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Top Receivers In The State by Class

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Shawne Lewis of Woodford County would give anyone a run for their money in 5A

 

Or the state for that matter. This kid was almost a one man team last year.

Michael McCubbin #24 for Campbellsville High School. 6'3 180 and runs like a deer. Also returns kicks and punts ( Two kick-offs returned for TD )

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Go down to play by play. Different kids, different #s.

Bless your heart. You don't understand how to read the stats. Look at the quarter by quarter and see that who scored the TD's for Russell. They didn't have anyone new until the 3rd. On top of that they only had one guy different besides Bailey and Abrams that handled the ball in the first half. I know you want to believe that your Russell first team couldn't have possibly been throw on like they were on Friday. But it happened. Sorry. Anyway....lets quit with the debate...if you have anything else you want to prove lets take it to the PMs. So lets drop it.
Bless your heart. You don't understand how to read the stats. Look at the quarter by quarter and see that who scored the TD's for Russell. They didn't have anyone new until the 3rd. On top of that they only had one guy different besides Bailey and Abrams that handled the ball in the first half. I know you want to believe that your Russell first team couldn't have possibly been throw on like they were on Friday. But it happened. Sorry. Anyway....lets quit with the debate...if you have anything else you want to prove lets take it to the PMs. So lets drop it.

 

Bless your heart. You didn't go to the play by play summary and look did you. If you did you would have seen Besides Abrams, Bailey, Bates and Tyler Jones that Fosson, Rice, Travis Jones (not Tyler), Sparks, Rogers, and Stapleton all carried the ball at least once in the first half.

 

I'll pm the information to you.

Acie Waller at Lawrence Co has had a solid year against some good defenses:

Russell

Belfry

Sheldon Clark

Prestonsburg

Rowan Co

etc.

The Detmer kid at Dixie Hts. is having an OUTSTANDING year!

#22 for Boone Co. also deserves mentioning.

 

He looked pretty good last night.

#22 at Boone and Detmer from Dixie were pretty good last night. How about that move on the sideline on #22's 50 yard TD? That kid from Dixie is still wondering what happened.:lol:

#2/20 For Pendleton County. Clay Eshman for 4A

Mayfield has 2 really promising WR's and both are Sophomores I believe...Both have size, speed, and good hands. Xavier Shelton and Gary Hall--look for big careers from these two as Mayfield will most likely pass more the next few years!

Any of the receivers from Shelby County (4 or 5 of them). They all are allowing Matthews to compile the amazing stats he is compiling.

:thumb:

I agree. Nick Barnes was unreal last year as a freshmen. Last year I lost count on his touchdowns. He only droped one pass all year and that was in the corner of the end zone at Beechwood when his knee came up as the ball arrived and it caused his only drop including practices.He is definitley one to keep an eye on in the next two seasons.

Schneider, Klare, Casonn, and Klare are the best receiving core in northern kentucky.

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