2026 Mr. Football Watchlist (9/22)

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- Forget seeing double. Beechwood opponents are so dizzy, they're seeing triple. A Tiger tandem has evolved into a triad as Nathan Pabst joins Tyler Fryman and Emmett Queen in terrorizing defenses. Pabst capped a five touchdown night against CovCath with the game winner with :21 on the clock.

Queen wins this week's 'William Tell Marksmanship Award' 🎯 for completing 20 of 24 throws against the Colonels, while Fryman snagged a career best thirteen receptions for 129 yards and scored a rushing touchdown.

It was a banner night for the Tigers.

It's hard enough to sustain two candidates, let alone three. And to be clear, Fryman is the guy. But Queen is steering the ship and Pabst was the best player on the field in the week's biggest game.


- Ja'Hyde Brown is on pace to shatter the state record for touchdown receptions in a season after four of his six receptions reached the end zone against Central Hardin. The current standard is 30 by Owensboro Catholic's William Carrico in 2023. It took Carrico fifteen games to reach that total. Brown is on pace to match it by the end of the regular season.

- Kade Goodin turned back the tide, overpowering Meade's Green Wave with a second straight eight touchdown performance. He's played at such a high level so far, that his 384 yards of total offense were a hundred yards less than his average coming in.

- It took a minute, but Dre'Mail Carothers and O-Cath finally took flight against Bardstown. Carothers finished with 427 yards of total offense and three combined scores.

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Kasen Brock tore through the Johnson Central defense for 187 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns on ten touches. He's now Pulaski County's all-time career leader in touchdowns.

- Zane Johnson threw two touchdown passes and ran for one in limited action as Trinity blew out Male.

- Max Johnson threw four touchdown passes for Apollo against Muhlenberg County, giving him eight in his last two games. He's got 20 on the season against a single interception.

- Camden Page accounted for four touchdowns as South Warren dominated Christian County.

- Mother nature is the only thing that can contain Timmy Emongo, who was limited to just 30 yards on four carries in a weather shortened encounter with Madison Central.