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Elkins has firm grip

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Great article In today's Ashland paper:

 

November 27, 2013

Elkins has firm grip

 

When Raceland QB could've drowned, he drove harder

 

Aaron Snyder

The Independent

RACELAND — Just shy of 4,500 passing yards. Fifty-nine touchdowns (and only 24 interceptions). One-thousand-plus rushing yards, with 13 scores tagged along.

 

Oh, don't forget the school-record 27 wins he's earned as a starting quarterback.

 

Get this: Adam Elkins would trade all of it away.

 

Even so, Elkins remarkably spun a tragic event into a turn of events. It's a turn, though, that he wished he wouldn't have been forced to take.

Elkins has firm grip » Local Sports » Daily Independent (Ashland, KY)

Edited by Ram

Adam is such a good kid. I can't imagine going through what he has. I hope he has 1 more week of High School football left.....

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Raceland's Adam Elkins is carried across the field during the Rams' regional championship celebration. KEVIN GOLDY / THE INDEPENDENT

Great article. Sheds some light on what makes Adam and the Rams go.

Edited by Ram

Probably the best article the ADI has done the whole week, IMO.

Probably the best article the ADI has done the whole week, IMO.

I agree completely.

 

 

#ILMOME

Absolutely GREAT article, I agree with spindoc, best article of the week. Best of the season imo.

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