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How bout naming some seniors that may not get the big D I attention but can play D II and maybe small D I from your areas. IMO these are a few I that I saw last year of that have gave 110% the whole game with there projected positions at next level.

 

Montgomery Co

Hackworth DB

Darnell C

 

Bath Co

Metz FB, LB

 

Lewis Co

Bolander LB

 

Woodford Co

Duckworth DB

 

Harrison Co

Van Isaac TE/WR

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Hackworth needs a little motivation, but he has the potential absolutely. Darnell has been working really hard to get where he is right now, it wouldn't surprise me at all.

Ivan Lee-Belfry

6'2 250 HB/DE

Can flat out fly for his size, very atheltic and good feet

He will probably run for 1500 yards on offense this year and at the same time be an All-State DE

Raceland:

Robbie Logan - 6'4" 260lbs OL/DL, is built to play DL in college, he is getting some attention from DI and DII colleges.

 

Brett Denton - 5'10" 200lbs RB/LB, would be a great DII player, and is not getting the attention he deserves.

 

John Scott Carver - 5'9 190lbs RB/LB, would also be a great DII player, and is also not getting the attention he deserves.

 

Tyler Boyles - 6'3" 180lbs QB, probable the best QB that you have never heard of, would make a great college QB with a good arm and good decision making.

How bout naming some seniors that may not get the big D I attention but can play D II and maybe small D I from your areas. IMO these are a few I that I saw last year of that have gave 110% the whole game with there projected positions at next level.

 

Montgomery Co

Hackworth DB

Darnell C

 

Bath Co

Metz FB, LB

 

Lewis Co

Bolander LB

 

Woodford Co

Duckworth DB

 

Harrison Co

Van Isaac TE/WR

 

Darnell is being recruited to play defensive end, that is his main position but is also a quality center.

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Darnell is being recruited to play defensive end, that is his main position but is also a quality center.

 

Haven't seen the speed for DE, but maybe I missed something.

Raceland:

Robbie Logan - 6'4" 260lbs OL/DL, is built to play DL in college, he is getting some attention from DI and DII colleges.

 

Brett Denton - 5'10" 200lbs RB/LB, would be a great DII player, and is not getting the attention he deserves.

 

John Scott Carver - 5'9 190lbs RB/LB, would also be a great DII player, and is also not getting the attention he deserves.

 

Tyler Boyles - 6'3" 180lbs QB, probable the best QB that you have never heard of, would make a great college QB with a good arm and good decision making.

 

I have watched several Raceland games in the past few years and it seems he does everything on both sides of the ball. He deserves to get some looks.

Winston Hines from Pulaski. He's too small to be a D-1 Running back and too slow to be a D-1 Defensive Back but he should be an All-State player and will have a nice college career if that's what he wants to do.

Haven't seen the speed for DE, but maybe I missed something.

 

He ran a 5.0 forty at UK camp but plays much faster. When he ran that forty it was out of season and he was not in his best shape. If he works hard enough he could be in the 4.9's and possibly the high 4.8's. Not really D1 speed but good for NAIA. If he wanted to play center in college he would have to get much bigger. He is only weighing 220-225lbs.

Winston Hines from Pulaski. He's too small to be a D-1 Running back and too slow to be a D-1 Defensive Back but he should be an All-State player and will have a nice college career if that's what he wants to do.

 

Winston runs a 4:47-I don't think that is to slow for a DB. That is actually very good speed. He is also a very good student, which goes a long way with the recruiters-knowing he will be ready to go from day one.:banana:

Winston Hines from Pulaski. He's too small to be a D-1 Running back and too slow to be a D-1 Defensive Back but he should be an All-State player and will have a nice college career if that's what he wants to do.

 

You could put Austin Tarter in the mix, as well, also from Pulaski Co. He is a 6-3 220 lb. OT-DE. He can play, also.

Hoptown has Outside LB that has been getting alot of attention lately. Derrick Dillard 6'2 195Lbs 4.6 forty also starts at Wr. This guy is a hitting machine. Played Safety but moved to OLB this year as he got bigger. Brother started and was the team caption of Alabama for two years in the late 1990's. Has around 3.0 grade avarage and is a great kid.

I would also add:

 

Russell

Drew Abrams RB

Adam Bates RB

 

Ashland

Rashad Carter RB

Luke Bonner TE

 

Greenup Co.

Eric Craft QB

NewCath-

Mario Escalante Safety 6'4" 180 lbs. NewCath's defense was so good collectively last year that he didn't get as much notice as he will this year as one of the leaders, and only returning starter. His name will be mentioned for a lot of post season recognition.

I would also add:

 

 

Ashland

Rashad Carter RB

Luke Bonner TE

 

 

Carter is a Junior.

 

I think Bonner is getting some serious looks.

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