That is a TON of kids. Problem is with that many you will lose 1/2 because they won't see the field at all. But keeping 40 or so is still great numbers in a class. Ryle will have in the mid fifties on the Frosh team to start.

 

Not if you field 2 teams.

Not if you field 2 teams.

 

True, and you should so you don't lose a late bloomer.

Does the rule still exist that you get 18 non varsity games to play? With the quarter limit change i dont remember if they changed that or not.

Does the rule still exist that you get 18 non varsity games to play? With the quarter limit change i dont remember if they changed that or not.

 

I have never heard of any non-varsity or quarter limit.

I have never heard of any non-varsity or quarter limit.

 

Years ago you could only schedule 18 jv/freshman games in total.

 

The quarter limit went in this year. 8 quarters per week at all levels combined.

OK your point is correct to a point. We played two louisville schools in the playoffs and and traveled south all over the state in the last two years, it's there opinion that he was better than anyone they seen in a long time. We also traveled acrossed the river to Cincinnati three times and his film has been seen by varsity coaches over there and they seem to think that he's probably the best on both sides of the water as they put it. I'm partial but the feedback has been garnered by independent sources not just mine and his coaches. Sometime in 7th and 8th you see the upward track of a kid starting. this kid was on the line untill 7th grade so this isn't a little league phenom, he's just starting to be a skill. I've seen younger kids that were good in peewee be good in ms, be good in hs. Not everyone fizzles out. I've seen many kid's who were small framed Rb's and killed it in little league and never even played in HS. they didn't have the size, So I don't always make statements lightly when saying a player is really good. Just a few nuggets. 6200 yards from scrimmage in two years, Rarely played the whole third and hardly ever played the 4th quarter. 94 td's, Selected to team Ky two years in a row. Only three to four RB's on that team so that's a nugget in itself. the kid is 5ft 9in, 175, runs a true 4.62 was just timed a week ago, ran it twice. Is in the weight room every day, runs track and plays basketball. is a good athlete in all the sports. His own coaches have said a kid like this comes around once or twice in there coaching lifetime. So yea he may be special. May be great, maybe be just above average, I don't think fizzeling out is an option. the where you are born or live is not a genetic code to how good you can be. I don't get that. but ok, I was born in Cincinnati and started varsity freshman, sophomore, junior years, moved to Florida and started senior year, his mother is from Florida and is half jamaican ( sprinters ). He also has a pro basketball. Amarie stoudemire, [video=youtube;mf-Dwhkw41Y]

ex Nfl RB Travis Henry and countless college athletes in the 1st cousin tree. so if living in Union is a handicap and not Louisville there is your locality of genetics infusion that shouldn't be such a hindrance to him. Time will tell if your right or most who have evaluated him are wrong. The kid is special you'll see.

 

Impressive...really enjoy Kyles vision and escapibility ( great use of the stiff arm ). Chuckled when an opposing DB gave him a high five after scoring on him and his teammates.

 

Wishing him continued success!

OK your point is correct to a point. We played two louisville schools in the playoffs and and traveled south all over the state in the last two years, it's there opinion that he was better than anyone they seen in a long time. We also traveled acrossed the river to Cincinnati three times and his film has been seen by varsity coaches over there and they seem to think that he's probably the best on both sides of the water as they put it. I'm partial but the feedback has been garnered by independent sources not just mine and his coaches. Sometime in 7th and 8th you see the upward track of a kid starting. this kid was on the line untill 7th grade so this isn't a little league phenom, he's just starting to be a skill. I've seen younger kids that were good in peewee be good in ms, be good in hs. Not everyone fizzles out. I've seen many kid's who were small framed Rb's and killed it in little league and never even played in HS. they didn't have the size, So I don't always make statements lightly when saying a player is really good. Just a few nuggets. 6200 yards from scrimmage in two years, Rarely played the whole third and hardly ever played the 4th quarter. 94 td's, Selected to team Ky two years in a row. Only three to four RB's on that team so that's a nugget in itself. the kid is 5ft 9in, 175, runs a true 4.62 was just timed a week ago, ran it twice. Is in the weight room every day, runs track and plays basketball. is a good athlete in all the sports. His own coaches have said a kid like this comes around once or twice in there coaching lifetime. So yea he may be special. May be great, maybe be just above average, I don't think fizzeling out is an option. the where you are born or live is not a genetic code to how good you can be. I don't get that. but ok, I was born in Cincinnati and started varsity freshman, sophomore, junior years, moved to Florida and started senior year, his mother is from Florida and is half jamaican ( sprinters ). He also has a pro basketball. Amarie stoudemire, [video=youtube;mf-Dwhkw41Y]

ex Nfl RB Travis Henry and countless college athletes in the 1st cousin tree. so if living in Union is a handicap and not Louisville there is your locality of genetics infusion that shouldn't be such a hindrance to him. Time will tell if your right or most who have evaluated him are wrong. The kid is special you'll see.

 

The has talent and looks good. Travis Elliot played varsity his Freshman year I believe. Best of luck.

The has talent and looks good. Travis Elliot played varsity his Freshman year I believe. Best of luck.

Travis did not start as a freshmen but he did have around 600 yards rushing that year.

Cooper I heard from a friend had 45 kids sign up for freshman.

Cooper I heard from a friend had 45 kids sign up for freshman.

 

They have built a program really quick over there.

What All Star team was England selected for?

What All Star team was England selected for?

 

Fbu national championship - Team Ky.

Travis did not start as a freshmen but he did have around 600 yards rushing that year.

 

I never said start.

I never said start.

I am not disagreeing with you. Just pointing out he made a big impact as a freshmen.

Did u notice how he "broke the tape" at the end of the very first 98 yrd TD run on the video? Cracks me up. :lol2: