Shane Popham hands down...

Shane Popham hands down...

 

totally agree

Shane Popham hands down...

 

I totally agree, I believe has made 4 50+ field goals this season and one i saw at the st.x game in the rain from about 45

I totally agree, I believe has made 4 50+ field goals this season and one i saw at the st.x game in the rain from about 45

 

Ya great kick, he sure is a HUGE weapon for the colonels

How did these guys who made 1st team All-State last year as underclassmen do this year? I would think they would make it again this year, I would think.

 

ALL-BLUEGRASS PREP 2005

 

RB - Victor Anderson, Saint Xavier

DB - Brian Winklepleck, Owensboro Catholic

P - Ryan Tydlacka, Trinity

 

ATH - Kaelin Ammons, Franklin County

ATH - Doug Beaumont, Male

ATH - Kasey Clark, Russell

 

AP 2005

 

OL - Stuart Hines, Bowling Green, 6-5, 275

OL - Sam Robey, Lou. Trinity, 6-4, 210

DL - William Savoy, John Hardin, 6-0, 205

DB - Brian Winklepleck, Owensboro Catholic

P - Ryan Tydlacka, Lou. Trinity, 6-2, 195

For punting I would take Josh Bleser from CCH hands down, he was at one time during the season (week 5 or 6) ranked #3 in the country by maxpreps.com but sice then droped to #25, and is still #1 in Kentucky. Not bad Josh!!!!!!!!

 

 

I also take Shane Popham of CCH who is currently #1 in the state in field goals, and #2 in the country ranked also by maxpreps.com. Great job Shane

What about Dusty Miller for Rockcastle??

I'm not sure AP has a spot for FB, but if they do May from Belfry has to be in the running.

 

I was thinking the same thing... IMO he is hands down the best FB in Kentucky.. but I am not big enough of a homer to consider him to be in the same league as Beaumont, Anderson, etc in the RB coupling.

Trent Calhoun RB/DB and Braxton Miller RB/DB from Lincoln Co. ............I know its a homer pick but both are very talented on both sides of the ball.

RB Harmon from Pikeville should definitely be in the mix. IMO, one of the best backs in the state...regardless of class.

After reading this thread, I don't want anyone griping about the AP all-state teams. What's the word --- provincial?

 

I did go back to the question presented at the beginning of the thread and it said pick who you think from your team or another team. I am sorry that i offened MLB50 or any other BGP person by naming a couple from the team I am following. I am not from Raceland so I thought i could give an honest opinion.

what about the boys that are still unbeaten.

 

Corey Jackson- mercer

Brandon ford- mercer

If I had my own all-state offense I would probably pick these guys first.

 

QB: Kaelin Ammons - Franklin Co.

RB: Vic Anderson - St. X

RB: Justin Collins - Western

WR: Clark Jeter - Henry Clay

WR: John Cole - Somerset

WR: Doug Beaumont - Male

OL: Stuart Hines - Bowling Green

OL: Patrick Kiernan - NCC

OL: Sam Robey - Trinity

OL: Brad Durham - Rockcastle Co

OL: Chase Duphord - Paris

ATH: Chase Minnifield - Henry Clay

If I had my own all-state offense I would probably pick these guys first.

 

QB: Kaelin Ammons - Franklin Co.

RB: Vic Anderson - St. X

RB: Justin Collins - Western

WR: Clark Jeter - Henry Clay

WR: John Cole - Somerset

WR: Doug Beaumont - Male

OL: Stuart Hines - Bowling Green

OL: Patrick Kiernan - NCC

OL: Sam Robey - Trinity

OL: Brad Durham - Rockcastle Co

OL: Chase Duphord - Paris

ATH: Chase Minnifield - Henry Clay

Is Collins more of a product of Coach Prestons system? He did have Wayne Stevens among the states leading rushers when he was at Rowan Co..

Is Collins more of a product of Coach Prestons system? He did have Wayne Stevens among the states leading rushers when he was at Rowan Co..

 

 

Possibly...I've only seen highlights of him & have seen his stat sheet on Rivals & Scout.

 

Good size, great speed (defending 100m champ in AA), and I really like the way he runs.

 

Actually, he runs quite a bit like Clark, just a little faster.