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Way Early Preseason Rankings 6A

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1 Trinity

2 Frederick Douglass

3 Male

4 St. Xavier

5 Ballard

6 Manual

7 Bryan Station

8 Ryle

9 Tates Creek

10 Fern Creek

Who else should be considered? Who's to high, too low? Thoughts?

Simon Kenton returns the 6A leading rusher. 2200 passer and top 2 receivers!

On offense, Trinity returns 4 experienced linemen in Saner, Shields, Knoerr and Hernandez, probably the top returning WR in 6A (maybe the state!) in Jeremiah Lynn, QB wunderkind Zane Johnson, 2nd leading rusher JB Berry, and flex players Chris Wilson and Zach Floyd.

Big Josh Bratcher will have a chance to make strides for the O-Line as well and freshmen WR's Jordan Holman, Jason Hagan and Nation McBroom are exciting playmakers who made a splash at the JV levels this year. There are weapons everywhere in wait at the younger levels for Johnson and OC Jake Williams.

Defensively, the Rocks return OLB JC Wilson and DL Bailey Vance who both got better as the year went along. DBs Sonny Bratcher-Gray and Sekou Kamara return to the back half of the field and highly-touted K/P Carson Hilbert returns for his senior season.

LBs AJ Hughes and Evan Allen received a lot of playing time and should contribute next year. DL Juleone Carney rotated in heavily and will be a breakout star for DC Michael Fox I think. DB Will Ford and OLB Finn Laskowski also saw a lot of time and can be major figures in replacing the tremendous linebackers who have graduated. LBs Luke Vize, Sebastian Blue and Matthew Lococo also had their names called a lot and have the size and speed to push anyone in front of them grade-wise.

Great write-up. Thanks.

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