Highlands will cause problems with all their opponents this year. With Collinsworth and Bardo in the backfield, I see some very scary numbers. If people enjoyed watching Clay Cecil run the ball a fews year ago then you will definately love to watch Will Bardo this year. Bardo and Collinsworth will be in the top 10 ranking in rushers this year after 6 games. Mark it down....

 

I agree,but with all of the great recievers,I can see Bardo having great numbers in the passing stats also,that may hold the rushing yards down for both Austin and Will. Now if your talking combined yardage for both players (recieving and rushing for Collinsworth) and (rushing and passing for Bardo) I really can't think of anyone who would come close to thier numbers,can you?

I agree,but with all of the great recievers,I can see Bardo having great numbers in the passing stats also,that may hold the rushing yards down for both Austin and Will. Now if your talking combined yardage for both players (recieving and rushing for Collinsworth) and (rushing and passing for Bardo) I really can't think of anyone who would come close to thier numbers,can you?

 

Miles averaged 200 yds/game combined as a Jr, and I'm guessing he'll likely average those type of numbers again. Knowing that HHS likes to spread the ball around, I don't forsee Collinsworth posting those numbers but I could be wrong. He had 800 yards receiving last year and I'm assuming he'll fall short of that as a RB but I'm sure he'll post solid pass catching stats. NKY will have no shortage of quality backs in 2009.

Miles averaged 200 yds/game combined as a Jr, and I'm guessing he'll likely average those type of numbers again. Knowing that HHS likes to spread the ball around, I don't forsee Collinsworth posting those numbers but I could be wrong. He had 800 yards receiving last year and I'm assuming he'll fall short of that as a RB but I'm sure he'll post solid pass catching stats. NKY will have no shortage of quality backs in 2009.

Good post!

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1. Miles Simpson

2. Charles Quainoo

3. Austin Collinsworth

4. Andy Roenker

5. Seth Chappie

6. Travis Elliot

7. Corey Klei

8. Auston Pugh

9. Kiefer Eubanks

10. Chris Kelly

 

1. Miles Simpson

2. Charles Quainoo

3. Austin Collinsworth

4. Travis Elliot

5. Jordan Oppenheimer

6. Auston Pugh

7. Andy Roenker

8. Seth Chappie

9. Corey Klei

10. Kiefer Eubanks

 

A list without Buckler in the top 10 seems iffy to me

A list without Buckler in the top 10 seems iffy to me

 

Who can he replace?

Elliot selected all combine team at the Rivals.com Ultimate 100 in Atlanta,Ga.Elliot won the combines strongest man award bench pressing 135lbs 42 times!

He competed against the best in his class from Florida,Georgia and all over the south!

The all combine team goes on to Oklahoma City in July for the Rivals.com Ultimate 100 prospect camp.

Congrats Travis

Who can he replace?

 

Put his name where Elliot is and from there down he could replace ANY of them.

HCFan1 is right Dice any of the backs he mentioned would be standing on the sidelines after halftime of those 1a games with their 250 yds already.Buckler is a good back for the class he plays in.The competition level just isn't as high.He does play with alot of heart though and thats why I like him.

Miles averaged 200 yds/game combined as a Jr, and I'm guessing he'll likely average those type of numbers again. Knowing that HHS likes to spread the ball around, I don't forsee Collinsworth posting those numbers but I could be wrong. He had 800 yards receiving last year and I'm assuming he'll fall short of that as a RB but I'm sure he'll post solid pass catching stats. NKY will have no shortage of quality backs in 2009.

 

Add to that the fact that Collinsworth won't see the second half in at least 3 games during the regular season, and there will be a gap b/n Simpson's numbers and Collinsworth's. Both are great, but Simpson will see the ball much more.

HCFan1 is right Dice any of the backs he mentioned would be standing on the sidelines after halftime of those 1a games with their 250 yds already.Buckler is a good back for the class he plays in.The competition level just isn't as high.He does play with alot of heart though and thats why I like him.

 

I would say Buckler could play in any class. A running back is only as good as the line that is in front of him. Buckler makes up for his size with speed.

Elliot selected all combine team at the Rivals.com Ultimate 100 in Atlanta,Ga.Elliot won the combines strongest man award bench pressing 135lbs 42 times!

He competed against the best in his class from Florida,Georgia and all over the south!

The all combine team goes on to Oklahoma City in July for the Rivals.com Ultimate 100 prospect camp.

Congrats Travis

 

Way to go Travis! A great kid and an absolute beast on the football field! I look forward to great things from him the next 3 years!