The Murray High Tigers travel to take on a Mayfield team it sent packing from the playoff in ’20 and which it beat on October 22. Will history repeat itself or will Mayfield, once again, advance to the Regional Championship game? Hard to say. One thing easy to say is this…Coach Darren Bowling is doing one Hell of a job. Enjoy the feature. HB.
Sebastian Lawrence is one of the most punishing and imposing defensive linemen playing high school football anywhere in the commonwealth of Kentucky today. This kid is huge, strong, powerful, and, judging from his statistics, impossible to block. Enjoy this article about one of Kentucky’s very best 2021’s from your friends at the fastest growing bank in Kentucky, Independence Bank.
We don’t know how the Henderson County Colonels will replace players like this week’s recipient, Meric-Dean Stinson. It is not everyday a team is fortunate enough to have a guy with Stinson’s heart and fight in the line-up. Make no mistake, Stinson was as responsible for the Colonels’s turn-around in 2018 as any other player on the team. No one works harder than Meric-Dean Stinson and efforts like his are worthy of recognition and celebration. That is exactly why he is being recognized this week by Kentucky’s fastest growing (and hardest working) financial institution, Independence Bank. Join us next week as we award this to another worthy football player.
Talk about your freakishly-long frames. Talk about your freakishly athletic and fast, quick-twitch monsters. Talk about on-field production. Good luck finding a LB who possesses any of these attributes in superior quantities than Antonio Abren.
One hates to play favorites, but, truthfully, there are players in a sports writer’s coverage sphere he just likes better than others. KPGFootball are HUGE Barrett Henley fans. That is why we nominated him for the Associated Press, All-State Football team. That is why we voted him, first team, on […]
Things are heating up on the recruiting trail for Caldwell County’s Oliver Parker. Oliver is a WR prospect, in the Class of 2019, who is also able to play FS. Parker, who has been timed at 4.6 seconds in the 40 yard dash at several college prospect camps he attended […]
Well, KPGFootball traveled to Murfreesboro, Tennessee yesterday to watch the Hopkinsville High School Tigers participate in the biggest (and most prestigious) 7 on 7 tournament in middle Tennessee. It was held at one of the storied programs in the area, Riverdale High School. There were 26 teams there including Page, Smyrna, […]
David Starnes has done really well at Caldwell County with the Tigers’ football program. Last year, may have been his most masterful coaching job yet. Caldwell learned, just prior to the season, its starting QB, Shane Burns, was going to forego his senior year to concentrate on baseball. I mean, […]
As you are aware, we both have and continue to cover Clarksville, Tennessee talent, and talent from the Clarksville metropolitan area, as part of our coverage largely because we are principally based in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Hopkinsville and Clarksville comprise one metropolitan area in spite of one city being in Kentucky and […]
It has been reported by Todd Little with the Times Leader in Princeton, Kentucky that Shane Burns is foregoing football his senior season to focus on baseball. Shane Burns, as a quarterback, was entering his senior season having amassed nearly 6,500 yards passing and 71 TDs through the air. In a poll […]
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