RyleRaider101

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I think Nevels will be offered D1 scholly's by someone next year because of his Speed, and agressivness. IMO

Kevin Smith NCC Cody Wolfe, Dustin Alvey, Ryan Fogle CONNER Jeff Wera BEECHWOOD Jeff Dress COV CATH Jordan Nevels Sean Sester HIGHLANDS Matt Wingrove RYLE All these players either will have the name/stats to earn Honorable Mentions on the all state team except Dress and Wera could be both earn a spot on the teams.

lol man i dunno what to think

visit his Grandma for dinner to talk about

forgot his suitcase full of

A Trinity Male all-star team would crush a Eastern All-Star team probably by a blow out QB Brohm then with some funked formations Bush RB Spencer/ Elbert WR Bush /McBroom /May /Mudd lol with just that set of skilled players I would put up them up against alot of all-star teams across the country.

Actually I would almost gurrante that by next season Jordan is pretty rocked up. He is already getting there, and will be the most athletic kid on the Highlands team right now. He is really a fast player he will run a legit 4.3 by the time he is out of high school. He will start at corner, and probably take reps at WR, and RB.

Ryle Football Ryle High School started it’s football program in 1992 under Coach Eckstein who is the current coach at Carrol County High School. Ryle only competed in 5 varsity games it’s first football season, and went 1-4 in play. The next year they went 3-7 in there first full season of Varsity, and played in 3A. Every since then they have compiled a overall 57-45 win/loss record. Early on Coach Eckstein was blessed with some good running backs, and just like it’s close neighbor, Boone County High school, Ryle adopted the “smashmouth”offense . In the early years of the football team such players as All-State running-back Eddie Smith,Linebacker Josh Ray, QB Willie Schrogie,DL Josh Turner,OL Dustin Tymensky, and RB Jamie Elliot led the team to some exciting seasons, and a few playoff appearances in 3A. The coaching staff since then has almost completely dismantled. Coach Eckstein is now the head coach at Carrol County. Coach Kyle Neiderman is on the Boone County coaching staff. Coach Riegler is currently the Head Coach at Scott High School. Coach Ashworth is a principal at Glen Este High School in Ohio, and Coach Parrish is the current Head Coach at Ludlow. In 1998 the football team went 7-5 losing 14-28 in the playoffs to Covington Catholic. They also played Beechwood who won state that year to a close 22-27 loss at Nippert Stadium. After the season Coach Eckstein left the Ryle Football Program. In the offseason prior to the 1999 football season Ryle brought in current Head Coach Kyle Hockman. Hockman brought with him a more pass originated offense. With a gunning quarterback in Justin Parr, a 1st Team All-State Wide Receiver in Micheal Setters, and a quick slashing All-State Running back in Travis Grant, Ryle was set to make some noise in there new 4A class. The 1999 was a year full of good games. They picked up there first win over Covington Catholic in school history early in the season. Ryle also played Shane Boyd lead Henry clay to a 21-14 Henry Clay win, and Class 4A Runner Up Bryan Station to a 22-7 Bryan Station win. Ryle might not have had the best record, but win it came time for the playoffs they were defiantly a force to be reckoned with. They traveled to state perennial power Trinity High School in Louisville for a first round playoff game, and lost 26-32 in double overtime. 2000 saw much of the same type of action. The team went 8-4. They also recorded the first Home Playoff win in against Ballard, but soon fell to Class 4A Runner-up Trinity 35-3 in the second round. 2001 was a unsuccessful season, and the first losing season for Coach Kyle Hockman. The team went 2-8, and failed to make the playoffs. 2002 was a different season though with the team going 5-6, and getting wins over school rivals Covington Catholic, and Boone County. They qualified for the playoffs, and lost to Trinity High School in the first round. Gone are the days of the black and silver Raiders, and in are the days of the Orange, Black, and White Raiders. The team has gone from new to a quality program in the eyes of many Northern Kentucky people. The smashmouth team left, and the finesse team arrived. A great coach left, and a great coach arrived. The one thing that is sure though is that the Ryle Football Program is on the rise. One thing that has helped of lately is the success of the Ryle Sports Festival. It’s a multi-event sports festival held at the beginning of every football season, and the football games are phenomenal .Ryle is currently 2-0 in the bowl game, and the success of the event has opened many doors for the Ryle Football Program. Ryle is not known as the new team on the block anymore, but rather as a team to be reckoned with, and Coach Hockman and company look to continue that thought in the 2003 season.

I'll stick with the holiday, and say good ole' turkey

BBQ Bass, Bluegill Chips, and Catfish Filets....MMMMMMMMM

Good Ole' minnows for Bass fishing. Worms for Bluegill. Chicken liver, and Bluegill for Catfish.

nWo

Think you can win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor?

My Spider Senses say that this could be interesting to see.....