CAL Centurions (13-1)

Head Coach Stefon LeFors

 

STARTING OFFENSE

LT #51 Soph Nathan Green, 6'2 218

LG #76 JR Luke Greene, 6'1 204

C #61 SR Michael Lagestee, 6'2 220

RG #57 JR Nick Olsofka, 6'3 270

RT #75 FR John Young, 6'3 230 FR

TE #80 SR Jake Paulson, 6'5 250

 

QB #15 SOPH Austin Carr, 6'2 200

HB # 6 SR Anteneh Thompson, 5'9 180

WR #7 SR Jared Dupps, 6'3 182

WR #17 SR Nick Weaver, 6'3 195

WR #3 SOPH Milton Wright, 6'2 175

 

CAL OFFENSE: 5 Seniors, 2 Juniors, 3 Sophomores, 1 Freshman

 

STARTING DEFENSE

LE #80 SR Jake Paulson, 6'5 250

LT # 57 JR Nick Olsofka 6'3, 270

RT # 51 SR Michael Lagestee, 6'2 220

RE # 82 SR Kenneth Purvis, 6'5 215

LB #33 SR Christian Babin, 5'8 150

LB #24 SOPH Jack Payne, 5'8 180

MLB #55 SR Logan Young, 5'11 189

 

CB #2 JR Ryan Lagestee, 5'10 157

SS #5 SR Cade Sparrow, 5'10 165

FS #3 SOPH Milton Wright, 6'2 175

CB #9 SOPH Elijah Smith, 5'10 151

 

CAL DEFENSE: 6 Seniors, 2 Juniors, 3 Sophomores

 

CAL Average O-Line: 6'2 232

CAL Average Offensive Skill: 6'1 186

CAL Average Front 7: 6'1 210

CAL Average Secondary: 5'11 162

 

 

Vs. KY Top 50 (using Calpreps Overall State Ranking): 5-1

#10 Simon Kenton L 41-14

#21 Mayfield W 48-24

#22 Central W 44-14

#25 DeSales W 12-7

#25 DeSales W 21-14

#48 Eastern W 34-11

 

Additional Losses Outside KY Top 50: None

 

CPU Ratings:

Calpreps #1 2A, #12 Overall

Litkenhous #2 2A, #23 Overall

 

Rushing Yards (Per Game): 2151 (153.6)

Passing Yards (Per Game): 1674 (119.6)

Points Per Game: 38.9

 

Rushing Yards Allowed (Per Game): 949 (67.8)

Passing Yards Allowed (Per Game): 1505 (107.5)

Points Allowed Per Game: 11.7

 

 

 

 

Danville Admirals (12-2)

Head Coach: Clay Clevenger

 

STARTING OFFENSE:

LT JR #53 Christian Hill, 6'1 235

LG SOPH #57 Isiah Singleton, 5'10 270

C SOPH #73 Pierce Haines, 5'10 260

RG SOPH #74 Jaylon Brashear, 5'10 270

RT SOPH #56 Kishown Bartleson, 5'10 220

TE JR #4 Jaleel Warren, 6'0 200

 

QB SR #18 Zach Dampier, 6'3 185

RB JR #23 Donlevy Harris, 5'9 180

WR JR #3, David Walker, 6'0 175

WR JR #7 Dmauriae VanCleave, 5'7 160

WR SR # 13, Ellison Stanfield, 5'11 175

 

DANVILLE Starting Offense: 2 Seniors, 5 Juniors, 4 Sophomores

 

 

STARTING DEFENSE

LT JR #53 Christian Hill, 6'1 235

NG JR #51 Hayden Graves, 5'9 300

RT SOPH #22 James Patton, 6'0 195

OLB JR #4 Jaleel Warren, 6'0 200

OLB JR #14 Ethan Downey, 5'11 175

WLB JR #23 Donlevy Harris, 5'9 180

MLB JR #50 Keshawn Railey, 5'11 195

 

CB JR #7 Dmauriae VanCleave, 5'7 160

SS SR #13 Ellison Stanfield, 5'11 175

FS SOPH #15 Zach Thornton, 6'1 160

CB JR #3 David Walker, 6'0 175

 

DANVILLE Starting Defense: 1 Senior, 8 Juniors, 2 Sophomores

 

DANVILLE Average O-Line: 5'11 242

DANVILLE Average Offensive Skill: 5'11 175

DANVILLE Average Front 7: 5'11 211

DANVILLE Average Secondary: 5'11 168

 

Vs. KY Top 50 (using Calpreps Overall State Ranking): 2-2

#20 Corbin L 28-7

#31 LCA W 34-28

#31 LCA L 42-40

#34 Southwestern W 35-34

 

Additional Losses Outside KY Top 50: None

 

CPU Ratings:

Calpreps #4 2A, #27 Overall

Litkenhous #4 2A, #30 Overall

 

Rushing Yards (Per Game): 1671 (119.4)

Passing Yards (Per Game): 3498 (249.9)

Points Per Game: 39.7

 

Rushing Yards Allowed (Per Game): 1509 (107.8)

Passing Yards Allowed (Per Game): 1763 (125.9)

Points Allowed Per Game: 17.0

 

 

 

 

 

 

CALPREPS PROJECTION: CAL by 10

LITKENHOUS PROJECTION: CAL by 6

GREAT Info ATL!!!

 

The thing that stuck out most to me is how YOUNG both these teams are. Wow! Hope this is a good game!

GREAT Info ATL!!!

 

The thing that stuck out most to me is how YOUNG both these teams are. Wow! Hope this is a good game!

 

It is shocking how young Danville is... 19 of 22 Starters returning next year

 

That CAL Sophomore Class though is super special.

It is shocking how young Danville is... 19 of 22 Starters returning next year

 

That CAL Sophomore Class though is super special.

 

:scared:

 

 

This doesn't bode well for the 2A East teams.

Win or lose, with 19 of 22 starters returning for the Ads, the future looks bright. 2A will once again be loaded next year.. Several quality teams were young this year and should be better next year..

:scared:

 

 

This doesn't bode well for the 2A East teams.

 

That doesn't bode well for ANYBODY in 2A next year, east or west!

That doesn't bode well for ANYBODY in 2A next year, east or west!

 

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To add to Danville's riches, their QB next season will be pretty good and he will be a JR next season.

To add to Danville's riches, their QB next season will be pretty good and he will be a JR next season.

 

It's good to see Danville back near the top of 2A. They will be really good again next season.

Danville will be loaded next year.

CAL will be loaded next year.

OB Catholic will have a ton of sophmores back too next year and Juniors. They will be loaded

Mayfield is Mayfield they reload regardless if they were top heavy seniors or young every year.

 

 

 

When I hear people say 2-A is not good. Go ahead an schedule one of these or any top 10 2-A team.

Danville will be loaded next year.

CAL will be loaded next year.

OB Catholic will have a ton of sophmores back too next year and Juniors. They will be loaded

Mayfield is Mayfield they reload regardless if they were top heavy seniors or young every year.

 

 

 

When I hear people say 2-A is not good. Go ahead an schedule one of these or any top 10 2-A team.

 

I think you can throw LCA in the picture they return alot and were a very good team this year. They right now would probably be the favorite in the east.

I think you can throw LCA in the picture they return alot and were a very good team this year. They right now would probably be the favorite in the east.

 

Wow! 2017 is one to be remembered and we're not even done with 2016 yet

I think you can throw LCA in the picture they return alot and were a very good team this year. They right now would probably be the favorite in the east.

 

LCA loses 1 OL and 3 on Defense (2 MLB's and 1 DL). With that said I'd have to say Danville would come into the year slightly favored.

LCA loses 1 OL and 3 on Defense (2 MLB's and 1 DL). With that said I'd have to say Danville would come into the year slightly favored.

 

That would be debatable. I will have to see how the ads offense looks. Lca will be right there in the top five or better. I always go with the better qb when teams are equal so I will until I see the ads go with lca cause miller is a good qb.

I don't expect Murray to stay down for long either. They were very young this year. Holy Cross and NCC will have a lot returning, as well. I think it's fair to say, it'll be the same familiar faces next year, but, maybe even a higher quality set of contenders than this year and this year was pretty loaded.