NKY Mid-Season in Review

[jbwill2]

Now that the 2006 regular season in NKY has reached the mid-point, let's take a look back at the past few weeks. Consider the following topics (feel free to add more that I left out):

 

1. Biggest pleasant surprise of 2006

2. Biggest disappointment of 2006

3. Best offensive player

4. Best defensive player

5. Best coaching job in 2006

6. Best offense

7. Best defense

8. Best special teams

9. Best team in NKY

[mexitucky]

Now that the 2006 regular season in NKY has reached the mid-point, let's take a look back at the past few weeks. Consider the following topics (feel free to add more that I left out)

 

1. Biggest pleasant surprise of 2006: Dayton Greendevils

2. Biggest disappointment of 2006: NewCath

3. Best offensive player: Jordan Kramer, Highlands

4. Best defensive player: Flynn, CovCath

5. Best coaching job in 2006: Steve Lickert (I say that proudly for Steve)

6. Best offense: Highlands, Simon Kenton

7. Best defense: CovCath, Highlands

8. Best special teams: CovCath

9. Best team in NKY: Highlands

[CCH86]

1. Biggest pleasant surprise of 2006: Dayton Greendevils

2. Biggest disappointment of 2006: NewCath

3. Best offensive player: Jordan Kramer, Highlands

4. Best defensive player: Flynn, CovCath

5. Best coaching job in 2006: Steve Lickert (I say that proudly for Steve)

6. Best offense: Highlands, Simon Kenton

7. Best defense: CovCath, Highlands

8. Best special teams: CovCath

9. Best team in NKY: Highlands

Mexitucky you nailed it on all accounts, my only change might be Biggest pleasant surprise would be Brandon Brown of CCH. DB and special teams player get's inserted into the starting lineup after Buckley goes down mid-way through the Dixie game and the smallest guy on the field responds by running for over 350 yards, caught passes for around 100 and scored 6 touchdowns in the last three games(Dixie, NewCath, and Beechwood) and has been the star of the game against Dixie and Beechwood !!!!