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Who is the best middle linebacker in 3A?

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Who is the best middle linebacker in 3A?

who is the best middle linebacker in 06 season in 3a

Sam Flynn- has started since halfway through his Freshmen year, and looks to have a great year this season. Yesterday- over 10 tackles, a sack, and two forced fumbles.

Southwestern's Jordan Walters ranks with the best in 3A.. Hard hitter with lots of speed...

Jacob Locknane at Lex Cath is at the top or real close.

Michael Tackett and Blake Johnson and Johnson Central.

Next week could be the measuring stick for these 2. Until prover otherwise, I agree with you g e f.

Southwestern's Jordan Walters ranks with the best in 3A.. Hard hitter with lots of speed...

What number does he wear?

Jordan walters wears #45 and he is probably one of the top in 3a he had like 15 tackles and 3 FF against danville

Roman Iggans, nuff said!!!!!!!!!!

Sam Flynn- has started since halfway through his Freshmen year, and looks to have a great year this season. Yesterday- over 10 tackles, a sack, and two forced fumbles.

 

 

Flynn is a good one.

Flynn is a good one.

 

I would be lying if I said that I could tell you how Samuel compares to other 3A LBs around the state. However, if there is a better run stuffer, that kid is a great LB. Samuel can stuff the run with the best of them.

What about Slusher at Bell Co.?

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