We first wrote about Austin Lawson on KPGFootball, May 22, 2108. For your convenience, we have provided a link to the article which you may access by clicking on the words in blue. At that time we wrote that article, the big fella was listed at 6-4. Since that article […]
I was at a middle school game last night watching Hopkinsville Middle School play Logan County. One of the HMS players came up to me and said, Coach, that list of top players in Kentucky you published for my class was wrong. I said, what was wrong about it, son. His response was, I wasn’t on […]
The Cincinnati Bearcats, an FBS, Division 1 football team which competes in the American Athletic Conference, will be hosting a couple of Kentucky’s finest in the Class of 2020 this upcoming weekend. Interestingly enough, the two players the Bearcats have summoned to Cincinnati are not only high school teammates at […]
Interior offensive linemen are the grunts of a football team. They do all the hard work and never hear their names called unless they really screw the pooch. At the end of the day, the best thing one can say about an interior offensive linemen’s performance is I completely forgot he […]
One of the big topics around the mountains is how exactly do the Pirates of Belfry replace the backfield it lost to graduation. Everyone knows what Taveon Hunter did in setting a new Kentucky, single-season record for average yards per carry with a minimum of 75 carries. Hunter gained 1,285 […]
There is quite a controversy brewing in the mountains about whom will be starting for Coach Phillip Haywood‘s Pirates at the split tackle position upfront. Who’s going to be the fifth, first-teamer on Haywood’s Hawgs? Well, we have been informed, through sources close to the situation which KPGFootball has developed to […]
I have no idea why, and it is probably the dumbest thing ever, but, when I think of Belfry’s Keaton Thacker, I always think of the kid’s song…With a knick knack paddy wack/Give a dog a bone/This old man comes rolling home. I have a penchant for shortening names, as […]
Have you ever heard the saying it’s all in the name? I am not sure from where I first heard it or from where the saying derived but I don’t remember a time when that saying wasn’t entirely known to me and accepted as true. There was a really funny bit […]
No one needs much in the way of a history lesson to see why Coach Phillip Haywood has such success in coaching high school football. There is also little wonder why he is annually a factor in the State Championship picture. It was only two years ago, that Josh Moore, […]
We talk a lot about pedigree in football and it does amount to something as we see consanguine relatives both excel at football’s highest levels year after year. There are lots of examples of this and we discussed another example just yesterday when I featured a freakishly big and athletic […]
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