Jerry Reese NG Christian County early 80's

Physical dominated hall of fame Dermontti Dawson and everybody else he played against.

I'm a little young but Q is mine as well, hoping I'll see as many as great players as everyone else on here one day!

Juan Thomas. He was a man playing with boys.

John Sutcamp, James Quick, Patrick Towels, and Jeremy Harness are the four that come to my mind. Never got a chance to see Alexander in person.

Well, I haven't been around Kentucky football for a lifetime, but I saw Alexander play, he was a phenom for sure.....I saw Carlos Snow play at Cape, just a monster at that level of football, he punished opponents. Best by far I saw was Roger Craig, Daventport Central, Iowa... We were seniors the same year. We had a bye and our coach told us to cross the river and watch him play.....We were not let down.. He had 9 carries 7 TD's 300 yds. in a rout. He went on to Nebraska and of course the 49ers! What a player.

Dicky Lyons. He ran, passed,kicked, returned, played safety.

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My personal favorites:

 

Zach Hester...

 

Zach was such a good player and a great kid.

...Ryan Timmons...

 

Timmons was one of those kids in high school who you were almost disappointed when he didn't score, just because it always seemed like he could. I saw him play twice and the first time was against Anderson County when he ran back the kickoff and the final buzzer to win the game. Just before Anderson kicked it I told my father, "if Timmons gets it, he'll score" and sure enough he did. Great high school player!

Shaun Alexander' date=' no one else was close.[/quote']

 

Shaun Alexander without question is the best I've ever seen play at the high school level. On the KY side of the river Jared Lorenzen and Gino Guidugli were special players in their own right and really fun to watch. On the OH side of the river Marc Edwards from Norwood then Notre Dame and later the Patriots hands down was the best. Carlton Gray from Forest Park then UCLA and later the Seahawks is up there as well. Honorable mention would have to be Brian Pillman (RIP) and Carlos Snow because I saw them do things on the football field that no human their size should be able to do and at times completely defied the laws of physics.

Sean Alexander

Jared Lorenzen

Justin Frisk

James Quick

Tim Couch

I'm too young to have seen him play at NCC, but as a life long Notre Dame fan I remember his touchdown catch against WVU in the '89 Fiesta Bowl. He was huge and from what I've heard, a tremendous athlete. It seems he never quite fulfilled his potential at ND. It's hard to catch many passes as a TE when your offense runs the option.

 

And the #1 Tight End is a future first round pick. Who knows what would have happened but in the 3rd or 4th game the next season he broke his ankle and just stuck w/ baseball where he set ND's single season HR record. I believe that he made it to the AA level in the Met's system.

Alexander & Jacobs

Well, I haven't been around Kentucky football for a lifetime, but I saw Alexander play, he was a phenom for sure.....I saw Carlos Snow play at Cape, just a monster at that level of football, he punished opponents. Best by far I saw was Roger Craig, Daventport Central, Iowa... We were seniors the same year. We had a bye and our coach told us to cross the river and watch him play.....We were not let down.. He had 9 carries 7 TD's 300 yds. in a rout. He went on to Nebraska and of course the 49ers! What a player.

 

My cousins all went to Davenport Central and they still rave about Craig to this day.

1. Carlton Gray, Forest Park HS, went on to be an All-American at UCLA, NFL from '93-'00

 

2. Jared Lorenzen, Highlands HS, UK Stalwart, NFL from '04-'07

 

3. Carlos Snow, C.A.P.E, Ohio States 6th all time rusher

Shaun Alexander

Michael Bush

Elliott Ditto