Which one is little ram?

I think the "Little" comes more from chronology then actual size. At least that is true at this point.

Easy. The better-looking one.

When 6'0 230 is standing beside 6'4" 290....................

Easy. The better-looking one.

 

Quit guys. You're making me blush. Lol.

This was an awesome experience. Players had a great week of practice. Would have loved to have had that kind of talent all on one high school team...man that would be fun.

 

Players were obviously talented but they were all outstanding young men to boot. That is a tribute to their coaches as well as obviously their parents/guardians.

 

I wish nothing but the best to each of the East players I worked with this past week. Made the week extremely enjoyable. Here's to them having rewarding careers at the next level and success in whatever professional fields they choose. Hopefully many of them will end up coaching and teaching and sharing their love for the game with future generations.

When 6'0 230 is standing beside 6'4" 290....................

Clear case of the young one being under fed. I heard you say once that besides feeding LR his entire life that you have also, on more than one occasion fed the rest of the Raceland Senior linemen who are all pretty much the same size. My sympathy and if those were home cooked meals my sympathy to Mrs. Ram. :eek:. All kidding aside, I wanted to give both of you a :thumb::thumb:, Nevan is a great kid and no doubt will be a success in life as well as he has been, will be in football.

Your Father / son combo playing a Raceland is one of many. Our small communities around here have many Father's who have played for Raceland followed by their sons being a Ram, daughters in other sports. This is a proud community, people stay here, raise their kids here if at all possible. That is what everyone here is really talking about when they say...."Ram Pride" and as we tell others "if, after all of these years, one has to ask about Raceland Ram Football....they will never understand"

 

Quit guys. You're making me blush. Lol.

 

LR, just smile, Agree and go on. Truth is truth.

Oldrambler, here are the players on the East team that represented Raceland well:

55 Mac Boggs (Georgetown College), 64 Austin Manis (Kentucky Christian University), 12 Zack Litteral, and 65 Nevan Johnson (Georgetown College).

:thumb: Thank You.

GRC'S Blanton was named Kentucky National Guard Most Valuable Player on offense for the West team.

 

 

 

 

Former George Rogers Clark High School receiver Khamarkis Blanton made a solid showing in his final prep football game in the Northeastern Kentucky East-West Senior Bowl at Morehead State University last Friday night. Blanton, who is undecided on his college choice, hauled in three passes for 102 yards and caught a 25-yard touchdown pass from Matt Brooks for the West team’s only touchdown of the game with 2:10 remaining in the third quarter. The East team defeated the West stars 28-7. Blanton was named Kentucky National Guard Most Valuable Player on offense for the West team. Blanton’s former teammates Tanner Rose, Nicholas DeMichele and Ryan Bernhard also were members of the West team.

Prep Football: Blanton shines in East-West Senior Bowl - The Winchester Sun: GRC Sports

GRC'S Blanton was named Kentucky National Guard Most Valuable Player on offense for the West team.

 

 

 

 

Former George Rogers Clark High School receiver Khamarkis Blanton made a solid showing in his final prep football game in the Northeastern Kentucky East-West Senior Bowl at Morehead State University last Friday night. Blanton, who is undecided on his college choice, hauled in three passes for 102 yards and caught a 25-yard touchdown pass from Matt Brooks for the West team’s only touchdown of the game with 2:10 remaining in the third quarter. The East team defeated the West stars 28-7. Blanton was named Kentucky National Guard Most Valuable Player on offense for the West team. Blanton’s former teammates Tanner Rose, Nicholas DeMichele and Ryan Bernhard also were members of the West team.

Prep Football: Blanton shines in East-West Senior Bowl - The Winchester Sun: GRC Sports

 

That kid can play. He was huge.