kentucky’s Future Stars roster has worked any harder to get there than Joshua Harris we are willing to wager. Better read this today for free, it will be pay-walled tomorrow.
Teams are always looking for help at RB. Having entering 9th graders who can tote the mail like this kid is of invaluable importance to any program. Rising 9th graders like Deangelo Patterson are not your garden variety of rising 9th graders. Players like him find themselves immediately in the discussion for PT. The same will be true of Patterson when he hits the 9th grade hallways at WCHS.
It is the biggest honor which can be bestowed on a middle school football player. It is the best indicator of both future high school and college success on the football field anywhere in the commonwealth of Kentucky. Each year the books are opened and more names are inscribed into the most prestigious and unique brotherhood in Kentucky Football. Ladies and Gentlemen, all over the commonwealth of Kentucky, KPGFootball is proud to publish your 6th, 7th, & 8th grade Teams Kentucky Future Stars.
Many people associate this week’s Revolutionary Player of the Week with the sport of baseball. He is one of the most coveted prospects on the diamond across the commonwealth of Kentucky. However, Ian Pitt from Henderson County has the ability to play either or both sports collegiately and would be time well spent for any college program looking to shore up two, instead of just one, of its varsity sports. Read about Henderson County’s Ian Pitt brought to you by the fastest growing bank in the commonwealth of Kentucky, your friends at Independence Bank. Join the revolution in banking.
We probably don’t recognize kickers and punters as much as the positions deserve. We have heard it said special team’s is a third of the game of football, but people like Robert R. Neyland attached even more significance to it than that. One thing is certain, nothing gets a team beat any faster than bad special teams’ play. Michael Lobdell is one of the best around and a real weapon for the Indians which is why he is this week’s Meeks & Meeks Montgomery County Player of the Week. Join us next week when we award this to another deserving player from your friends when you really need one, Meeks & Meeks.
As Robertson County Players of the Week go, this is one of our largest recipients. Don’t let the size fool you as his deployment and production lend themselves to the proposition big Brennan Judkins moves just fine. Join us next week as we crown another Robertson County Player of the Week brought to you by your locally owned hometown Stewart Williams Furniture Company.
Dre Boyd is playing for the Dragons Football team in 2019. Where were you when you learned of this.? Where were you on April 28, 2019 at 8:14 p.m. when his mother published it on Facebook? If you’re a Dragon fan, you just might try to recall. It may have been the moment Cary Fowler first turned around the program’s fortunes.
For those who have revelled in WCHS’s 35 game skid, we hope you have enjoyed yourselves. From what KPGFootball could tell, the opportunity to pile on the Dragons is becoming a thing of the past. The Dragons appear poised to return to one of the premier programs in Class 4A. They won’t be the 2018 Dragons when they hit the field in 2019. That’s a guarantee.
Talk about your freakishly-long frames. Talk about your freakishly athletic and fast, quick-twitch monsters. Talk about on-field production. Good luck finding a LB who possesses any of these attributes in superior quantities than Antonio Abren.
This is what we call super-inside information on who did what at yesterday’s Future Stars combine at DeSales yesterday. #MembershipHasItsPrivileges.
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