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Best Linebackers this year in NKY?

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Depending on the learning curve from freshman ball to varsity, Chris Kelly of Newcath has the tools make a pretty good one

Brandon Roller of HHS...........:thumb:

Josh Rump and Rex Benson from Grant County, both are great linebackers that have started varsity since their freshman year

Zac Eagler & Brian Robertson from Boone County, both seniors-to-be will anchor the defense next season.

Brandon Roller of HHS...........:thumb:

 

Great name for a linebacker!!!:thumb:

NCC used a bunch last year.

Jones, SWillet, Johnson, Ferra, Kelly.

They will be group of solid players.

Jordan Whiting - LB - Trinity - OSU commit

With out question, Brad Herald #42 for Covinton Holy Cross. He was 2nd in NKY with 138 tackels,2 interceptions, 3 sacks. "Outstanding" kid from the classroom with 3.8 GPA to the hard work that he puts in on the football field.

Boone will have a great set of line backers this year all of them have potential to be the best.

Jordan Whiting of Trinity is also a great one I still have a scare from where he hit me in the playoffs.

I would like to go ahead and state that I am an idiot and can not read.

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