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’28 NG appears to be the ‘next big thing’ across the commonwealth

What does one even say about a 15-year old kid who bench presses four plates (405), squats 555, power cleans 275, and clips off 40-yard dashes in 4.9-seconds? What can one even say about a 15-year old kid who is already 6’1,” and weighing 285-pounds, while doing all of the above? What can one say about a freshman nose who registers 29-tackles playing 5A football at the highest levels for one of the classification’s premier programs and premier coaches? Prior to researching Lucas Franklin Flint from Georgetown, Kentucky, I would have said, “I’ll tell you when I meet one.” Well, I have met one. Flint is the strongest, overall, 15-year old in commonwealth history and one of his graduating class’s most sought after and skilled football players. If the colleges aren’t on this kid, right now, it is hard for me to fathom on what they are waiting. I can’t imagine what this kid will look like grown. Pretty scary…

HB Lyon, Scouting Director, “KPGFootball”

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His name is “Lucas Franklin Flint” and his feats in a weight room are legendary. Flint’s accomplishments on the football field, a year ago, equally true particularly for a freshman getting “Friday Night” run at the 5A classification for one of its premier programs.

First in the weight room, it has been an incredible offseason for this prospect. We have seen film of him pressing 405, squatting 555, power cleaning 275, and taking home the total pounds lifted trophy at every powerlifting meet he has entered this spring.

On top of his prowess lifting weights, the guy runs the 40-yard dash in 4.9-seconds. He has division one numbers, even his 40 is a D-1 time for a college nose. Have we mentioned he is just 15-years old?

On the field, he was equally impressive. Not many freshman see varsity action on 5A rosters, particularly not 5A rosters which routinely challenge for the title at its level of competition.

Admittedly, ’24 wasn’t the Cardinals best. No body around Scott County is happy with six (6) win seasons, especially not Jim McKee (278-72, 1-3 in title appearances, 80% winning rate over 30 or so-years). However the young talent on hand around the program has expectations as high as they have been in a while.

You don’t get Lucas Flints coming through a high school program every day. Matter of fact, there are programs throughout Kentucky who have never developed a single one.

This kid will have a huge break out year in ’25, as only a sophomore. By his junior year, we believe his name will be a household word. If I were you (word to the wise time), I would go ahead and write it down, right now. Avoid the rush…

This is Friday Night Fletch, reporting for KPGFootball, reminding you to PLAY THROUGH THE WHISTLE!

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