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Dixie Heights vs Ryle

Does Dixie Sweep District? 49 members have voted

  1. 1. Does Dixie Sweep District?

    • Dixie Heights
      83%
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    • Ryle
      16%
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For my money I'll take #27 from Dixie as the best, he seems to have been lost in this conversation...

 

Sorry but with #27 only having 559 yards and both Powell and England being over 1000 yards I don't think he gets to be in the conversation. Not saying at all that he's not a good HS player. Just doesn't have the production, and on a winning team at that. Powell has played on a winning team also. England has had good production on a team that is fighting to get to be .500. Cooper's back is good and quick, just to small in my book. Trying to be as objective as possible I would want the two bigger backs with the most production, Speed and strength. I've seen him on film and I'm not understating the fact that he is a good back. He is. He has had the advantage of running behind a very good line. I see only Dixie butts most of the time he has the rock, not many facemasks in his face. Be honest and watch film and see who stands out. Who jumps off the screen at you? Hope #27 has some offers soon if he doesn't already because he is a senior while the other two are Juniors they have a little more time.

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This game will be determined by line play, on both sides of the ball. Whichever line plays the best wins period. The skill players will be the recipient of the big guys hard work.

Sorry but with #27 only having 559 yards and both Powell and England being over 1000 yards I don't think he gets to be in the conversation. Not saying at all that he's not a good HS player. Just doesn't have the production, and on a winning team at that. Powell has played on a winning team also. England has had good production on a team that is fighting to get to be .500. Cooper's back is good and quick, just to small in my book. Trying to be as objective as possible I would want the two bigger backs with the most production, Speed and strength. I've seen him on film and I'm not understating the fact that he is a good back. He is. He has had the advantage of running behind a very good line. I see only Dixie butts most of the time he has the rock, not many facemasks in his face. Be honest and watch film and see who stands out. Who jumps off the screen at you? Hope #27 has some offers soon if he doesn't already because he is a senior while the other two are Juniors they have a little more time.

 

Zajac

82 carries for 653 yards and 6 TDs. 7.963 YPC.

11 receptions for 146 yards and 1 TD. 13.272 YPC.

 

And he plays on defense where he has at least 1 INT, 1 FR, 1 TD, and roughly 30 tackles.

 

Powell

132 carries for 903 yds and 9 TDs. 6.840 YPC.

8 receptions for 69 yds and 0 TDs. 8.625 YPC.

 

England - I don't have his numbers from the Campbell game

112 rushes for 896 yards and 6 TDs. 8.000 YPC.

6 receptions for 42 yards and 0 TDs. 7.000 YPC.

 

So Zajac averages over 1 whole yard per carry than Powell and only .037 less yards per carry than England (whose YPC may actually be lower after the Campbell game). Zajac also contributes in the passing game more than the other two.

 

You're assumption of "just doesn't have the production" is slightly off base.

Sorry but with #27 only having 559 yards and both Powell and England being over 1000 yards I don't think he gets to be in the conversation. Not saying at all that he's not a good HS player. Just doesn't have the production, and on a winning team at that. Powell has played on a winning team also. England has had good production on a team that is fighting to get to be .500. Cooper's back is good and quick, just to small in my book. Trying to be as objective as possible I would want the two bigger backs with the most production, Speed and strength. I've seen him on film and I'm not understating the fact that he is a good back. He is. He has had the advantage of running behind a very good line. I see only Dixie butts most of the time he has the rock, not many facemasks in his face. Be honest and watch film and see who stands out. Who jumps off the screen at you? Hope #27 has some offers soon if he doesn't already because he is a senior while the other two are Juniors they have a little more time.

you can have 2000 yards as a RB and get 0 offers. It's all about speed 40 time as a RB. The bigger you are the slower you can be.

you can have 2000 yards as a RB and get 0 offers. It's all about speed 40 time as a RB. The bigger you are the slower you can be.

What I'm saying there are so many very fast small guys out there.

What I'm saying there are so many very fast small guys out there.

 

And very, very few of the small guys play RB in college. The average college back since most teams are going to a one back set is at least 190 most a little bigger. and big doesn't mean slow. I don't think Powell or England are slow.

Zajac

82 carries for 653 yards and 6 TDs. 7.963 YPC.

11 receptions for 146 yards and 1 TD. 13.272 YPC.

 

And he plays on defense where he has at least 1 INT, 1 FR, 1 TD, and roughly 30 tackles.

 

Powell

132 carries for 903 yds and 9 TDs. 6.840 YPC.

8 receptions for 69 yds and 0 TDs. 8.625 YPC.

 

England - I don't have his numbers from the Campbell game

112 rushes for 896 yards and 6 TDs. 8.000 YPC.

6 receptions for 42 yards and 0 TDs. 7.000 YPC.

 

So Zajac averages over 1 whole yard per carry than Powell and only .037 less yards per carry than England (whose YPC may actually be lower after the Campbell game). Zajac also contributes in the passing game more than the other two.

 

You're assumption of "just doesn't have the production" is slightly off base.

 

Powell has 900 yards in only 7 games.

Zajac

82 carries for 653 yards and 6 TDs. 7.963 YPC.

11 receptions for 146 yards and 1 TD. 13.272 YPC.

 

And he plays on defense where he has at least 1 INT, 1 FR, 1 TD, and roughly 30 tackles.

 

Powell

132 carries for 903 yds and 9 TDs. 6.840 YPC.

8 receptions for 69 yds and 0 TDs. 8.625 YPC.

 

England - I don't have his numbers from the Campbell game

112 rushes for 896 yards and 6 TDs. 8.000 YPC.

6 receptions for 42 yards and 0 TDs. 7.000 YPC.

 

So Zajac averages over 1 whole yard per carry than Powell and only .037 less yards per carry than England (whose YPC may actually be lower after the Campbell game). Zajac also contributes in the passing game more than the other two.

 

You're assumption of "just doesn't have the production" is slightly off base.

 

I think Powell had 95 yards last game and England around 140. So that would put England at 1036 and Powell at 998. Your opinion is your opinion, just cause either of us say it and write it doesn't make it makes it right. let's see who plays and get's offers at the next level. untill then we can agree to diagree. But for the conversation sake, no rusher who has been out rushed get's the rushing title. Most yards win. that's how it works. Opinions are too subjective to who's your team or who's your guy. If he's that good he would have been the workhorse not you Qb. He's successful because of the balance. The other two are keyed on and run against loaded boxes with them being spied. I don't think you guys have that issue. Again not saying he's not a good ball player. Just not in the top two IMO. He is in yours so go with that if it makes you feel better. I would assume there would be a split around the county on who's 1,2,3,4. Is he have an offer or is he getting recruited? not part of this convo just curious? Hope he is BTW.

None of these backs play anywhere but small schools. If any go to Georgetown they don't see the field until Zach Harris graduates. Not one of these guys is a Division 1 running back. And theres nothing wrong with playing for small schools.

None of these backs play anywhere but small schools. If any go to Georgetown they don't see the field until Zach Harris graduates. Not one of these guys is a Division 1 running back. And theres nothing wrong with playing for small schools.

 

Wow, here we go again. You should call all the D1 schools looking at Powell and England and tell them they should stop, stop calling the coaches and stop sending letters. No more trips to campuses because they aren't going to play D1. Could those schools be wrong or you? Both have the size speed and athleticism that schools are looking for or they wouldn't be interested in the slightest. I think you are way of base and are going to be so wrong about those two. If they played for your school you would say different but because they don't they aren't good enough. Then there are no D1 backs in NKY.

I think Powell had 95 yards last game and England around 140. So that would put England at 1036 and Powell at 998. Your opinion is your opinion, just cause either of us say it and write it doesn't make it makes it right. let's see who plays and get's offers at the next level. untill then we can agree to diagree. But for the conversation sake, no rusher who has been out rushed get's the rushing title. Most yards win. that's how it works. Opinions are too subjective to who's your team or who's your guy. If he's that good he would have been the workhorse not you Qb. He's successful because of the balance. The other two are keyed on and run against loaded boxes with them being spied. I don't think you guys have that issue. Again not saying he's not a good ball player. Just not in the top two IMO. He is in yours so go with that if it makes you feel better. I would assume there would be a split around the county on who's 1,2,3,4. Is he have an offer or is he getting recruited? not part of this convo just curious? Hope he is BTW.

 

Powell's game against Dixie is already included in the calculations.

 

And the boxes aren't loaded against Dixie? News to me. I have a feeling there are more people in the box against Dixie than SK since Racke has had success throwing the ball. And now we are talking about the rushing title? I didn't know we were using that as the gauge. If Zajac was handed the ball as much as Powell (132 times so far) he would have 1,051 yards. And roughly 900 yards if given the ball as much as England (prior to the CCHS game, 112 times).

 

It's possible that Zajac isn't featured as much because he also plays defense. Or because when Dixie gets up on people they let other people get opportunities to get touches.

 

As for if he's being recruited, I do not know. Haven't asked.

 

PS: All this isn't to say Luke is the best RB in NKY or to say he's better than so and so, because many variables go into ranking players and nobody here will agree on anything. This is merely to point out that your post of "just doesn't have the production" is simply asinine.

Powell has 900 yards in only 7 games.

 

Do you have stats by game?

Do you have stats by game?

 

Dillion Powell

Collins: 10 rushes, 112 yds, 1 TD

Holy Cross: DNP

Conner: DNP

NCC: 7 rushes, 56 yds, 1 TD

Cooper: 18 rushes, 135 yds, 3 TD

Ryle: 26 rushes, 116 yds, 0 TD

Campbell: 21 rushes, 241 yds, 2 TD

Boone: 25 rushes, 148 yds, 2 TD

Dixie: 25 rushes, 95 yds, 0 TD

 

Totals: 132 rushes, 903 yds, 9 TD

There are no D1 backs in N. ky. Miles Simpson is a perfect example. How many carries has he had at Kentucky?

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