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Week 5 Best In the Bluegrass: Feel Free To Add Before I Post Article

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PASSING

- Boyle County's Josiah Robbins was 13-of-15 passing for 268 yards and six touchdowns -- in just the first half -- in a 48-14 win against Collins.

- Bryan Station senior quarterback Andre Davis was 17-of-25 passing for 298 yards and four touchdowns in a 54-14 win at Meade County. Davis also ran for two touchdowns.

- Butler County's Rex Henderson was 13-of-17 passing for 249 yards and three touchdowns (all three to Brendon Shanklin, who had 113 receiving yards) in a 48-18 win against Grayon County.

- Hopkinsville quarterback Jalen Johnson passed for 358 yards and three touchdowns in a 42-28 loss to Christian County.

- Lafayette's Walker Wood passed for 247 yards -- but also ran for 143 -- in a loss to Scott County.

- In his first career start ever, Lexington Catholic junior Kirk Fagot was 23-for-31 (without an interception) for 282 yards and three touchdowns against Madison Central.

- Male had three players throw for a touchdown in a 63-0 win against Seneca.

- St. Xavier junior quarterback Desmond Ridder was 12-of-13 for 150 yards and three touchdowns in a 37-6 win against Highlands.

 

RUSHING

- Bowling Green's Jamale Carothers had two rushing touchdowns at least 40 yards long and also had a 96-yard receiving touchdown in a 32-7 win against Warren Central.

- Elizabethtown's Dalonza Cates and Berneil Cecil both ran for more than 100 yards in the first half alone in a 38-7 home win against Bardstown.

- Lafayette's Mason Alstatt carried the ball 16 times for 183 yards and one touchdown in a loss to Scott County.

- Newport Central Catholic's Jacob Smith (23 carries, 216 yards, three touchdowns) had a big night in a 47-7 win at Harrison County.

- Paintsville's Kash Daniel ran for 145 yards and three touchdowns in a 39-15 win against Williamsburg. He also passed for 208 yards and a touchdown.

- Paris' James Clark carried the ball eight times for 151 yards and four touchdowns against Middlesboro.

- Russellville's Johnny Drumgole carried the ball eight times for 214 yards and three touchdowns against Todd County Central.

- Scott's Roberto London carried the ball 18 times for 177 yards and three touchdowns against Covington Holy Cross.

- Scott County's Keith Guy (21 carries, 223 yards, four touchdowns) and Noah Hughes (27 carries, 172 yards, three touchdowns) combined to carry the ball 48 times for 395 yaards and seven touchdowns in a 65-46 win at Lafayette.

- Todd County Central quarterback Naytrimus Harris carried the ball 19 times for 130 yards and rushing touchdowns in a loss to Russellville.

 

DANDY DEFENSE

- Male held Seneca to minus-11 yards (minus-six passing, negative-five rushing) in a 63-0 win.

 

REMEMBER ME?

- Taylor County junior halfback Justice "Juice" Harrison carried the ball 20 times for 100 yards and a touchdown in the Cardinals' 27-0 win at LaRue County. Harrison transferred from LaRue County.

 

THAT'S A FIRST

Central Hardin's win over John Hardin was the Bruins' first against the Bulldogs at Bulldog Stadium.

 

WINNING WHILE SHORTHANDED

- Playing without senior fullback Xavier Arnette (MCL sprain), Central Hardin won at John Hardin.

- With injured starter Legend Brumbaugh (broken collarbone) sidelined, Lexington Catholic beat Madison Central behind the passing of junior Kirk Fagot.

- Playing without quarterback Ryder Litten and a few other starters, South Warren knocked off North Hardin.

 

SCHOOL RECORDS

- McLean County senior defensive lineman set a school single-game sacks record (five) against Hopkins County Central.

- Paris running back James Clark tied the school's career rushing touchdowns record (54) against Middlesboro.

 

KING OF HARDIN COUNTY

- In the past two seasons, South Warren has beaten Central Hardin, Elizabethtown, John Hardin, North Hardin each by at least 20 points.

How about a 'dandy defensive' performance by Trinity? Beat previously undefeated and Top 10 ranked PRP 44-0 holding them to -15 yards and 1 first down. Seneca has scored 1 TD through 5 games this year. Not surprised at all with the Male vs Seneca outcome.

If you want to show a kicker some love..

 

Belfry's Austin Woolum went 4/4 on XP's, kicked off 7 times with 5 touchbacks, went 2/2 on Field Goals including a 46 yarder.

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If you want to show a kicker some love..

 

Belfry's Austin Woolum went 4/4 on XP's, kicked off 7 times with 5 touchbacks, went 2/2 on Field Goals including a 46 yarder.

 

I love to show kickers some love (I played high school soccer, not that I was any good. I wasn't).

 

So hard to find their stats, sometimes.

Ashland D shut out Ironton 41-0. First time since 1975 that Ashland shut them out. Baker ( best back in the state and strong Mr. Football candidate) 266 yards rushing and 4 TDs.

Bullitt Central QB Cameron Dukes threw for 445 yards 2 TDs rushed for 115 yards and a TD in the loss against Spencer County!

Without a doubt the Spencer County backfield!!

Bowling Greens Carothers actually had 251 yards of total offense. He had 106 yards rushing and one touchdown and 145 yards receiving and two touchdowns on four receptions.

Must add.. Spencer Co rushes for 743.. that is outrageous

Must add.. Spencer Co rushes for 743.. that is outrageous

 

Great googily moogily!

 

Only 2 yards from tying the State record

Dillon Powell SK now has over 3,000 career yards rushing.

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