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Is Central Hardin WR Gavin George the best receiver in the state?

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At 6'4", he is fast, quick, has great hands, and has great leaping ability. He had one of the single greatest receiving performances that I have seen in high school football against Meade County last night in an aerial barrage. With RB Deonco Wilkerson sidelined with an ankle sprain, Central Hardin took to the air last night.

Gavin George final stats:

7 receptions/ 285 yards/ 2 TDs from QB Chase Elmore who was 9-14 for 303 yards passing and

1 defensive interception in a win against district foe Meade County 43-7.

Check the stat line for Reese Smith vs Lex Cath.

He’s 16th in state in yards per game so I would say he’s not. He is very good though.

That list starts and ends with Reese Smith at Boyle County.

That list starts and ends with Reese Smith at Boyle County.

 

Izayah Cummings might have something to say about that.

Izayah Cummings might have something to say about that.

 

Good point.

Reese Smith is THAT DUDE.

He's really good but I'd pick Reese Smith 1st for my team.

Looks like the All BGP Team is going to be strong at WR this year.

Maurice Jesse Jr from Hopkinsville, Neely from Mayfield, & McCracken County WR are pretty daggone good as well. Jesse being only a JR but with quite a few FBS Power 5 offers already.

No, he’s not.

2 more games to prove it Deuce

 

He’s not better than Reese Smith or Izayah Cummings regardless of how many games he plays. Those two are on a different level.

Tereylin Calbert at Bardstown. Human highlight reel.

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