If Kasey started varsity that year, then he shouldn't have played in the Kiwanis Bowl, IMO. I just can't quite remember how much varsity action he saw that season.

 

If Ratliff started on Friday nights, I would have had an issue with him playing last night. But he doesn't, so it's all good as far as I'm concerned.

Probably because they don't want to take a chance on their starting QB injured on defense.

 

That was my thought, however, there were a couple of times in short yardage situations, I thought that another big body might help. I do understand though. If they don't have a backup it is a difficult decision.

My bad, @LRCW. I'm off on the years. Kasey was an 8th grader in 2002. :ohbrother:

I think Casey was an 8th grader in 2002.

I've seen Robinson listed at 6'3". Is that accurate? You don't see too many 6'3" freshman RBs.

My bad, @LRCW. I'm off on the years. Kasey was an 8th grader in 2002. :ohbrother:

 

I think Casey was an 8th grader in 2002.

 

 

2002 or 2003. He played in the Kiwanis Bowl, and saw Varsity action. And I didn't see any problem with it back then. He was a Freshman so he should have played.

I've seen Robinson listed at 6'3". Is that accurate? You don't see too many 6'3" freshman RBs.

 

Looked every bit of it, standing next to Adkins. He's long and lean. Some parents are afraid that he might forgo football and focus on basketball. However, after the offensive player of the game, I would hope he changes his mind.

I've seen Robinson listed at 6'3". Is that accurate? You don't see too many 6'3" freshman RBs.

Yea he is at least 6'2. Good win for the young Cats. Hopefully this win and the Varsitys success will get some more kids that didn't play this season to play next.

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2002 or 2003. He played in the Kiwanis Bowl, and saw Varsity action. And I didn't see any problem with it back then. He was a Freshman so he should have played.

 

I believe Josh Gross played in the K Bowl as a freshman, not that it matters...