From Scott Co...Keith Smith #22. That kid can run right through blockers and make the play when needed.. GO KEITH SMITH!!:ylsuper:

 

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Casey Earls, C.G. Ford, & Trevor Hoskins from Middlesboro, just pick one

Vic Anderson scores every 4.5 times he touches the ball. He gets my vote as the most explosive.

Vic Anderson scores every 4.5 times he touches the ball. He gets my vote as the most explosive.

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With his incredible speed and tackle breaking ability, Vic is a major threat to score everytime he touches the ball...

Beaumont takes over a game better than Anderson, in my opinion. Anderson is the kind of player you want on a roll, and when he's tearing it up he's probably the best in the state. Beaumont is the kind of player that can turn things around.

Excellent post.

Ummm let me see here.... Jordan Kramer.... he can score in a matter of seconds. I have yet to see a Defense that can contain him and actually stop him. Credit the O-line at Highlands but if you watch him in the open field... he is such a great runner who can reach paydirt from anywhere on the field either running or catching.

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Jordan is a game changer no doubt...

The best in the state so far is Allen Williams, he has easily been the best offensive player at taking over a game. He is the state TD leader with 16, averages 195 yards per game rushing and 93 yards a game receiving. His stats are head and shoulders above everyone else at this point.

Matt Thomas from Ashland is showing signs of a guy that can take over a game. He has always had the hype, but is beginning to live up to it. He's still just a junior and has rushed for 200 yards twice this year.

Kaelin Ammons, On offense and defense.

 

Take over on the Line FC's Nate Newland.

 

 

What's Nate's number?

The best in the state so far is Allen Williams, he has easily been the best offensive player at taking over a game. He is the state TD leader with 16, averages 195 yards per game rushing and 93 yards a game receiving. His stats are head and shoulders above everyone else at this point.

In 3 of 5 games this year Jordan Kramer has only played in the first half and has 13 tds. Not bad for only playing half of a game...:banana:

Braxton Miller and Trent Calhoun of Lincoln County can take it to the house on any given play. All they need is a tiny seam and they are gone. Not many other players are going to catch them.

Kaelin Ammons, On offense and defense.

 

Take over on the Line FC's Nate Newland.

 

Kaelin takes over games with talent on both sides of the ball, but more importantly with his knowledge and WILL TO WIN! BIG TIME TALENT-EVEN BIGGER HEART!

In 3 of 5 games this year Jordan Kramer has only played in the first half and has 13 tds. Not bad for only playing half of a game...:banana:

 

My stats on Williams is only for his first 4 games, I dont know how much yardage he had rushing and recieving in his last game but he did score 3 more TD's. Williams has sat out 2 2nd halves and played only a couple seriesin another while battling a bug. Anyway my point being that so far this kid has been the states most prolific offensive player thus far in the season as his stats point out. That is for non QB's anyway

ammons is a great kid with tons of talent and seems the learn from every single mistake. vic anderson of course is at the top of everyones list. but as the most underrated... chris maggard.

Clay County's Zach Lewis, is one of the best QB's in the state. He can take control of a game and quickly set the tone. And as a Soph. he's been putting up some out of this world stats. I look for him to be a great player in the short future.