1 hour ago, DevilMayCare said:

Obviously they matter, but stats alone aren't always enough. Humphreys may be at a disadvantage when it comes to visibility on the biggest stages of the playoffs. Barring some monumental upsets, he could be sitting at home while Hergott, Sivori, and maybe a few others are playing for state championships with opportunities to make one last case for Mr. Football. 

Good point. IMO Hergott's great performance in the semi finals at West Carter along with leading Beechwood to the upset championship win is what led to him winning Mr. Football.

On 11/3/2021 at 11:39 AM, DevilMayCare said:

Noteworthy performances from Week 11:

Clayton Davis (ATH, Lincoln County) - 9 touches for 196 yards and 2 touchdowns against Rockcastle County

Clayton Davis  is the epitome of an outstanding high school football player, and should be in the discussion. 

He has played QB, RB, and WR. He is the kind of kid, who, even though undersized, would be effective at left tackle or any spot on the field. 

in 2020, they played him at quarterback and he rushed for over 1,000 yards in the Covid-shortened season. He also passed for 372 yards and had 307 yards receiving last year. 

This season, in addition to 58 tackles and an interception on defense, his offensive plays from scrimmage have accounted for:

1,902 total yards
70 receptions for 1,166 yards
62 rushes for 736 yards
14.4 yards per touch
22 touchdowns 

On average, he scores a TD every 6 touches. 

He is leading the state in receiving yards and is the first 1,000 season receiver in school history. In addition, he is now third on the school career scoring list, just 16 points away from the leader. 

In the 49-22 win last week, he had 4 touchdowns and 246 combined yards on 10 touches. For the past two weeks in a row, he has scored on long touchdown runs after taking the snap at QB on the first offensive play of the game.

6 hours ago, Mr.Network said:

Clayton Davis  is the epitome of an outstanding high school football player, and should be in the discussion. 

He has played QB, RB, and WR. He is the kind of kid, who, even though undersized, would be effective at left tackle or any spot on the field. 

in 2020, they played him at quarterback and he rushed for over 1,000 yards in the Covid-shortened season. He also passed for 372 yards and had 307 yards receiving last year. 

This season, in addition to 58 tackles and an interception on defense, his offensive plays from scrimmage have accounted for:

1,902 total yards
70 receptions for 1,166 yards
62 rushes for 736 yards
14.4 yards per touch
22 touchdowns 

On average, he scores a TD every 6 touches. 

He is leading the state in receiving yards and is the first 1,000 season receiver in school history. In addition, he is now third on the school career scoring list, just 16 points away from the leader. 

In the 49-22 win last week, he had 4 touchdowns and 246 combined yards on 10 touches. For the past two weeks in a row, he has scored on long touchdown runs after taking the snap at QB on the first offensive play of the game.

Be sure to check out this week's watchlist on Wednesday. There may be a new addition or two.