Trinity High School football standout James Quick is ranked No. 59 in the top 150 of the Class of 2013 by ESPN.com.

 

Quick, a two-time All-State wide receiver, is the highest ranked prospect in the state of Kentucky. He has been ranked in the top 100 by several outlets.

 

Quick ranked among top 60 by ESPN.com | Jody Demling – Recruiting

Trinity High School football standout James Quick is ranked No. 59 in the top 150 of the Class of 2013 by ESPN.com.

 

Quick, a two-time All-State wide receiver, is the highest ranked prospect in the state of Kentucky. He has been ranked in the top 100 by several outlets.

 

Quick ranked among top 60 by ESPN.com | Jody Demling – Recruiting

 

If there are truly 59 players better than him in the country, I want to see them.

If there are truly 59 players better than him in the country, I want to see them.

 

Amen Brother!!!

If he were in Florida he'd be Top Ten, IMO....

If he were in Florida he'd be Top Ten, IMO....

 

1+ :thumb:

Ohio State will watch him run in a track meet this week.

Ohio State will watch him run in a track meet this week.

 

 

Very cool. These Trinity kids, along with Barker, are bringing some big time football coaches into the state. That can only be a good thing for HS football and it's players in KY.

Edited April 26, 201214 yr by Imhisdad

I sure hope we can keep him in the state. But I will wish him the best wherever he goes.

Edited April 26, 201214 yr by coldweatherfan

I'm sure he has several offers already. I do know that Illinois has offered.

 

 

I'm fairly certain that they have offered Jason Hatcher too.

Top 60 in the country for football is impressive. In looking closer he is the #8 WR in the country. But you guys think he is a lot better than these other guys? That is awesome.

 

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One thing I like about him is that he is pretty tough. He doesn't like to go down. Plus he is a very good downfield blocker. He doesn't have that 6-3, 6-4 size but maybe he is still growing. Don't know for sure but I'd guess he is about 6-1.

I sure hope we can keep him in the state. But I will wish him the best wherever he goes.

 

 

According to what I read, and it was an internet recruiting site so take it with a grain of salt, his family actually is encouraging him to go OOS to a big time program. Same site said Arkansas was the leader, but an ill fated motor cycle ride has changed that. Would love him in CBus, but if not there then hope he stays home.

According to what I read, and it was an internet recruiting site so take it with a grain of salt, his family actually is encouraging him to go OOS to a big time program. Same site said Arkansas was the leader, but an ill fated motor cycle ride has changed that. Would love him in CBus, but if not there then hope he stays home.

 

Sounds like he has some level headed parents looking out for him and not themselves. I've seen too many kids get their heartstrings played with by parents who want them close to home even though they have a better offer elsewhere. Kudos to these folks for thinking about their son's future first and foremost.

Both of his parents are former U of L athletes (Dad played football for Louisville)....I have been told he's down to OSU and U of L.....we shall see...and yes, OSU coaches were at the track meet.

Both of his parents are former U of L athletes (Dad played football for Louisville)....I have been told he's down to OSU and U of L.....we shall see...and yes, OSU coaches were at the track meet.

 

Actually, I think his mother ran track at Middle Tennessee State.