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Freshmen Running Backs

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Who are some of the top backs to watch for in NKY?

Miles Simpson--Simon Kenton

Austin Collinsworth and Travis Alford-Highlands

I think Austin Collinsworth and Travis Alford will open some eyes this year with their style of play. Austin is more of an elusive type runner but is not afraid to put his head down and run over you if he has to. Travis is more of a in-your-face type of runner that would rather run over you than around you. I think the two complement each other and provide a solid running attack for the Birds!!!

A name to remember from the Conner Cougars is Houston Dockery. It's hard to tell if he's more of a force on offense at RB or defense at LB. He's a hard worker and has been for a few years. I've been wrong before, but I believe he will be a keeper for the Cougars!

Josh Alber- Ashland

Austin Johnson- Campbell County

Dakota McFerron

Rockcastle County

 

He had 95 yards and 2 touchdowns on 13 carries in a JV game this past Monday. Quick as lightning!

Keifer Eubank for Ryle will be good.

Freshman Running Back Nathan Dillon of Johnson Central will definately be one to watch in the near future. Started his high school career out with 50+ yd, 1 TD performance against North Laurel. The balance of JC running attack will keep this kids numbers somewhat low in most games but he is definately a talent.

Scott has a real good looking RB ill have to get his name and stuff but he looks good.

HC has (3) Andy Ronker,Brison James,Markel Walker

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