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3A Mid-season Offensive Player of the Year

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We have reached the midpoint of the season for most all teams. Who do you believe is the Offensive Player of the Year so far in Class 3A?

By far, Josiah Robbins/ Boyle County stud.

Robbins- Boyle County

 

In fact Offensive Player of the Year doesnt do him justice... MVP is more fitting

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I think it has to be Robbins at this point.

 

Another name that is having a big year is Bernil Cecil at Elizabethtown. Putting up big rushing numbers for a good team.

Robbins- Boyle County

 

In fact Offensive Player of the Year doesnt do him justice... MVP is more fitting

 

Mr. Kentucky Football is more likely.

Mr. Kentucky Football is more likely.

 

Not going that far yet

Mid season I'd say sure give it to Robbins. Maybe even Mr Football mid season yes. I think he's definitely a top 3 candidate for it. The biggest hurdle on how people view Boyle County and even Robbins is how they do when the host Lexington Catholic. If he shows up and wins while have a great overall night he will then be in the mix for every possible award there is. If they lose then it gets sketchy. I think it's fair to judge LexCath however you'd like, but we are on pace to be at full strength when that game takes place in Boyle County.

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