Southwestern High was 13-1 in ’22 but sustained heavy losses from a production stand point to the graduation stage. What will they do in ’23? Having guys like McKee back should help. Enjoy the feature. FL.
We have already featured Tate Crum. Today we are featuring the “other guy” along the Martin County front. When a team rushes for close to 4,000 yards and over 50-TD’s on a season, the OL tends to garner a little notice. Enjoy the feature. FL.
Peyton Molter heads into the ’23 campaign with plenty of eyes fastened right on him. First of all, he has a good frame for a “drop-back” QB (6’2,” 180). Secondly, he sports a 3.6 GPA at one of Kentucky’s finest college preparatory curricula. Enjoy the feature. FL.
This week’s Revolutionary Player of the Week is Jamison Brown from Owensboro’s Apollo High. The ’25 linebacker is fast becoming one of the more talked about, 2nd-level defenders in Kentucky’s south-central/western end. He seems to have drawn considerable D-1 interest particularly for a kid transitioning from 10th to 11th-grade. Enjoy the feature. FL.
Maddox Bryant will be an 8th-grader. We have to keep reminding ourselves of this fact as the physical things he can do completely obliterates his being a member of his graduating class. Folks in the mountains are well aware of this star player and his prospects for superstardom going forward and if you read this feature you can join them in their knowledge. FL.
We have covered this prospect since he was in MS. His HS performance has far from disappointed as he is one of the more coveted WR prospects in Kentucky’s ’24 class. His offense is called the “Air Raid” attack and he has played a significant part in making it so. FL.
Keshawn Newman is among the better ’26 players from around Kentucky playing RB/LB. He also got eight (8) games of run on the varsity at one of the harder places to break into the lineup early anywhere around the mountains. We expect big things from Newman, starting immediately in ’23. Enjoy the feature. FL
This is one of the savvier prospects we have seen come down the pipe in several years. There are plenty of programs vying for his services and he looks poised to have a gigantic senior campaign. Enjoy the feature. FL.
This kid will be as good as his frame finishes. He’s going into the 8th grade and the 5’10.5,” 180-pounder is one of the more dynamic and productive second level defenders in the western end of the commonwealth. Enjoy the feature. FL.
Cooper Jones hasn’t played a ton of football at the varsity level, YET! That doesn’t mean he won’t. Matter of fact, we think this guy challenges this coming Fall camp at both guard slots as well as at center. He’s got some ground to make up; but, if he is diligent, he can demonstrate the same type revolutionary performance which has made Independence Bank stand out in Kentucky financial service’s market. Enjoy the feature. FL.
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