References to a lunchpail date back to 1890 by most accounts. It was a way for regular working men (not many women worked outside the home in the 1890s) to carry hot food with them to their blue-collar jobs. A blue-collar worker has always denoted one who performs manual labor. […]
Well, the Associated Press’s All-State Football teams were published across the Commonwealth of Kentucky as voted on by Kentucky’s Press Corp. Many honorees were either former or present KPGFootball All-Staters as we publish the only 8th, 9th, and 10th grade All-State teams in Kentucky. Below are the players both selected […]
We have begun featuring, here on KPGFootball, a weekly variety of shorter stories in one combined article about football news from around the coverage area. These articles feature snippets of information for the football enthusiasts which we consider, without a doubt, of interest to the Kentucky high school and middle school […]
Yesterday, probably the most prestigious High School All-American game, the Blue-Grey, conducted a Regional combine in the Nashville area at Pope John Paul II High School right across Mansker Creek, just over the Sumner County line. The ones performing well enough at a Regional will be invited to a Super […]
One almost never gets a straight answer from a high school football coach on the question of the importance of strength numbers and power to the sport of high school football. If your son is super strong, you get anecdotes about some other super strong, former player, who sucked at […]
Yesterday, in presenting the Freshman AFI-KPG All-State Defensive Line, I told you an anecdote about a player who played for the Chiefs for six years and then was traded to the St. Louis Rams in 2007, out of Texas A&M, named Dante Hall. You might remember he was nicknamed, The Human […]
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