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Best players in Central Kentucky (not including Lexington)

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What position will Timmons be playing?:confused:

 

I have seen him at running back and receiver. Stepp needs to get this kid on the field, no questions asked.

Rees MacShara, hands down.

I agree, I have seen this kid play numerous times, and I will say that without a doubt, if this kid can put on 20-30 pounds and maintain his speed

(4.55 4.6) he has the hands, heighth (6'5), and intangibles to be a D1 receiver. He could definitely play at Kentucky or Louisville, and I would think he can play at the same tier schools in other BCS conferences (Duke, UNC, USF, and teams of that nature.)

 

I heard that Louisville may be interested in Thomas.

Tyler Murphy (#24) of Montgomery Co. is very talented.

Don't know where the info comes from, but after Rees ran for 334 yards and was LEX 18 player of the week they stated he was being recruited by Louisville and Cincinnati. Are they not D1 schools?

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Rule 13

Rees is the best player around here by far. It's something special to watch him run and cut like he does...2009 Mr Football...GO REBELS.

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Rule 13

Danville High School is gifted with 4 super juniors in Tevin Raines, Devin Lynn, Davis Brown and Will Dunn...

Rees MacShara, hands down.

 

For Sure!!:thumb:

Rees MacShara-RB-Boyle County. Easily the best player in Central Kentucky.

 

I know you didn't say Boyle County, but we are considered Central Kentucky also. Plus we are right next to Mercer and Jessamine County.

 

Best-kept secret in the Commonwealth - this kid's a big-time RB!:thumb:

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