OFFENSE

 

QB Brian Brohm- Trinity

QB Jeff Duggins- Boyle County

 

RB Michael Bush- Male

RB Damien Harris- Madison Southern

RB Deuce Finch- St. Xavier

 

TE Jacob Tamme- Boyle County

TE Luke Stocker- Madison Southern

 

WR DeVante Parker- Ballard

WR Nacarius Fant- Bowling Green

WR Keenan Burton- Manual

WR James Quick- Trinity

 

OL Larry Warford- Madison Central

OL Jamon Brown- Fern Creek

OL Brad Durham- Rockcastle County

OL Dave Ulinski- Manual

OL Sam Robey- Trinity

OL Zach West- LCA

 

 

ATH Ryan Timmons- Franklin County

ATH Antonio Andrews- Fort Campbell

ATH Austin Collinsworth- Highlands

 

FB Austin Hatfield- Belfry

 

K/P Tim Masthay- Murray

DEFENSE

 

DL Brandon Deaderick- Etown

DL Jason Hatcher- Trinity

DL Corey Peters- Central

DL Mister Cobble- Central

 

LB Micah Johnson- Fort Campbell

LB Lamar Dawson- Boyle County

LB Jordan Whiting- Trinity

 

DB Winston Guy- LexCath

DB Chase Minnifield- Henry Clay

DB Bubba Tandy- Christian County

DB David Jones- Belfry

 

UTIL Jonathan Jackson- Mayfield

UTIL Cody Crider- Graves County

 

KR/PR John Cole- Somerset

Honorable Mention:

Doug Beaumont- Male

Justin Green- Male

Channing Fugate- Breathitt Co

Justin Haddix- Breathitt Co

Dominic Mainello- Beechwood

Dustin Menetrey- Beechwood

Brandon Smith- Boyle County

Rees McShara- Boyle County

Seth Tamme- Boyle County

JJ Jude- Johnson Central

Patrick Towles- Highlands

Beau Hoge- Highlands

Austin Sheehan- Highlands

Blake Bruns- Highlands

Ace Wales- Central

Tim Patterson- Central

Keith Tandy- Christian County

Dominique Hayden- LCA

Elijah Sindelair- Caldwell County

Cory Robinson- Lone Oak

Justin Jeffries- St. X

Victor Anderson- St. X

Daylen Hall- St. X

Ryan Tydlacka- Trinity

Sani Warren- Belfry

Doug Howard- Belfry

Who needs to be on the list? Who do you take off?

RB Joey Casey

Curtis Pulley Ath

DE Blake Boyd

Eric Shelton, Rob Smith, Curtis Pulley, Justin Miller, Garry Williams, Mario Urrutia

OFFENSE

 

QB Brian Brohm- Trinity

QB Jeff Duggins- Boyle County

 

RB Michael Bush- Male

RB Damien Harris- Madison Southern

RB Deuce Finch- St. Xavier

 

TE Jacob Tamme- Boyle County

TE Luke Stocker- Madison Southern

 

WR DeVante Parker- Ballard

WR Nacarius Fant- Bowling Green

WR Keenan Burton- Manual

WR James Quick- Trinity

 

OL Larry Warford- Madison Central

OL Jamon Brown- Fern Creek

OL Brad Durham- Rockcastle County

OL Dave Ulinski- Manual

OL Sam Robey- Trinity

OL Zach West- LCA

 

 

ATH Ryan Timmons- Franklin County

ATH Antonio Andrews- Fort Campbell

ATH Austin Collinsworth- Highlands

 

FB Austin Hatfield- Belfry

 

K/P Tim Masthay- Murray

 

"Johnson Central never gets any respect."

 

-Jim Matney

 

 

 

 

( :lol2: )

Lonnell Dewalt from Warren Central. Almost single handedly lifted then over St X in 2003.

 

Seriously, I'm borderline appalled he wasn't even on the honorable mention, and I believe he belongs on the team. I'd easily knock off Burton, who didn't even really play WR.

Jordan Hansel OL SK 4 year starter at Ball State.

Brandon Englemon Holmes started at safety at Michigan.

Lonnell Dewalt from Warren Central. Almost single handedly lifted then over St X in 2003.

 

Seriously, I'm borderline appalled he wasn't even on the honorable mention, and I believe he belongs on the team. I'd easily knock off Burton, who didn't even really play WR.

 

Not saying he isn't good or doesn't deserve a spot, but that the game was St. X 13 - WC 9, and he was a WR. Did he play both ways? Because the Warren Central's defense seems to deserve most of the credit for keeping that close.

I think Tim Phillips deserves to be on the honorable mention list. He is the all time leading rusher for Trinity.

Not saying he isn't good or doesn't deserve a spot, but that the game was St. X 13 - WC 9, and he was a WR. Did he play both ways? Because the Warren Central's defense seems to deserve most of the credit for keeping that close.

 

Dewalt was a freak. If he had stuck it out at UK he would still be in the NFL today. Best WR prospect to ever come out of the state. Also saw someone say Justin Miller. I second that and would add Bo Smith from Owensboro also.

Not saying he isn't good or doesn't deserve a spot, but that the game was St. X 13 - WC 9, and he was a WR. Did he play both ways? Because the Warren Central's defense seems to deserve most of the credit for keeping that close.

He did play both ways, but I was mostly referring to his offensive output. He had 128 yards receiving, and was in double coverage most of the night. I believe the TD he caught he was in triple coverage. 60% of their completed passes were to him. As a team, Central had 201 yards. He also had 11 tackles and a fumble recovery.

And what about Hamblen from Highlands around 2000 or 2001? He was Mr. Everything for them when they had that program really rolling.

Corey Lyle RB Greenup. Lead the state in rushing 2010.