Allen Williams (Marshall Co.) good versatility, elusiveness, and speed. Despite his lack of size shows great toughness and strength.

.I agree

Shawn Grimm - Johnson Central

Shane Israel - Lexington Catholic

 

2 very very good backs

Who has been Shawn Grimm's toughest opponent? Belfry? Rockcastle?

Who has been Shawn Grimm's toughest opponent? Belfry? Rockcastle?

I would think the state semi-finals against CovCath last season when he ran for over 200 yards in defeat. He also had a very good game against Rockcastle County.

Great list! I expect Coty Roberts from Lawrence Co to have a HUGE year! He doesn't get a lot of pub but don't be suprised if he breaks out and finishes around the top.

I agree!:ylsuper:

Boyd County - Gatlin Barker.

Boyd County - Gatlin Barker.

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Of the ones I have seen:

 

Cory Farris...Boone County

Dontay Gay...Henry Clay

Daniel Harmon...Pikeville

Ty Sparks...Bryan Station

Jerrell Greene...Dunbar

???? Hayden...Lexington Christian

Shane Israel...Lexington Catholic

Timmy Phillips...Trinity

Terrel Combs...Bryan Station

Dominique Hayden

Jordan Morgan and Dustin Miller from Leslie Co.

Miller is a transfer and Morgan played behind Ryan Howard so he didn't get many touches. Both have had excellent off-seasons and are burning the clocks up. Miller has ran a 4.48 three times and Morgan has touched the 4.5's in a few runs. Behind a greatly improved, senior dominated line. These two will have great years.

 

We saw Roshkopf from Lynn Camp, Christopher from Bell, Green from Cawood, a little of Fugate from Breathitt, Sezter from P-Burg, and Bowling from Middlesboro. To Me, Roshkopf and Bowling stood out the most. We put Earls out in the first quarter over there the first game and Bowling came in and didn't miss a beat. Ford was scared and fumbled every time he touched it, but Bowling was a load. Roshkopf is the man though. If he played anywhere besides Eastern Ky., he would have some really good offers. See the hole like no-one else. And a bunch of speed.

Who has been Shawn Grimm's toughest opponent? Belfry? Rockcastle?

 

Alan Williams, Marshall Co........

 

11 games 72 receptions

1782 yards rushing 913 rec yards

162 rushing ypg 83 rec ypg

20 tds 10 tds

 

I think this guy qualifies to be in the top three....hands down.

Paris- Tion Thomas & Cody Dumphord

That doesn't help me. To no one's surprise, there is not too much coverage of mountain football up here in Louisville.

That doesn't help me. To no one's surprise, there is not too much coverage of mountain football up here in Louisville.

In case you missed it, I did respond to your post earlier. I didn't take what you were saying to be sarcastic, but to rehash.

 

Grimm's toughets opponent last year was probably CovCath in the state semi's, he ran for over 200 yards in defeat.

 

He also had a huge game against Rockcastle County in the playoffs.

 

He played against Ashland twice, the first time he tore them apart and in the playoffs it was one of his lwoer rushing totals although he still came up with the play of the game that gave them the victory.

 

He also performed huge against a pretty good Mason County team.

I would think the state semi-finals against CovCath last season when he ran for over 200 yards in defeat. He also had a very good game against Rockcastle County.

 

He had well over 200yds that game as well. Not sure on the exact #, maybe someone else can provide that information. Grimm is the total package as a back. He appears to be small but has the ability to put defenders on their back although the strength of his game is running around and by defenders. He also has good hands for a back and turned numerous screen and wing passes into long yardage plays or TD's. It will be hard for him to duplicate last years #'s due to teams keying him more than before but the balance running attack JC will be able to produce this year should have him still getting his yardage.