Who are some possible all-state recievers for the year of 2006

9 times out of 10 people that post these threads are people related to or have some sort of affiliation with a possible candidate. It would probably work out better if you would give your thoughts on the subject.

 

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I agree, but then again, that is what the site is for, no need to bash the kid or dad or whoever.

It will be interesting. Clay County has a couple WR's with huge numbers! But they havent played great competition and arent as good as some of the better WRs in big time programs. It should be interesting to see what happens.

Leonard Macon-Danville

I think the Griffin kid from Campbell has to be in contention, he is definately having the best season in NKY.

The kid from Somerset.

Kayiotas - Beechwood. Deadly combo of speed, height, leaping ability and great hands. Everything one needs to be on an All State team.

Hazard has a senior(Colby Hoskins) who has a lot of talent and is quick with probably the best hands of any receiver I've seen this year and is not afraid to go across the middle or up high to get the ball-although he is not your typically tall receiver he makes up for it with heart and desire to be the best at his position each time out.

If John Cole from Somerset doesn't make the all-state team they should not even have one. He's leading the state in receiving yards. Here's his stats: 8 Games, 53 Receptions, 1281 Yards, 21 Touchdowns.

Rob Madon and Corey Sewell at Corbin come to mind.

I love all the homer votes...

What about Bovard from CovCath, his numbers are good against very good competition.

John Cole - Somerset

Chase Hamlin - Williamsburg

Here's the current stat line from KHSAA through October 12th:

 

Top 25 Receiving Leaders

(ranked by yards per game)

Player, School G Rec Yds P-Game TD

John Cole, Somerset 7 46 1116 159.4 17

Montrel Williams, Seneca 7 40 882 126.0 8

Philip Dunn, Clay County 7 48 860 122.9 8

Dobbs Matt , Clay County 7 51 724 103.4 6

Ramone White, Christian County 6 21 609 101.5 5

Josh Williams, Male 6 19 606 101.0 8

Nikko Beason, Warren Central 7 28 704 100.6 11

Chase Hamblin, Williamsburg 7 36 679 97.0 7

Shawne Lewis, Woodford County 7 32 668 95.4 8

Davin Ramage, Lone Oak 7 30 659 94.1 4

Brandon Griffin, Campbell County 7 33 655 93.6 9

Clark Jeter, Henry Clay 8 49 742 92.8 13

Jamarielle Brown, Lone Oak 7 43 622 88.9 8

Joel Cochran, Shelby County 6 31 533 88.8 8

Josey Cruse, Madison Southern 7 41 599 85.6 9

Jonathan Adams, Letcher County Central 8 44 671 83.9 6

Scotty Smith, Daviess County 8 47 664 83.0 4

Terry Bingham, South Laurel 8 44 664 83.0 6

Matt Jennings, Trimble County 6 25 490 81.7 3

Jordan Ellenburg, Knox Central 7 31 548 78.3 4

Chris Tune, Lafayette 8 39 621 77.6 7

Jesse Roberts, Fleming County 6 27 465 77.5 5

C.J. Trotter, Christian County 7 31 534 76.3 9

Travis Graham, Edmonson County 8 34 596 74.5 6

Dustin Bullock, Clay County 7 33 515 73.6 5

 

 

I'd say if their name is not on this list, they're really not in the discussion. It's not that it's all about yardage, but it is hard to make a case if you don't have it.

 

And on a homer note, FWIW, Nikko Beason is an outstanding talent, and at the time of this list, was one of only two WR's on it to have more than 10 TD receptions.