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Best Offensive Linemen in Eastern Kentucky

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Mike Walters of Ashland has been starting since his sophomore year. He's about 6'3 330. Ashland's line as a whole has been playing very well lately, and has been opening up some big holes. But if I had to choose one I would go with big Mike!:thumb:

 

 

He's a good one!!!!!

Josh Wills and Ethan Gullett .... stay low and drive'm off the ball ...

I had the chance to watch a kid or should a say man from Whitley County play about 3 weeks ago and he is D-1, the roster had him at 6-5 265 # 76

He will play on Sat. somewhere.

Casey Allen from Breathitt Co. is a heck of a player. He is big and extremely strong, but that is not what makes him so good. He has a huge heart and is a vocal leader on that Bobcat team. He gets the team and the fans up for big plays. These intangibles are what make a great player.

Sean Nolan from Corbin gets my vote. He is the best offensive lineman in the mountains..imo.

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If you could put together the mountain starting offensive line who would be ur starting line-up? LT Brad Durham, LG Casey Allen, C Aaron Mullins, RG Sean Nolan, and RT Scott Daughtery. Thats my 2006 mountain starting offensive line. (all of these boys have a great chance at being All-State by season's end as well)

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