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BluegrassPreps.com/Kentucky News Network Player of the week!

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From KNN Al:

 

Hi gang--it's that time of year. On August 30th is the 2008 debut of the KNN High School Scoreboard Show.

 

We'll again be using your nominees for Player Of The Week, and the official rankings will come from BluegrassPreps.com.

 

We'll be heard on at least 30 stations around Kentucky, with more on the way. I'll post a full station list as soon as it's finalized.

 

As always, I'd like for all of you to post the stations in your area that air high school games. We'll use reports from those stations in the show as much as possible. If you know the identity of the announcers that's a bonus.

 

When nominating a Player Of the Week candidate, please include the players name, school, size, (ht/wt), class, (soph/jr/sr) and position. Then give an accurate listing of the stats he posted that week. Carries, yards, etc.

 

We'll use all the nominees and give them a mention, and then one will be chosen for POW.

 

Thanks for all the help in advance, and enjoy the season!

 

Al Mayo

KNN Scoreboard Show

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We are accepting nominations in this thread.

Jason Rider, Henry Clay senior wr

6'4 190 10 rec 119 yds 1 td, fum rec

Metcalfe County senior running back Daniel DeLeon had 212 yards rushing and four touchdowns on offense and had 12 tackles on defense as Metcalfe beat Barren County 28-21.

Andy Roenker 160 yards first half untill seperating his shoulder... Covington Holy Cross.

Rodney Robertson from Crittenden County ... 258 yards rushing and five touchdowns as Crittenden County beat Lake County (TN) 54-21. Robertson also plays linebacker for a first-team defense that held Lake County to eight points and less than 100 yards in offense in three quarters.

GRC's Ryan Williams RB/DB 5'8 180 lbs. Senior

 

Ryan Williams rushed for 238 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead George Rogers Clark to a 19-0 shutout over Montgomery County in the season opener.

 

Williams rushed for 154 yards on 14 attempts in the first half and collected 51 yards on one carry during the Cardinals’ second series of the season.

Metcalfe County senior running back Daniel DeLeon had 212 yards rushing and four touchdowns on offense and had 12 tackles on defense as Metcalfe beat Barren County 28-21.

 

Wow...nice numbers on both sides! :thumb:

Rodney Robertson from Crittenden County ... 258 yards rushing and five touchdowns as Crittenden County beat Lake County (TN) 54-21. Robertson also plays linebacker for a first-team defense that held Lake County to eight points and less than 100 yards in offense in three quarters.

 

I believe he actually had 6 Touchdowns

These look great folks! Lets get some more before the Thursday deadline.

I believe he actually had 6 Touchdowns

 

Nevermind, it was just 5

Green County Quarterback: Justin Pendleton, 6'0", 190 lbs, Senior had 15 carries for 156 yards and 6 touchdowns against Hazard in the 2008 Bluegrass Bowl. Green Co. wins the contest 48-39.

Michael Campbell, Corbin, 5' 11" 235lbs Senior. FB, MLB, Kicker, Punter. 4 carries 30 yds, 14 tackles, 3pat, 3 kickoff Touchbacks, 2 punts over 60 yards both downed on the one yard line. most important Corbin-23 Pikeville-15.

Ricky Bowling, South Laurel HS, 5-10 175lbs Senior QB, had 362 yds passing along with 5 td passes against Cov. Holy Cross, SLHS won the game 49-35.

Last call for nominees this week!

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