We were just given stats where Bryan Station's McCaden has scored 15 TD's through 4 games. Thats 90 points. How is the kid from Hancock Co considered the scoring leader with 58 pts?

 

Just curious.

 

Not many people sending stats to maxpreps. We are lucky to see things sent in to the khsaa.

Edited September 15, 200917 yr by Ram
Rule 13

Just updating the leaders (Per Maxpreps.com)

 

-Recieving Neil Wilson (Monroe Co.) 275 yards

-Passing Tray Carr (North Hopkins) 674 yards

-Rushing Thomas Varney (Belfry) 568 yards

-Scoring Luke Case (Hancock Co.) 58 total points

-Tackles Drew Rice (Ludlow) 57 total tackles

-Sacks Nick Roush (DeSales) 9 sacks

 

 

*Miles Simpson is 3rd in scoring after sitting out most of the 1st game.

 

Don't forget Miles team has only played 3 games so far as well, alot have played 4.

MS shortly behind AC, no one else close.

Just updating the leaders (Per Maxpreps.com)

 

-Recieving Neil Wilson (Monroe Co.) 275 yards

-Passing Tray Carr (North Hopkins) 674 yards

-Rushing Thomas Varney (Belfry) 568 yards

-Scoring Luke Case (Hancock Co.) 58 total points

-Tackles Drew Rice (Ludlow) 57 total tackles

-Sacks Nick Roush (DeSales) 9 sacks

 

 

*Miles Simpson is 3rd in scoring after sitting out most of the 1st game.

 

Receiving leader in the state is #7 Xavier Shelton from Mayfield with the following stats thru four games

 

21 Catches

603 yards

7 touchdowns

 

And I know he doesn't lead the state...but Mayfield QB Guhy is 41-76, 861yds, 9 TD's and only 3 INT's.

What about Looper at Lone Oak? He is a contender.

Edited September 16, 200917 yr by spindoc
rule #13

After four games, these are Antonio Andrews stats:

31/50 passing (62%), 511 yards, 8 TDs, 1 INT

36 rushes, 381 Yards, 10.58 YPC, 8 TDs

3 PATs

99 total points (passing, rushing, PATs) [51 points rushing & PATs]

6 Solo Tackles, 2 Assisted Tackles

 

 

Not to bad considering he may have played about two games total time, Coach Berner does a good job of getting the younger guys in the game thanks to the high scoring offense and the defense (usually early in the 3rd quarter, if not sooner)

After four games, these are Antonio Andrews stats:

31/50 passing (62%), 511 yards, 8 TDs, 1 INT

36 rushes, 381 Yards, 10.58 YPC, 8 TDs

3 PATs

99 total points (passing, rushing, PATs) [51 points rushing & PATs]

6 Solo Tackles, 2 Assisted Tackles

 

 

Not to bad considering he may have played about two games total time, Coach Berner does a good job of getting the younger guys in the game thanks to the high scoring offense and the defense (usually early in the 3rd quarter, if not sooner)

 

True, Antonio only played a little more than a quarter against Fort Knox and only rushed one time, which just happen to be for a TD. He could have easily put up over 100 yards rushing and 6 or 7 TDs had he played most of the game, but that is not Coach Berner’s style, nor should it be.

True, Antonio only played a little more than a quarter against Fort Knox and only rushed one time, which just happen to be for a TD. He could have easily put up over 100 yards rushing and 6 or 7 TDs had he played most of the game, but that is not Coach Berner’s style, nor should it be.

 

I agree 100% with you, on both parts.

After four games, these are Antonio Andrews stats:

31/50 passing (62%), 511 yards, 8 TDs, 1 INT

36 rushes, 381 Yards, 10.58 YPC, 8 TDs

3 PATs

99 total points (passing, rushing, PATs) [51 points rushing & PATs]

6 Solo Tackles, 2 Assisted Tackles

 

 

Not to bad considering he may have played about two games total time, Coach Berner does a good job of getting the younger guys in the game thanks to the high scoring offense and the defense (usually early in the 3rd quarter, if not sooner)

 

If Antonio was allowed to play for stats, there would be almost no limit to what he could achieve. If he were to focus on one thing, like most of the statistical players, he would dominate in that one area. It doesn't matter if it was at DB, RB, QB, or WR. He is Mr. Football, not just Mr. Good at only one statistical aspect of the game.

If Antonio was allowed to play for stats, there would be almost no limit to what he could achieve. If he were to focus on one thing, like most of the statistical players, he would dominate in that one area. It doesn't matter if it was at DB, RB, QB, or WR. He is Mr. Football, not just Mr. Good at only one statistical aspect of the game.

 

You guys are starting to make me a believer, I'm going to look a little deeper into his stats before I jump on board though.

well this 30-3 JV team with Andrews plays to 5A teams, and by the end of the night FT Campbell will show you what 2A jv ball is all about.

ttt

Just updating the leaders (Per Maxpreps.com)

 

-Recieving Neil Wilson (Monroe Co.) 275 yards

-Passing Tray Carr (North Hopkins) 674 yards

-Rushing Thomas Varney (Belfry) 568 yards

-Scoring Luke Case (Hancock Co.) 58 total points

-Tackles Drew Rice (Ludlow) 57 total tackles

-Sacks Nick Roush (DeSales) 9 sacks

 

 

*Miles Simpson is 3rd in scoring after sitting out most of the 1st game.

 

 

Better check your source.

The actual passing leader in the state is the beger kid from central hardin

 

You might also want to consider Ryan Moses QB from Williamsburg

Gms Att Cmp Int Yds TD P-GM

4 143 76 2 1092 8 273

He also has 260 yards rushing and 9 rushing touchdowns

Senior running back Rees MacShara of Boyle has ran the ball only 35 times this season, and gained 620 yards, with 9 rushing touchdowns. That's averaging 18 yards per carry. Also has a interception run back for a touchdown.

I have not seen many players better than Amos QB/DB Perry Central.