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Bardstown sets a new National Record!!!!!

LoveBoatCaptain
in KY Football (High School)

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Kelvin Scott at Bardstown High School returned 7 kickoff returns for TDs this season breaking the National record for individual kickoff returns in a single season which was 6 by Mike Williams (Cuba, IL), 1994.

Congratulations!!

Awesome job. Not to diminish what he did, but for a national record, I would have expected the number to be higher. Those national numbers are just usually so ridiculous. None the less, congratulations to Kelvin Scott for a great job this year.

^Think about it. How many times a game do you see a kickoff ran back for a touchdown? It certainly doesn't happen every game, and for one person to do it 7 times is amazing.

Not sure how I missed this. Congratulations, Kebbie! :thumb:

Congratulations on a great achievement.:thumb:

Congratulations Bardstown. I guess we know not to kick deep next year if we meet again. :D

The Tampa Bay Bucs should draft this young man Right out of high school.

As a 1976 NFL expansion team, it took them until 12-16-2007 to FINALLY run a kickoff back for a touchdown (31 flippin years).

They had even won a Super Bowl & never run one back.

Congratulations Young Man: NICE STAT
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