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Information of Mr. Football

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Maybe; here are some reasons.

More than a few comments over the recent years about FC not being a true Kentucky school. Uninformed comments that some Army General officer somewhere decides which military family is assigned to Ft. Campbell based upon the football prowess of their kid. Comments that 2A football is JV level football compared to other classifications and no kid from a 2A school should be considered for Mr. Football. Two years in a row the voters on BGP incorrectly chose NCC to beat FC in the championship, (not based on football logic, but because NCC is a NKY school) I could keep going, but you get the point.

 

Actually, I don't think you can fault anyone for picking NCC over Ft. Campbell, especially two years ago. NCC has been very good the past few years. If it is any consolation, I guarantee you no one is picking NCC over Ft. Campbell this year. :D

Who? :idunno:

 

 

 

Evarts 1991 Mr. Football.

He broke the state record for rushing yardage.

 

He would have been a finalist as a junior if that was allowed and was a tremendous high school player.

Personally, it doesn't really matter to me who wins Mr. Football. Would it be nice for Antonio Andrews to win it? Sure it would, but I'd rather that trophy be hoisted high in the air by Coach Berner come December 2009.

 

Lets try not to get too wrapped around the axels on this one FC fans, these are just kids we're talking about and life is too short to bicker about things like this. It's just too much to focus on for me.

 

Later.

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