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My Top 26 Players in NKY at each position to this point of the year. IMO

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Ok, you win! As I said and I'll stand by my OPINION I would have him in MY list doesn't mean you have to have him in yours.

 

I think Smith is a very good player, he's just not in my top 26 of NKY players, sorry. Again have you seen England play this season?

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He had a big year his soph. seasom, really haven't seen or hearing much about him this season, he's a nice player for sure. Maybe?

 

He's certainly the biggest name, and will be playing at the next level. But this year, the tight ends are certainly not well publicized.

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He's certainly the biggest name, and will be playing at the next level. But this year, the tight ends are certainly not well publicized.

 

Anyone besides Hedger, anyone else?

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Comparing the two, when they played each other, Cooper vs. New Cath. Smith vs. Cooper- 11 rushes for 29 yards. Cordell vs. NCC- 16 rushes for 136, I'd go with Cordell just in front of Smith, with both being in the top 5 or so of running backs in NKY, not Top 2 RB's in NKY. JMO.

Anyone besides Hedger, anyone else?

 

Jonathan Stokes, BW

 

I might put the WR at Bellevue in place of Slusher. Brett is better defensively.

I would still take Powell and England over him though, but he's a nice player too.

I don't think you could go wrong with any of the 3. Cordell-Armstrong however is leading the area in rushing yards with over 6 yd per carry. Tough to leave him off the list.

Comparing the two, when they played each other, Cooper vs. New Cath. Smith vs. Cooper- 11 rushes for 29 yards. Cordell vs. NCC- 16 rushes for 136, I'd go with Cordell just in front of Smith, with both being in the top 5 or so of running backs in NKY, not Top 2 RB's in NKY. JMO.

 

Seems fair.

He's certainly the biggest name, and will be playing at the next level. But this year, the tight ends are certainly not well publicized.

 

Hedger 1 of only 3 TEs in the state to get offers.

 

Sam Letton, TE - Lexington Catholic

(Kentucky, Memphis)

 

Tyler Jefferson, TE - Doss

(Committed WKU, offered Tennessee-Martin

 

Andrew Hedger, TE - Dixie Heights

(Committed Austin Peay, Offered Fordham, Holy Cross,Hampton,)

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I don't think you could go wrong with any of the 3. Cordell-Armstrong however is leading the area in rushing yards with over 6 yd per carry. Tough to leave him off the list.

 

I would agree, But I think both Powell and England would start in front of Cordell, on any team in NKY, again it's the top 26 players in NKY at there positions. We just disagree, which is OK.

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Hedger 1 of only 3 TEs in the state to get offers.

 

Sam Letton, TE - Lexington Catholic

(Kentucky, Memphis)

 

Tyler Jefferson, TE - Doss

(Committed WKU, offered Tennessee-Martin

 

Andrew Hedger, TE - Dixie Heights

(Committed Austin Peay, Offered Fordham, Holy Cross,Hampton,)

 

OK, but getting offers doesn't mean he's the best TE. There will be some players in the state of KY that get offers because of there size, and there size only. I think Hedger is a nice player, but just because you get an offer or signed with a school, doesn't make you the best at your position. I'd agree he's probable the best TE in NKY. Relax.

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Jonathan Stokes, BW

 

I might put the WR at Bellevue in place of Slusher. Brett is better defensively.

 

Did you see what Slusher did against Cov. Cath this past weekend on Off. and special teams? Watch the tape, then get back with me. NO way he's a better LB, then receiver, NO WAY!

Comparing the two, when they played each other, Cooper vs. New Cath. Smith vs. Cooper- 11 rushes for 29 yards. Cordell vs. NCC- 16 rushes for 136, I'd go with Cordell just in front of Smith, with both being in the top 5 or so of running backs in NKY, not Top 2 RB's in NKY. JMO.

 

Comparing stats is tough cosidering that a RB can only do so much if the line is struggling. Comparing film, I like England over Smith and I really like Smith.

I'd probably put Marcus Watson on DL also, he's a stud on the O-line but I think even better on DL

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Comparing stats is tough cosidering that a RB can only do so much if the line is struggling. Comparing film, I like England over Smith and I really like Smith.

 

I agree, 100%.

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I'd probably put Marcus Watson on DL also, he's a stud on the O-line but I think even better on DL

 

Maybe over Mueller/Marksberry, I could see that. He is Cooper's best player, period. I still think he's better on OFF. though.

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