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All Time Toughest Players

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That might be the first time I have ever heard anybody refer to Steve as tough. :thumb:

 

 

Steve could shoot but not physically tough, his brother on the other hand once told UK player Winston Bennett that he was going to take that Gold tooth out of his mouth, the result of that conversation? Four Russell players were taken to hospital for treatment...Winston Bennet now he was a man among boys when he played.

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The Stevens kid, John Stacy, Lewis and Brent Burke were tough at Boyd County. Wes Crawford was VERY tough as well.

Tough and Dirty, all good players. Are we talking tough in the sense they were good players or tough in the sense that they never backed down and played hard?

NCC - Dave Cowens, Gary Devoto, Tony Sandfoss

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There was an old boy from the mountains that I heard was tougher than just about everybody - Raymond Cox. His son Todd was a great player at Harlan.

Tyler Hicks played harder than any kid I ever saw.

Kevin Blevins from John's Creek

Tyler Hicks -- Scott Co.

Arlis Beach -- Ashland

Matt Spencer -- Elliott Co.

 

 

I became a believer of Tyler Hicks his senior year in the state tournament.

HE was a tremendous player with a huge heart

Tyler Hicks / Scott Co

 

I told my uncle & a coach friend of his about Tyler Hicks and how hard he plays. I told them I do not think either has seen a kid play as hard as he does in all their years watching bball. They both thought I was stretching it a bit. When they watched the State tourney in Tylers senior year they both looked me up after Scott Co was beaten out on Saturday morning to totally agree with me. They were fans immediately! My uncle says he has watched bball since 52' and never seen anyone like him. The coach said he would like to get video of him to show his team. This kids effort was just amazing.

Justin Rice of Buckhorn. He goes all out all of the time. His legs, arms and hips are scarred all over from the floor burns he has amassed in his time playing basketball. I haven't seen anyone play harder on every single possesion. He is , also, going to be the first Wildcat to graduate with 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds.

16th Region Ashland Area

Boyd County: Dave Wooten, Mark Elswick, Brock Walter, C.L. Thompson

Fairview: Brice Thornsberry, Dave Rowe, Mike Helton, Alex Barker

Holy Family: Fred Simpson, Jeff Keller, Bill Bradley, Scott Pope

Catlettsburg High: Roger Zornes, Dave Barnett, James Lambert

Ashland: Harold Sargent, Charlie Scott, Shawn Conley

Rose Hill: Duwane Mills, Tommy Holbrook, Armstrong

I would add to 16th mix...

Jason Williams of Morgan County who then transferred and starred his senior year at Ashland Blazer in 1987.

I would add to 16th mix...

Jason Williams of Morgan County who then transferred and starred his senior year at Ashland Blazer in 1987.

How about these as well:

Eric Berry- West Carter

Jesse Zaheri- Rowan

Pete Maddix- Lewis

Jason Gammon- Grrenup

Russell- Jack Savage & Rick Hensley

Boyd- Davey Wooten

Ashland-Steve Dodd

Ashland YMCA- Bammer Nolte & Bill Hornbuckle:thumb:

Russell- Jack Savage & Rick Hensley

Boyd- Davey Wooten

Ashland-Steve Dodd

Ashland YMCA- Bammer Nolte & Bill Hornbuckle:thumb:

 

 

Brown Noser!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Arliss Beach. His toughness, (and a little bit of skill):D took him too the NFL.

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