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- Zane Johnson went out on his shield in a marquee game of national interest. In a matchup of Top 25 teams, Johnson carried the Trinity offense, attempting a career high 43 passes and throwing for 330 yards and three touchdowns, plus one more with his legs. Unfortunately, the Rocks' oft impenetrable defense was no match for the incomparable David Gabriel Georges.

- The stat line of the week was no contest. Kade Goodin went off on Oldham County with a career night: 25/32 for 383 yards and 5 touchdowns with another 152 and three scores on the ground. Collins will likely have to win some shootouts to contend for the district, so another game or two like this could be on the horizon.

- Pulaski's steamroller offensive line flattened turf and Redhounds alike. Kasen Brock enjoyed the view from behind the wheel, as the Maroon Monsoon paved the way for Brock's nearly 200 yards and all three Pulaski touchdowns.

- The state's best QB/WR duo took the top off Simon Kenton's defense with this beautiful pitch and catch. 👇

Queen threw for 222 yards and two touchdowns. Fryman accounted for 143 of those yards, the touchdown reception above, a rushing score, and forced a fumble.

- Dre'Mail Carothers helped the Aces lock down city and county bragging rights after accounting for three touchdowns - one passing, two rushing - as O-Cath dominated Senior High.

- Timmy Emongo added three more touchdowns on five carries against PRP. He's been a model of efficiency so far, scoring twelve touchdowns on his 35 carries this season. He's averaging a staggering 19 yards per carry, but the competition ramps up this week.

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- Ja'Hyde Brown caught eight balls for 108 yards and a pair of touchdowns against Ryle. The two scores moved him into first place on the career touchdown reception ledger at CAL. He's left behind Centurion greats like Milton Wright, Easton Messer, and Connor Hodge.

- Tayden Lorenzen ran for a score and caught another as Highlands took down Driver-less Boyle County.

One to watch
- South Warren's Cam Page is coming on strong after shredding Bowling Green's secondary for 333 yards and three scores on 12/16 passes.

How much would a victory over CovCath help Tyler Fryman in the Mr. Football race?

CovCath vs. Beechwood is one of our games of the week. We will talk about Tyler as a Mr. Football candidate.

32 minutes ago, ChiefSmoke said:

How much would a victory over CovCath help Tyler Fryman in the Mr. Football race?

CovCath vs. Beechwood is one of our games of the week. We will talk about Tyler as a Mr. Football candidate.

How much? A LOT!!

Beechwood rarely beats Cov Cath. A win over the Colonels would be huge for the Tigers and Fryman.

That Goodin name at Collins has some pretty deep roots. But, Kade's offensive output thru 4 games (nearly 400 ypg thru the air, nearly 91 ypg on the ground, and 6.5 TDs per game) are almost unfathomable. When I saw those stats I had to do a double read.

7 hours ago, ChiefSmoke said:

How much would a victory over CovCath help Tyler Fryman in the Mr. Football race?

CovCath vs. Beechwood is one of our games of the week. We will talk about Tyler as a Mr. Football candidate.

7 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

How much? A LOT!!

Beechwood rarely beats Cov Cath. A win over the Colonels would be huge for the Tigers and Fryman.

A Beechwood win coupled with a high impact performance from Fryman would give his candidacy a huge boost, but it won't matter if he doesn't perform up to the standard we've come to expect. I think the Tigers winning and a great night from Fryman go hand in hand. He has to play well.

7 hours ago, Oldercoach said:

That Goodin name at Collins has some pretty deep roots. But, Kade's offensive output thru 4 games (nearly 400 ypg thru the air, nearly 91 ypg on the ground, and 6.5 TDs per game) are almost unfathomable. When I saw those stats I had to do a double read.

The three week stretch of Scott County, North Laurel, and Woodford County will help dictate where he inevitably lands in this competition. The numbers are incredible, but he needs to show that he can elevate his team to that higher plane where Scott and Woodford live. Until then, he's a stat machine and a great player, but not yet the transcendent star that wins Mr. Football.