We have had some basketball players come over to the gridiron and demonstrate the skills which made them elite on the hardwood make them equally elite on the turf. One of those guys is Warren Central’s Dre Boyd. However, Jabari Kyle is having a “Boyd-ish” football season himself, just at a different position. Coach French has the Yellow-Jackets at 3-1 on the young season and back in discussion for post-season potential. Enjoy the story.
We at KPGFootball are, once again, very pleased to represent our readers and subscribers as voting members of the Associated Press here in Kentucky. The following is this week’s top 10 polls in all six Kentucky high school classifications.
Talking to a friend of mine and KPGFootball contributor/scout and he was telling me about the Franklin County-Anderson County game. Franklin County won 53-13 and, yeah, the Flyers are loaded but he was also telling me he has coached teams against Franklin County’s splendid Class of 2021 WR prospect Fred Farrier. He told me the kid has been separating and snaring aerials practically without drops since he was a 3rd grader. Thought it would make a fine feature article.
We have already voted in this week’s AP, Top-10 poll. The below is how we cast our vote in each of Kentucky’s six classifications. For 1A… For 2A… For 3A… For 4A… For 5A… For 6A… There it is folks, this is how we saw it this week. This is […]
This Stewart Williams Company Robertson County Player of the Week is Taylor Groves from East Robertson High School. This isn’t his first time to win the award. Groves is a 2022 “Jack of All Trades and Master of them All” Athlete who is absolutely on fire and considered Tennessee’s best football player in his graduating class. His play regularly exceeds any and all reasonable expectations, week after week. Enjoy this look at a guy who is coveted and pursued by all the “Big Boys” of college football for a reason. Join us again next week as we look to recognize another of Robertson County’s worthy players.
Congratulations to Damian Lovinsky, Class of 2021, who plays football for Owensboro Apollo, for his revolutionary play on the football field. Oh yeah, before we forget, congratulations for being this week’s Independence Bank Revolutionary Player of the Week. Join us next week for another selection.
Colleague of mine called me just yesterday and asked if I had heard about the game between Jordan Miles (Trigg) and Joshuah Keith (Todd) I asked him, “Are you serious? What kind of an outfit do you think we’re running over here?”
Hey, when two of the best football players in Kentucky’s 2024 class lock-horns, KPGFootball is going to be there. The result of the confrontation was gloriously played football played between two very fine football teams.
Here is some more in depth analysis intended only for KPGFootball subscribers. This is the type of in-depth, and thorough look at these two teams which gives our subscribers the “inside dope” on the Kentucky High School game. You don’t get this level of analysis for free. Enjoy the article KPGFootball family.
We at KPGFootball are, once again, very pleased to represent our readers and subscribers as voting members of the Associated Press here in Kentucky. The following is this week’s top 10 polls in all six Kentucky high school classifications.
Here’s a player with incredible length and frame to play right where Breathitt has him deployed. Want to know why the Bobcats’ defense is being raved about all over the Bluegrass? Having a 6-5, 240-pound DE with incredibly long arms and upper-level mobility sure doesn’t hurt. Read about this prospect playing on one of the hottest teams in Kentucky’s young 2019 football season this year. HB
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