If you regularly read the site you know we just got back from covering the Kentucky High School Powerlifting State Championships in Cecelia, Kentucky on the campus of Central Hardin High School. One obvious reason for why we annually cover the event is we get reams of material from it, […]
There are those who may profess a bit of dismay at the chosen title. What in the world does KPGFootball mean by “…Bleidt, working hard offseason to break out in 2019?” What would you call what he did in 2018? Well, to those who might be inclined to that reaction we […]
Crittenden County High School is a district 1 team in the 1A classification from Marion, Kentucky which chose the name Rockets for a mascot. The nickname seems entirely appropriate for both a school and a team which has a player the likes of Devon Nesbitt in both the backfield and walking its […]
The Tigers had lost everything from off the 2016, 10-2 football team. They had lost so much Coach Marc Clark took the first train to Paducah to land at McCracken County High School’s head coaching vacancy. The Tigers lost 4 out of 5 starting offensive linemen, 2 college athletes at […]
We have been to Bowling Green, to Louisville, to Mason County, and then back to Louisville, and we have seen the very best the Bluegrass has to offer in the classes of 2022, 2023, and a smattering of hopeful 2024s most of whom are a year away from factoring. Here’s […]
The term scintillating can be used to describe one as being both brilliant and highly skilled. Scintillating can refer to one’s personality or one’s performance. I would say when referencing Trigg County’s Cameron Jordan, who I happen to know personally, it is an apt adjective for both. As this is a football publication, it is being applied […]
There is a rather poignant scene from my favorite movie, Remember the Titans, where Coach Bill Yost opts out of an attempt to fix the outcome of a playoff game. The plan was for T.C. Williams High School to lose its playoff game which would result in the termination, from the […]
As was predicted yesterday on Kentucky Prep Gridiron, scooping every other periodical on line or in print, Craig The Silver Fox Clayton was handed back the reigns to the Hopkinsville High School Football Program he steered to 149 wins in 16 years and two State Finals births the last time he […]
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