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Possible All-State recievers in 06'

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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.

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One of the best in the state definitely. I heard he's getting contacts from D1 colleges everywhere. (Just a junior btw) and Macon from Danville is deserving as well even though he doesn't have outstanding stats because danville doesn't give him the ball much. He's already been offered a full ride to UK as a Sophomore.

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Jeter from Henry Clay is one of the best players in the state many people have never heard of.

 

He doesn't get the hype like teammate Chase Minnifield, but he is one of the top 5 receivers in the state.

Jeter from Henry Clay is one of the best players in the state many people have never heard of.

 

He doesn't get the hype like teammate Chase Minnifield, but he is one of the top 5 receivers in the state.

Would have to agree about Jeter. App. 6-0 180lbs. with very good speed. He should be All-State along with John Cole from Somerset. There are other good ones but thse two are very deserving.

Leonard Macon-Danville

 

Is he #1?

I love all the homer votes...

 

Mine wasn't actually a homer. I just picked the kid that I thought was doing the best in NKY.

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.

 

Not all teams report stats to the KHSAA there are plenty of receivers worthy of all state honors that are not on this list.

 

Wes Caldwell of Lexington Catholic is not on this list. That is just the first name that comes to mind, I'm sure there are great receivers left off this list that warrant attention.

Would have to agree about Jeter. App. 6-0 180lbs. with very good speed. He should be All-State along with John Cole from Somerset. There are other good ones but these two are very deserving.

Correction on a spelling.

I think they should be ranked by number of catches, rather than yards per game.

Is he #1?

 

I would not say he is #1 but he is one fo the best IMO.

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.

 

Holy cow what a line. :scared:

Mine wasn't actually a homer. I just picked the kid that I thought was doing the best in NKY.

 

Didn't say it was..... :thumb:

Holy cow what a line. :scared:

 

He's also got 3 punt return touchdowns, a kickoff return touchdown and an interception return for a touchdown. Those don't count for receiver stats but he's really put up some numbers this year--he has 21 of Somerset's 28 receiving touchdowns even though he's usually double teamed.

I think they meant "is he #1"?.....is that his number. Yes his uniform number is 1. He is quite the talent, but perhaps not ranked #1!!

Leonard Macon-Danville

Last Friday Trimble Matt Jennings had 9 catches for 171 yards vs Macon and held Macon to 1 catch. Jennings is very underrated.

Last Friday Trimble Matt Jennings had 9 catches for 171 yards vs Macon and held Macon to 1 catch. Jennings is very underrated.

Are u sure on those stats, because I remember Macon having three catches.

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