Week 6
Wyatt Robbins (QB, Murray)
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?️ | Winter has come early in WKY, as Robbins' season is officially a snowball rolling down hill. He shredded McCracken's secondary for 411 yards and three touchdowns, plus another 53 yards and one touchdown running, to keep the Tigers on the winning end of the 59-56 thriller. The last three weeks have produced an 80% completion rate and 13/0 touchdown to interception ratio.

Season so far: 93/128 (72%) for 1,695 yards and 21 touchdowns and 1 interception | 348 rushing yards and 1 touchdown 

 

Keagan Maher (RB, Cooper)
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?️ | Lost amid the downs and ups of O’Hara's campaign is the versatile, consistent excellence of Maher. He's accumulated 100+ yards from scrimmage in five of six games and scored at least one touchdown every week, including 216 yards and a career high five scores against Conner. 

Season so far: 119 carries for 736 yards and 10 touchdowns | 137 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns 

 

Evan Hampton (RB, Owensboro)
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?️ | In Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of the sun. Hampton brought about a total eclipse with every stride of his 189 yards and two scores against the Eagles. He found a crease and left the entire Apollo defense in his wake, covering half the field in a blink for one of his touchdown runs.

Season so far: 78 carries for 596 yards and 6 touchdowns

 

Isaiah Martin (ATH, Murray)
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?️ | If Robbins goes off, you know Martin isn't far behind. The Tigers' most dynamic playmaker reeled in five balls for 166 yards and two scores to outrun McCracken's wild horses. He had an active, productive night on defense, corralling eleven tackles.
Season so far: 27 receptions for 624 yards and 11 touchdowns | 2 kick return touchdowns | 54 tackles

 

Cam O'Hara (QB, Cooper)
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?️ | The schedule is easing up and the tide of O'Hara's season is turning accordingly. He completed 14/19 attempts for 220 yards and three touchdowns against Conner. This should be the norm for the next several weeks.

Season so far: 63/121 (52%) for 886 yards and 8 touchdowns with 5 interceptions

 

Mason Griffin (QB, South Laurel)
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?️ | SL's best quarterback since record setting - and current Great Crossing coach - Ricky Bowling continues to cook. He torched Harlan County for 314 total yards and two passing touchdowns. Griffin is this week's recipient of the watchlist's ‘William Tell Marksmanship Award’ ? for completing 18 of his 21 attempts.

Season so far: 119/151 (79%) for 1,678 yards and 19 touchdowns with 1 interception

 

Cash Harney (QB, Covington Catholic)
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?️ | The legs, which usually take the lead for Harney, instead took a back seat to his right arm against Lou. Central. He completed 14/21 passes for a season high 227 yards and two touchdowns against the Jackets. It was a season best passing performance.
Season so far: 62/90 (69%) for 933 yards and 7 touchdowns with 5 interceptions | 612 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns | 1 touchdown reception

 

Marlon Harbin III (ATH, Saint Xavier)
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?️ | He seems to occupy all space at once for the Tigers, but Trinity's defense covered every inch of the field to minimize Harbin’s impact. He was limited to 41 yards of offense on eleven touches, but did reach the endzone once to pull X within two scores, though they could get no closer.

Season so far: 34 carries for 244 yards and 6 touchdowns | 24 receptions for 229 yards and 3 touchdowns | 1 kick return touchdown | 1 interception

Trending Up ? 
Cam Davis (ATH, Ashland)
?️ | He tore through Greenup County's defense for 193 yards and three touchdowns on just eight carries a week after roasting the Devils for four touchdowns on eleven rushes. Davis is averaging 16 yards per carry and a score every three rushes over the last two weeks and currently leads the Tomcats in rushing, receiving, and interceptions. If he finds daylight, he can go.
Season so far: 88 carries for 678 yards and 13 touchdowns | 142 receiving yards and 1 touchdown | 2 interceptions 

Watchlist Rewind ?
Harney has been an impact player each of the last two years versus Highlands. In his first game as CovCath's starting quarterback, he accounted for 315 total yards and three touchdowns. As a sophomore, he picked off Brody Benke and took it back for six to help spur the Colonels to victory. 

Lloyd QB Kaleb Evans 1135 yards 15 tds 3 ints 6-0 record!

WR/DB/P  Simon Kenton Grayson Harris 33 catches 765 yards 6 tds 48 yards rushing and interceptions on defense.

Dang I like the writings on  Murray high having 2 players mentioned wow...

You being a Murray man, you ought to be proud.

 

Comparison is not contentment...first I am a Mayfield fan but not like some Mayfield fans that look with their heart and not their eyes, second Mr. Crowe from PT who has similar yards but more interceptions could be on the list making me even more proud bc it would be 3 from western Kentucky...Mayfield doesn't have 1 let alone 2 playing at this level and if they did I would be equally proud bc that could be 4.....IMO in this case its not about a team its about an area...and third, that's right you're the one 2 years ago that cut off his nose to spite his face in talking about his own Mayfield player that transferred in from Murray that helped US win a state championship wow....Go big red....