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Best LB'ers in Ky.

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That's not Drew's fault.:idunno:

 

OK??????? :confused:

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Erick Butler Henry County 6'2 235 4.60 40 (at UK camp) 38" vertical (UK camp).

OK??????? :confused:

 

I guess I'm misunderstanding why you bolded that Rice is the leader in tackles when you made that comment.:D Leave it to me to jump to conclusions.

Drew Rice is leading the state in tackles. Has to be in the mix here.

How do you know?

How do you know?

 

Mainly just websites. Guess I should say leading as far as the coaches that update stats. Although it'd be hard for anyone to challenge an average of 20 per game.

Justin Wright from Western Hills would have to be included not just making tackles this kid is always around the ball and creating problems for the offense.

I will go with John Dudley Hilton with Bell County on this one

Brandon Roller is a fantastic linebacker and the best I have seen by far at his position. I real stud and one that puts on a clinic on technique. a QB of the defense.

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I guess I'm misunderstanding why you bolded that Rice is the leader in tackles when you made that comment.:D Leave it to me to jump to conclusions.

 

I would think that a lot more than making tackles would be included into the formula for being considered for the best Lb'er in the state. I would think that football IQ ,size and speed,work ethic,team leader on defense,and showing the underclassmen what it takes to truely be a great football player.One last attribute (maybe the most important) give 110% on every play. (JMO) :cool:

I would think that a lot more than making tackles would be included into the formula for being considered for the best Lb'er in the state. I would think that football IQ ,size and speed,work ethic,team leader on defense,and showing the underclassmen what it takes to truely be a great football player.One last attribute (maybe the most important) give 110% on every play. (JMO) :cool:

 

It'd be hard to lack on any of those and get the playing time alone to average 20 tackles a game like Rice. Not contradicting you, I'm just saying.:cool:

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It'd be hard to lack on any of those and get the playing time alone to average 20 tackles a game like Rice. Not contradicting you, I'm just saying.:cool:

 

I want to congratulate the young man ,20 tackles a game,thats quite a performance. I just have a question or two, is Rice the only defensive player on the field for his team, and is he being persude by any colleges,and if so, who are they?

Best prospect in Kentucky Lamar Dawson!! Boyle County

 

Best LB in Northern Kentucky Brandon Roller!! Highlands

I want to congratulate the young man ,20 tackles a game,thats quite a performance. I just have a question or two, is Rice the only defensive player on the field for his team, and is he being persude by any colleges,and if so, who are they?

 

No, last I check football is played with 10 other guys on the field. Yes he is, the biggest being the University of Cincinnati.

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No, last I check football is played with 10 other guys on the field. Yes he is, the biggest being the University of Cincinnati.

 

Sounds like he is a great player , I wish him the best!!! U.C. is a great school!!! :thumb:

Best prospect in Kentucky Lamar Dawson!! Boyle County

 

Best LB in Northern Kentucky Brandon Roller!! Highlands

 

That's how I see it too except I haven't seen any better in all of KY than Roller.

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