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  1. I would say that Pike County would be hard to handle, there is some good football being played there, plus adding in athletes from schools that have had lesser success Perry County would be tough too combining PCC and Hazard Greenup County would have some success as well (Raceland, Russell and Greenup Co.) something like 180 kids playing football in a relatively low population county I dont know that Boyd Co would be much better than Ashland already is tho
  2. GC has several Sophomores that contribute on Friday nights, 2 Sophomores started against Russell. The Freshman class is small but has talent and the 8th grade class behind them is very talented. GC is building a legitimate PROGRAM under Grizzle and the "window" isn't near to closing on wins
  3. Hearing that the Rams picked up a QB from Ironton and he looks to be the starter. My sources tell me that its his third stop in as many years. He should pair nicely with the OL from Ironton and the two former Boyd Co starters on the roster. Fairview 2.0 looks to be hard to handle in NEKy this coming fall
  4. I also Agree Sammons is in the discussion for top 5. He was invited to Elite 11 this year as a Junior to be, holds several school records for passing and has a burning desire to be an elite QB (not that the aforementioned QBs dont have that desire).Plus elite size and does very well academically. Most on here don't know the name because hes not slinging it at Private School or in a "Big Market"
  5. Grizzle has a lot of momentum at Greenup, good classes coming up, a young staff, a stud QB and a favorable district in 2019-2020. I cant imagine the situation would be better at Ironton for him. He may have interviewed but I dont see him wearing any color but Green this year.
  6. Other names to be on the lookout for with this Greenup Team is Austin Evans. He will be a Jr this season after starting last season at WR. Sammons has been throwing to Evans for a long time and they have alot of chemistry and Jacob Roe, (Jr. OT) who will be in his 3rd year starting. A real special talent and physical presence at 6'7" 310lbs with good feet and a bit of a nasty streak
  7. Greenup County returns alot of experience on both sides of the ball including all starting skill players from last years squad. 3/5 starting lineman and 7 starters on defense. This team will be exciting to watch offensively with school record setting receiver Patrick Kelly catching passes from Jr Eli Sammons. Dual Threat Running back Dalton Halstead will be featured in the back field. The Defense will be anchored by Senior Brecken Thomas at middle LB, a three year starter. The cast on defense will feature returning starters Kieth Sparks (Sr, DE), Alex Wellman (Sr, C), Gary Adkins (Sr, DT) and Tanner Euton (Jr, LB)
  8. Im sure that the job will get plenty of interest in the NEKY area but the job, in my opinion, is not the job it used to be. Most of the talent in SEOH is located west of Ironton in Wheelersburg. The only thing that Ironton has going for it is tradition and community support
  9. I like the new district but I would like to see more schools than 4. Greenup, Russell and Ashland are going to be top 10 if not top 5 in 3A most years. This makes Scheduling 7 non-district games tough. Local teams may not want to add tough games to their schedules or potential playoff matchups to their schedule. This could mean some long travel times and tough in season opponents for Musketeers, Devils and Tomcats
  10. I like Greenup County's Dalton Halstead. Halstead Rushed for 1200 yards rushing and 500 receiving and 19 total touch downs. He was among the top of 4A in scoring.
  11. Who will be tho top guys toting the rock this year in Eastern Ky?
  12. I pull for Danville and Boyle Co which stems from playing at Centre College. I have always had admiration for those programs and their tradition.
  13. Really depends on the Defensive scheme that your team runs? Safeties are not longer 15 yard deep last line of defense type guys. In alot of schemes they are asked to be a player for stretch/toss,quick screen game and have option responsibilities. In todays game Safeties have to be very dynamic against the run and the pass. Blanton from JC (2016) comes to mind as the best example of this
  14. Who would you all say has the strongest District in 4A? IMO District 8 is very competitive. JC and Ashland are two of the top 4 4A teams in the state and Greenup is a 3 Seed that no 2 Seed wants to see with their offensive fire power, but it is def a top heavy district.
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