We call him “Alexander the Great” and he may not have an empire stretching from the Balkans to the modern-day Pakistan, but the original Alexander didn’t register 19-QB sacks in a single season or wrack up over 1,000-yards receiving. Who was greater? Well, right now one of the Alexanders is still writing his life’s story. Enjoy the feature. Friday Night Fletch.
We believe in the special teams at KPGFootball and at Independence Bank. It is one-third of a football game and deserves to be highlight like the other two phases. This guy here was our all-state kicker. Enjoy the feature and get on by your local Independence Bank and enjoy the people, product, and services which have revolutionized the Kentucky banking industry! Friday Night Fletch.
We feature out of Kentucky talent when that talent is being recruited to Kentucky college programs. Hey, we are fans of the colleges and universities fielding football teams across Kentucky, as are our advertisers, so why not? This kid here is high on the Centre wish list and already holds numerous offers at prestigious schools for his services. Can the Colonels land this guy? We hope so.
The Storm have been dad-burn effective running the football of late. One reason is the bruising, All-State FB the team has enjoyed over the last four years. Another is having young linemen coming through the pipe line like ’25’s Hayden Crick. Enjoy this look at a kid who should anchor ’24’s offensive front. Friday Night Fletch.
Bradlee Baker is among the most productive stars in the Southwestern lineup. Southwestern is routinely in the title-chase in the 5A classification. Enjoy this feature and don’t forget to #SavorTheFlavor of the country’s very finest beef jerky product. Friday Night Fletch
Shep Esper led the nation this past season in PATs, where he converted 98-straight. That is simply remarkable. The kicking game is mighty important to any football team and we celebrate the third phase of football as much or more than any of our competitors. Enjoy the article. Friday Night Fletch.
Tyson Martin from Horse Cave, Kentucky is an example of a growing trend across the Bluegrass of high school football stars making significant contributions in all three phases of a football game. The 6’1,” 190-pounder led his classification in rushing this past season and contributed mightily in every phase to include the 3.5 GPA he logged in the classroom. Enjoy the feature. Friday Night Fletch.
I went to Middleburg, Tennessee around a week ago to lay to rest a cousin of mine who greatly impacted those of us fortune enough to know him. He did more than that; he should us the right way to live. I shall see you again, Bill Long, in the sweet by and by.
Ulysses Porter was a freshman running back in ’23 and only saw action in eight (8) of the team’s 11-games. In spite of this, he still came perilously close to eclipsing a thousand yards. This guy looks poised to render as “heroic” a performance of the remaining three years of his high school career as the character whose name he bears. Enjoy the feature. Friday Night Fletch.
We have had a few, two-time Revolutionary Players of the Week. Jak may well be our first three-timer. Lindsey is a mountain of a man who made our All-State football team and is headed to Souther Illinois for a little Division 1, FCS, football. Enjoy this feature and don’t forget to celebrate with us the services, people, and financial products which have caused a revolution in Kentucky’s banking industry. Friday Night Fletch
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