What I am about to say is commonly referenced as throwing shade, though it isn’t meant that way at all. William Long went to a powerlifting meet in Hopkinsville this Spring where he set 4 new Kentucky state powerlifting records for a lifter his age. He is the, newly minted, 16 year […]
Okay, Team Kentucky, as we reported prior to the beginning of camp, you have been infiltrated. We have a spy amongst you dishing the skinny to us on the down low. We have just talked with our plant and he has some very interesting stuff for us. Here is what […]
I couldn’t decide whether I was going to write this article or not. Part of the goal of Kentucky Prep Gridiron is to provide information to parents about how to go about promoting their kids to the collegiate level to continue both their academic and athletic careers past Friday nights. […]
Kentucky and Tennessee met this afternoon in the Food City Border Bowl in Sevier County, Tennessee and the Kentucky team was littered with stars we have covered right here on Kentucky Prep Gridiron. Kentucky rode behind big offensive line play and an effective ground game, which averaged, on the day, […]
Well, you could have knocked me over with a feather as the saying goes. I get a call from Nathan Schwake offering me 150 tickets for the Music City Bowl to distribute to people in the Western Kentucky area, preferably middle school aged football kids and lower as a perk […]
We can’t publish the two-classes of All-State Offensive Linemen selections together. We would like to, but attempting to feature 11 or so linemen in one article might be more than a reader could digest in one sitting. Therefore, after mentioning this to the Director of the Selection Committee, he has […]
As we have before stated, we are working on both a Freshman and Sophomore Kentucky Prep Gridiron All-State teams. Why? Well, one reason is there isn’t any All-Star team which generally recognizes underclassmen. The All-District, All-Region, and All State Teams from across the Commonwealth of Kentucky will be heavily peppered […]
Blake Schutt is a 6’1″ 280 LT for Hopkinsville High School with a very large butt. That may sound like I am throwing some shade but I’m not. Big Butts are a great thing for an offensive lineman though noting a big butt’s existence may sound like a strange way […]
This is our final installment (Part 5) of our series on Plug-In Players. I know we have been over this before but the criteria to be considered a true Plug In Player is a freshman player (2021) who is either starting, week one, or almost certain to start by year’s end, meaning […]
Julie Thomas with Ballard County Schools has released that the keys to the Ballard Memorial football program have been handed over to the capable hands of football coaching veteran Mark Brooks. Brooks formerly coached the defensive line at State 4A powerhouse, Hopkinsville High School, and even more recently, was set […]
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