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Best Offensive Lineman in NKY for 2014

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Bo Hebel will certainly be an enforcer on the Highlands offensive line. He has great feet and is absolutely huge!!!

I can't speak for all of Northern Kentucky, but the best lineman at CCH is Sam Murrer. He probably had the best season of any of the lineman on the team last year as a Junior.

What about Brett Graziani #66 from Campbell County?

 

Not a very big lineman 6'0 220?

Plenty big enough to dominate HS football if he has the mindset and technique, don't get too hung up on size.

Scott high school has a couple players that I would keep an eye on senior Brendan Sebree and sophomore Gage Tucker

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Hopefully he can grow some more! Maybe coaches should think about moving him to new position. But thanks for the reply!

Hopefully he can grow some more! Maybe coaches should think about moving him to new position. But thanks for the reply!

 

Would be a good size linebacker.

Hopefully he can grow some more! Maybe coaches should think about moving him to new position. But thanks for the reply!

 

In order for him to be considered a good lineman he must play football first..

Justin Gangwish (OT) at Holy Cross is 6'5" 260lbs and is a maniac on the field. Good quick hands and feet. Heard he is getting looks from quite a few D1-A and D1-AA schools.

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