What about the QB from Clay County?

Sean Thompson Franklin County High has a cannon and is a beast and a couple of weeks ago he was #2 in the state stats prove it!!:thumb:

The Soph QB from LexCath. Kentucky needs to start looking at this kid right now if they haven't allready started looking. Please Kentucky, don't let another Quality home grown kid get away!!!!! This kid is going to be one of the better ones to come out.

 

How big is he?

 

BTW, the last great qb from LC isn't exactly lighting it up and probably will not get the chance unless he transfers.

How big is he?

 

BTW, the last great qb from LC isn't exactly lighting it up and probably will not get the chance unless he transfers.

 

Roster says 5'11"...

Roster says 5'11"...

 

...which means 5'9 or 5'10.

 

Call me skeptical , albeit without seeing him play, that he can be a Woodson/Brohm type qb.

The kid from Lone Oak is supposed to be a big time prospect.

Roster says 5'11"...

 

No way!!!!! That kid is at least 6-o". But how would you know what 6'-0" looks like.:lol: No seriously, this kid is going to one of the best come his senior year. Sure there a couple of kids floating around the state right now but unless you surround yourself with other players as good as you and play in a system such as LexCath, then you are going to be just Okay!!!!!

I believe there are several "could be the next great one" in the state of KY. But unless your program is committed to a serious passing game (30/35) attempts a game then you are just another average Fri. Nite QB. I think there is alot of wasted talent at QB year in year out in HS football because quite frankly unless your Offensive Coor is a former QB then he probably doesnt understand the passing game enough to teach it and trust it.

We have a QB down here at LCC, who may be a big time prospect next year. He is about 6'3" 190 pounds and has lead our team to a 7-1 start, which is the best record this school has had. He has not produced huge numbers yet, but I look for him to put up huge numbers next year. Charlie Banks is his name and he has ran for close to 500 yards and 13 Td's and thrown for 1400 yards and 13 Td's.

We have a QB down here at LCC, who may be a big time prospect next year. He is about 6'3" 190 pounds and has lead our team to a 7-1 start, which is the best record this school has had. He has not produced huge numbers yet, but I look for him to put up huge numbers next year. Charlie Banks is his name and he has ran for close to 500 yards and 13 Td's and thrown for 1400 yards and 13 Td's.

 

Those are still very good numbers. Good luck to the young man.

Sean Thompson, Check the stats, period its as simple as that!!!

Lawrence County has 2 kids that I think will be D-1 athletes after they graduate.

Boone Goldsmith: 6'3 Soph with one of the better arms in the state right now. He is only going to get better as he matures. He has gotten better as the year has gone on.

Chandler Shepard: 6'1 Fresh that was the District MVP in baseball as an 8th grader and not only pitched the Regional Championship but made the all tourny team. He has a nice arm and can beat you with his legs too.

They both are going to keep getting better and both look like they have the potential to do big things before they graduate. Best thing is that they are both 1st class and will get it done after graduation too! We are blessed to have them both in our program.

Im gonna go ahead and throw Neal Pawsats name in the hat.

Will be taking over for Mason next year as a sophomore and has a great arm. very athletic. Has dominated many freshman games and will really shine by the time he is a senior. Also plays J.V ball.

I agree after watching Sean Thompsen play several games and having an opportuity to talk to him he has everything it takes to be a great one. Will just have to wait and see what happens. Henry County has a very nice Freshman QB

The Sophomore LCA QB is the best I have seen since Brohm or Justin Burke. He reminds me of Colt brennan. He may be a little small he needs to get taller.

possibly the best Qb in the state as a Sophomore.