Isn't that what happened to you Sweep back in the day. Commited out of state and got passed over despite leading the Birds to the state title.

 

Yep, it something along those line...:thumb:

Well...there ya have it...Politics, period end of sentence

 

Unfortunately, there may be some yrs when the best player in the State can't even get a nomination unless he has committed to UK or Lou...

 

I believe we have seen this deal before, deserving kid but commits out of State and no sniff on Mr Football, not even a nomination...:thumb:

 

So moral to the story, give an in state school a commitment until after the season and then go where you want.

He wouldn't get over 100 yards against a good defensive team like Dixie or Trinity.

 

 

Yes he would.

I think the only issue is will people vote for him given the missed games. Nobody can deny his talent.

 

I think that is fair also. He wouldn't get my vote.

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Boy those birds sure do chirp when they don't win. :lol2:

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Boy those birds sure do chirp when they don't win. :lol2:

 

Not at all my friend. I have said several times previously, I am not very impressionable, but Beau Hoge has impressed the heck out of me this year with his play and leadership. Honestly feel he is Mr. Kentucky Football whether looking at stats or whatever other intangibles you want to use.

Not at all my friend. I have said several times previously, I am not very impressionable, but Beau Hoge has impressed the heck out of me this year with his play and leadership. Honestly feel he is Mr. Kentucky Football whether looking at stats or whatever other intangibles you want to use.

 

I ain't mad at you. Rees Macshara should have been Mr. Football in 2009. I know the feeling all too well.

I will be there for the 6th time in a row, a new record for me. This will be my 21st time total

Congrats to all the deserving players being considered for Mr. Football.

These types of discussions are what you get for giving individual awards for a team sport.

Again, congrats to all.

For me Harris is the question. No doubt he was a shoe in while healthy. The question is did Sindelar do enough before getting hurt to win the award himself. It is down to those two for the simple fact of name recognition. Whether you like it or not, it plays a major factor in this type of award. Sindelar has won the Gatorade Player of the year for 2014 in Kentucky. Harris going to UK makes him the leader in my opinion. It just depends on how much his injury factors in the decision. There are I am sure other players out there that are very talented and put up some awesome numbers just as Sindelar did, but that pesky name recognition thing is still there. Barring injury who is to say harris and Sindelar aren't playing for titles this weekend?

If it is based off post season success and over an entire career Austin Hatfield may very well have the best resume of anyone for Mr. Football.

 

3 Straight Finals Appearances

Back to Back Titles

Back to Back Finals MVP Awards (Would have 3 in a row had Belfry won a nailbiter in 2012)

3 Straight Finals with 100+ Rushing

Closes his career by going for 235 yards today.

Ran for over 1500 yards and scored 26 TD's as a FULLBACK his Senior season

 

Who can lay claim to a better "Lifetime Achievement" award of this year's nominees when it matters the most?

Austin Hatfield has my vote. No kid in the state was more important to his team than Hatfield.

If it is based off post season success and over an entire career Austin Hatfield may very well have the best resume of anyone for Mr. Football.

 

3 Straight Finals Appearances

Back to Back Titles

Back to Back Finals MVP Awards (Would have 3 in a row had Belfry won a nailbiter in 2012)

3 Straight Finals with 100+ Rushing

Closes his career by going for 235 yards today.

Ran for over 1500 yards and scored 26 TD's as a FULLBACK his Senior season

 

Who can lay claim to a better "Lifetime Achievement" award of this year's nominees when it matters the most?

 

Add to that the fact that he's a very good linebacker who also had an impact on defense in the title game. Some may not consider the difficulty of being the hammer for Belfry's offense and then playing defense. Our fullback at Central Hardin(who is very good) never saw the field on defense. I hope Hatfield gets some consideration, especially since all those yards and TDs are bolstered by his defensive contribution.

Sorry folks but BEAU HOGEi is MR FOOTBALL

Sindelar has dominated as QB for Caldwell. He is a very integral part of his team's success. Without him, although they gave a valiant effort, Caldwell had no answer for Murray. Career leader in TD'S. Second in passing yards. If Harris stays healthy he wins by a landslide. Very talented kid, and him being a UK commit doesn't hurt either. Sindelar would have been next in line. Harris' s injury really opens the door for Sindelar. Two wonderful players.