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Class of the Commonwealth

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Labor has been overlooked all season which is a shame because this kid played hard all year long and had the game of his life during the State Championship!!!:fire::irked:

 

Amen brother.:thumb:

I'll have to disagree with you on this. Guidugli has been widely recognized as either the best or 2nd best QB in NKY all season. I don't see how he hasn't been getting props. #7, the LB, now he has a gripe. He seemed to be over looked all season, and from what I saw, he was very good.

 

I will agree with you on one count, Michael Laber was VERY underrated and a key to the success of Highlands football for the past couple years.

 

As for TG, I guess I should have qualified my statement by saying POST season props. People will want to throw "stats" out to try and say this guy or that guy were better, but realize TG put up his numbers while playing 1/2 a game for most the NKY schedule. Some other guys got to run up their numbers playing deep into every game. And in cluthch situations, TG showed his true mettle time after time. I'm glad one of the "services" recognized him, that's all! :ylsuper:

The Class of the Commonwealth selections are for seniors only.

 

Your point???

Edited by Ram
Rule 13

Your point???

 

I was answering a question from earlier. I guess I should have direct quoted PurplePride92.

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