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Candidates for Mr. Football

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Zuberer from Owensboro Catholic has led the state in yards and TD passes for past two seasons.

 

Junior year 3660. 56 TDs in 12 games

Senior year 2478 32 TDs in 9 games

 

wow never heard of him... is he going anywhere?

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Playing baseball for WKU, great arm

I'd say Riley Hall should get it, great career numbers, State Champion. But Kash will get the EKy votes and probably the CKy votes.

Quinton Baker from Ashland. State leader in rushing and tds.

 

No he isn't

 

Steven Nelson from North Laurel has more Tds

 

It's on khsaa stats

I guess I should clarify myself, state leader in rushing and 2nd in scoring.

Should be noted that Hall and Robbins stats are mostly from games in which they only played the 1st half. I know Robbins has only played in 20 quarters over 8 games. Based on what I've seen from The Pulaski County scoreboard I can only assume Hall has played about the same.

There's not a player better in the state than Quinton Baker. If he leads Ashland to a win over JC this award is his. I know Kash is probably the front runner because he's going to UK and is a popular name because of that and not taking away anything from him and his senior season but Quinton Baker is the best player in the state.

Cameron Dukes QB Bullitt Central 2592 yards passing 21 TDs 1 INT and 577 yards rushing 9 TDs. Doesn't have a chance because of team but should be mentioned. The things this kid does with his feet and arm are simply amazing.

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Frank Cetrulo from Brossart has been the leader of a Brossart team that has a very young program and he led the team to a 7-1 start. Have to put his name in the conversation.

:bunny: Well, you've put it there. :rolleyes:

If we're talking strictly about what's transpired on the field(i.e., not who's going to what college), Quinton Baker should probably be the frontrunner right now. He's the state's leading rusher for an 8-0 team that's ranked #3 in 4A. He's got five 200yd games so far this year with a season low of 147 in a game that that he only played about three quarters of.

 

2015 Stats

1,728yds rushing

10.9ypc

25 rushing TDs

1 kickoff return TD

1 INT return TD

 

With Josiah Robbins slipping up just a bit against LexCath, I think it's opened the door for Q to be #1 on the list for now. He has a chance to solidify his status as frontrunner with a huge game and a win against Johnson Central this Friday. That game will be one of, if not the, marquee games around the state this week. The question is... Can Baker shine brightest on the big stage?

I'd put Baker in front, although...

 

Is Wakefield from Male a senior?

Sleeper: Walker Woods, leads team in rushing w/ 800 plus yards and passing with close to 2,000 yrds. and only a junior.

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