^^^ Boy, I hope our kids don't read this.

 

I'm not trying to down your team, but the soph. and jr. classes do not seem to have anywhere near the mega-talent that I would normally associate with Male. It will be interesting to see how this 90-man freshman team performs. That's by far the biggest group I can remember for the Dawgs.

OX, Man no big deal. Kids do grow and thats why we have coaches.

There is not much in the soph. & Jr. classes at Male.

 

Remember this name Justin Green. Outstanding sophomore who will be a stud.

Remember this name Justin Green. Outstanding sophomore who will be a stud.

 

It has already been reported that he has given up football after considering a comeback from the severe injury he suffered early in the 2005 season. :sssh:

This might be a little bit off topic, but I hope someone can answer this for me. I'm a Male grad and was a student during the Ahrens-Jones-Bush days a few years back, and I try to keep up with Male football as much as I can but dont know to much about this years team other than Beaumont, Heyman, and Webb. Can anyone tell me what other weapons Coach Redman has this year? Who is their QB? Does he compare to any of the QB's of past (Anderson, Blackerby, Ahrens)? What young talent does he have, that will contribute in the next few years? I hope to get back on track with the team. so I can join in on these discussions cause right now I would probably sound like an idiot not knowing anything. Thanks guys.

Go Male! Get back in there and show that Private schools aren't the only ones who have a chance. I think X and T are awesome, but there is much to be said for kids who grow up in the reality of a public school. I support the current system too, but I just think it is sweeter if a Male or perhaps a Dunbar or someoene like that can get it done.

 

This is the last year of the best system KY will have for a few years. Make it count Male!

 

 

Are you serious!! in other words the kids in the private school system don`t live a life of reality?:confused:

I think Josh Williams may be one of the best unheard of players in the state. The kid is tough on both sides of the ball.