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Mr. Football

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I believe that he wouldn't make it as Mr. Football 2005, and Mr Football 2006.

But I believe we are talking about Mr Football 2007 and if he is not on the ballot, then he should of been. Since allegedly he is not on the ballot, we should probably discuss who is on the ballot. I think Robinson's numbers are off the charts, regardless of his D1 potential, regardless of his strength of schedule. Most TD's in season alltime is pretty impressive and should be rewarded. Personally Stein would be second for his accomplishments and third I would place John Cole from Somerset. Sorry I am anti RB but I think those three were above the rest at their position. If Stein is not on the ballot, then I would opt for Alex Mathews who lifted Shelby County. I think Cecil from Highlands and Zoeller from St X made their teams better.

 

 

In all honesty I think the 2 best RBs in the state will be seniors next year anyway. You know who I mean. :thumb:

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In all honesty I think the 2 best RBs in the state will be seniors next year anyway. You know who I mean. :thumb:

In all fairness, the best 3 including Justin Green at Male. Gotta give some props to the Lobo Alumni from Hikes Point!!

In all fairness, the best 3 including Justin Green at Male. Gotta give some props to the Lobo Alumni from Hikes Point!!

 

 

I personally have not seen him play, but if he is close to as good as Superman and Deuce I will be impressed!

I believe that he wouldn't make it as Mr. Football 2005, and Mr Football 2006.

But I believe we are talking about Mr Football 2007 and if he is not on the ballot, then he should of been.

I wasn't passing judgment on Stein, just posting information that was addressed earlier in the thread.
In all honesty I think the 2 best RBs in the state will be seniors next year anyway. You know who I mean. :thumb:

 

C'mon now...don't slight Corey Farris of Boone County just because he's a baseball guy! (lol) Runner-up to Shaun Alexander's records ain't nuttin' to sneeze at!:ylsuper:

So is it your understanding that no one in this Commonwealth nominated Winston Guy, E.J. Fields or William Stein for Mr. Football?

 

Who is able to nominate?

 

The final year that I voted, the AP brought in some of the state's "top" high school sports writers as a committee to sift through nominations come up with the final Mr. Football ballot and take some pressure off the sports desk at the AP-Louisville bureau. I wasn't really impressed with how they did it. Then again, I wasn't really impressed with how they started doing a lot of things at AP Louisville that year. For a non-profit allegedly owned by its member news organizations, that group of personnel didn't seem too interested in helping its membership out.

C'mon now...don't slight Corey Farris of Boone County just because he's a baseball guy! (lol) Runner-up to Shaun Alexander's records ain't nuttin' to sneeze at!:ylsuper:

 

 

I was very impressed with Mr. Farris, and outside of the 2 I mentioned I think he was the best back I saw in the state all season. Considering hoow good the other 2 are, that is a very high compliment. :thumb:

What percentage of writers got to see all the players listed on the ballet this year? I'll give you a hint; 0%. While its still a great award, in years like this, everyone has a chance with the right politics.

What percentage of writers got to see all the players listed on the ballet this year? I'll give you a hint; 0%. While its still a great award, in years like this, everyone has a chance with the right politics.

 

 

Wow, these guys really are talented. Gridiron AND being on point. Impressive. :walk:

Wow, these guys really are talented. Gridiron AND being on point. Impressive. :walk:

Wasn't there a pro player who took up ballet to improve his agility back in the 80's?

What percentage of writers got to see all the players listed on the ballet this year? I'll give you a hint; 0%. While its still a great award, in years like this, everyone has a chance with the right politics.

 

Yeah, but what percentage of coaches got to see all the players listed on the ballot? What percentage of fans? I'll give you a hint: 0%.

I already posted this on the other thread.

 

The AP in Louisville only got the nomination forms out to members last week. Don't look for the awards until next month.

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This is why I moved to this state. We do things like no one else. We are Pioneers. You would think that after all the rucus that has been made with the selection process they would all get together so they no longer would look like fools. NOPE

I personally have not seen him play, but if he is close to as good as Superman and Deuce I will be impressed!

 

Who is Superman?

Who is Superman?

 

Clark Kent silly. ;)

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