1 minute ago, gchs_uk9 said:

This one for sure. It seems like every year there are Alcorns playing for Lincoln County and almost all of them are really good.

Jackson for his successful coaching tenure at the HS level.  Alcorns and Youngs for generational successful playing careers.  Ralstons combo between playing careers, and credit to Eric for building/continuing one of the better feeder systems at the middle school level in Central Kentucky.

3 minutes ago, gchs_uk9 said:

Same. I tend to think of Hoskins as a 13th/14th Region name playing at places like Clay, Perry, Leslie, etc.

Yep...I had the wrong school.  

1 minute ago, LCDAWGS19 said:

Yep...I had the wrong school.  

Shannon Hoskins played under Bobby Keith at Clay Co. and is the current coach at Perry County Central, and has had a lot of success there!

5 minutes ago, LethalPG said:

Shannon Hoskins played under Bobby Keith at Clay Co. and is the current coach at Perry County Central, and has had a lot of success there!

That's the one.  

Dicky Beal - Holmes

Alvin Sims - Paris 

Wasn`t  there a lot of Britts from Bowling Green ?

3 hours ago, Deaconjim said:

Wasn`t  there a lot of Britts from Bowling Green ?

Primarily associated with Warren East. 

GRC- Gay

 

Holmes....Rice

Boyle County- Tamme, Smith, Leffew, Tarter, Bodner 

Warren Central- Unseld, Barber 

Warren East- Britt, Fishback

Danville- Ford, Trumbo, Penix, Kavanaugh…man I know some Danville folks can add more names to this list.  

Bowling Green- Taylor, Tisdale, Shanklin, Whitney 

 

Lawrence County- Feltner

Taylor Co...Clem

Harrodsburg/Mercer--Yeast, Parks, Drakeford, Davis, Sauder

29 minutes ago, okie1 said:

Harrodsburg/Mercer--Yeast, Parks, Drakeford, Davis, Sauder

Robins and Claunch as well.   
 

Oh, and Johnson.  Can’t forget Johnson.  
 

Mays 

5 hours ago, PurplePride92 said:

Danville- Ford, Trumbo, Penix, Kavanaugh…man I know some Danville folks can add more names to this list.  

 

 

I think his name was Kelvin Penix, played when I did. Dude was an entire oak tree that ran a 4.5