Player School Gms Att Cmp Int Yds TD P-GM

 

Dylan Beasley Nelson County 3 109 74 2 1334 13 445

Blake Bir Covington Catholic 3 104 58 4 848 9 283

Austin Chapman Gallatin County 3 64 43 1 832 12 277

Graham Gordon Tates Creek 3 71 43 1 785 7 262

Jake Guhy Mayfield 3 68 39 1 785 6 262

Jarredd Jarrell Prestonsburg 3 78 44 4 784 6 261

Desmond McAdams Fleming County 3 88 52 5 784 9 261

Logan Woodside Franklin County 3 33 26 0 761 12 254

Elijah Flener Butler County 3 92 57 2 740 8 247

Devin Hayes Bowling Green 3 84 54 2 739 9 246

Cody Wolfe Eastern 3 77 34 3 720 7 240

Tyler Greer Calloway County 3 97 49 4 693 3 231

Richard Trent Breathitt County 3 55 34 0 683 9 228

Garrett Peavler Lafayette 3 83 52 3 647 4 216

Kyle Bolin Lex. Catholic 3 95 54 4 626 5 209

 

2012 KY Football Stat Leaders

I know Bir and Bolin are studs, who else falls into the stud group?

Woodside is darned impressive.

Woodside is darned impressive.

 

Franklin County has it rolling, I am glad to hear that about Woodside.

Dylan Beasley has been atop this list for a couple years now and has the unfortunate distinction of being on a team that averages 32+ per game, but gives up 40+ per game. He is really a quite capable quarterback.

I'm a little biased, but seeing Tates Creek "Sophmore" Graham Gordon at number 4 is pretty impressive. On a team that has been running the ball for as long as anyone can remember...

Creek fan. Graham Gordon is having a great year, and just a sophomore. He is actually 1st in 6A. Of the teams that reported.

 

http://khsaa.org/football/2012/stats6.htm

Creek fan. Graham Gordon is having a great year, and just a sophomore. He is actually 1st in 6A. Of the teams that reported.

 

2012 KY Football Stat Leaders

 

That's awesome! Thanks for the heads up...

Dylan Beasley has been atop this list for a couple years now and has the unfortunate distinction of being on a team that averages 32+ per game, but gives up 40+ per game. He is really a quite capable quarterback.

 

What does his future hold. The article in the Herald said he was a terrific student, but is his talent level Division I? I-AA? Something else?

Beasley is the best I've seen so far this year.

Size? Grade?

Got to watch him tonight. He is very impressive. He is not a Division I recruit because he is not big enough. However, he got hit hard several times and delivers under pressure, fires some strikes, is very good precision on deep stops, outs, and crossing patterns alike. Perhaps only downside is that he did not appear to throw well on the run, but I was told he is a 4.0 student that is being actively recruited by Princeton. I hope he gets it, Nelson County is thirsty for some good news.

Chapman for gallatin is a very nice talent. He can make all of the throws. No ints to date.

Just curious... Which kids on this list are not Seniors?