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’27 DB took time to get in lineup but produced ‘starter’s production’ in no time at all

This guy is a ’27 DB playing football for Kentucky’s premier program in the “Big Boy” classification (6A). The Shamrocks are coming off back to back 6A titles and have won 29-KHSAA titles overall. Myles Howze played in 13-games for the Shamrocks as a sophomore and entered the starting lineup around game number eight (8). At 5’11,” 170-pounds, and also starring at catcher on the baseball team, this guy here is a cat. We believe we are seeing a “Mr. Football” candidate in a few seasons. Better keep your eyes on him.

HB Lyon, Scouting Director, “KPGFootball”

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Louisville, KY: We often describe Kentucky 6A as “Big Boy Football.” We do this because these schools in 6A have the largest enrollments.

This doesn’t imply we believe 6A teams are necessarily the best football teams in the KHSAA. There are prestigious programs at all levels of competition.

There are years where the 6A classification has the best football team in Kentucky. There are years where “Kentucky’s best team” resides in one of the smaller classes.

Enrollment in Kentucky doesn’t (necessarily) indicated quality of game play. Just so you know.

That aside, there is no question Trinity High School, in Louisville, Kentucky, consistently plays the highest brand of high school football in the commonwealth. With 29-KHSAA titles to its credit, The Rocks (or Shamrocks), are among the more prestigious programs in the USA, much less Kentucky.

You have heard our claim “college players” find the field sometime during their sophomore seasons in high school. In truth, finding the field sometime during the sophomore season is more compelling at some high school programs than others.

Finding the field as a sophomore for the Trinity Shamrocks is as compelling an argument as any one athlete can make. Myles Howze didn’t just find the field, he thrived.

Howze played in 13-games as a sophomore for The Rocks. Howze didn’t find the starting lineup in the defensive backfield until game eight.

Howze is 5’11,” and weighs in at 170-pounds. Howze registered 29-tackles, five (5) TFLs, with five (5) INTs. For a “sometimes starter” at one of the Midwest/Southeast’s more prominent football programs, that is cooking with gas, man!

Howze has the type of versatile skill set we crave in young players. Howze is a baseball standout for The Rocks and plays behind the plate (catcher) on the diamond.

In case we forget, Howze also carries a 4.0-GPA at one of Kentucky’s more academically challenging curricula in the Bluegrass. College football (and maybe even baseball) programs will find this is an easy take.

Trinity High is coming off back-to-back 6A football titles. The Shamrocks boast 29-titles in its history, winning its last 10 appearances and 17 of its last 18. Put another way, when they reach the game, they generally win the game.

Join us next week as we return to honor another weekly prize winner. Until then, pop some Mingua Beef Jerky in your mouth and savor the quality and flavor which sets it apart from the competition. Remember, our product is superior and one of a kind; just like Trinity High School’s Myles Howze.

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

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