Miles Simpson stats for his last four quarters of football:

 

556 yards, 9 TD's on 29 carries, averaging 19 yards per carry

 

I believe those are his stats from the first half two weeks ago plus the first half last night. Those stats are against two 6A schools.

Miles Simpson stats for his last four quarters of football:

 

556 yards, 9 TD's on 29 carries, averaging 19 yards per carry

 

I believe those are his stats from the first half two weeks ago plus the first half last night. Those stats are against two 6A schools.

 

WOW!! pretty impressive indeed!

Miles Simpson stats for his last four quarters of football:

 

556 yards, 9 TD's on 29 carries, averaging 19 yards per carry

 

I believe those are his stats from the first half two weeks ago plus the first half last night. Those stats are against two 6A schools.

 

I know Simpson is a great player and I'm certainly not trying to take anything away from him, but I have a few questions and observations:

 

-Since Simon Kenton is 6A they should be playing 6A- 6A schools produce 6A players and have 6A linemen. Again not trying to down play any accomplishment, but it would be more impressive if Simon Kenton were 1A playing 6A.

 

-Actually the stats are from 2 games and not 1 game-2quarters from last week and 2 from last night.

 

-What type of playing surface have they been playing on? mudhole or turf?

 

Miles Simpson is a great player and I hope him the best wherever he ends up.

I know Simpson is a great player and I'm certainly not trying to take anything away from him, but I have a few questions and observations:

 

-Since Simon Kenton is 6A they should be playing 6A- 6A schools produce 6A players and have 6A linemen. Again not trying to down play any accomplishment, but it would be more impressive if Simon Kenton were 1A playing 6A.

 

-Actually the stats are from 2 games and not 1 game-2quarters from last week and 2 from last night.

 

-What type of playing surface have they been playing on? mudhole or turf?

 

Miles Simpson is a great player and I hope him the best wherever he ends up.

 

What? You just tried to take away from him with all of your clarifications. By your reasoning Brian Brohm was not better than Corey Robinson because he played in 6A and all of his receivers were 6A. Miles Simpson is the best running back in NKY since Alexander and he is doing it against the best that NKY has had to offer in 6A.

I know Simpson is a great player and I'm certainly not trying to take anything away from him, but I have a few questions and observations:

 

-Since Simon Kenton is 6A they should be playing 6A- 6A schools produce 6A players and have 6A linemen. Again not trying to down play any accomplishment, but it would be more impressive if Simon Kenton were 1A playing 6A.

 

-Actually the stats are from 2 games and not 1 game-2quarters from last week and 2 from last night.

 

-What type of playing surface have they been playing on? mudhole or turf?

 

Miles Simpson is a great player and I hope him the best wherever he ends up.

His last two games were both played in Mudholes. If he had played the full game in each of the last two games he would have had 500 yards per game. Easy. :ylsuper:

His last two games were both played in Mudholes. If he had played the full game in each of the last two games he would have had 500 yards per game. Easy. :ylsuper:

:thumb: Amazing to watch in person. Wish him the best!!

I know Simpson is a great player and I'm certainly not trying to take anything away from him, but I have a few questions and observations:

 

-Since Simon Kenton is 6A they should be playing 6A- 6A schools produce 6A players and have 6A linemen. Again not trying to down play any accomplishment, but it would be more impressive if Simon Kenton were 1A playing 6A.

 

-Actually the stats are from 2 games and not 1 game-2quarters from last week and 2 from last night.

 

-What type of playing surface have they been playing on? mudhole or turf?

 

Miles Simpson is a great player and I hope him the best wherever he ends up.

 

Absolutely ridiculous to even attempt to diminish or minimize any accomplishment this young man has had this year. Anyone who has seen this kid play knows that he is a flat out stud on the football field. Give him his props, he deserves every accolade placed on him.

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-Actually the stats are from 2 games and not 1 game-2quarters from last week and 2 from last night.

 

-What type of playing surface have they been playing on? mudhole or turf?

 

 

-He clearly stated last 4 quarters of football in his opening post.

 

-Mud fields.

 

Anything else?

His last two games were both played in Mudholes. If he had played the full game in each of the last two games he would have had 500 yards per game. Easy. :ylsuper:

 

That's great. It is very impressive to be done in mudholes instead of turf, because it is an advantage to play on turf. He is a great player no doubt about it.

Absolutely ridiculous to even attempt to diminish or minimize any accomplishment this young man has had this year. Anyone who has seen this kid play knows that he is a flat out stud on the football field. Give him his props, he deserves every accolade placed on him.

 

Didn't mean to offend you, I'm not sure you read my entire post. I'm not trying to diminish anything. Voice of Reason made the statement that these stats are against 6A schools and thats great, but Simon Kenton is 6A. If a 1A or 2A player has those kind of stats against 1A or 2A schools does that make it less of an accomplishment? If a 1A or 2A player has those kind of stats against 6A teams would that be less impressive or more so? I'm just asking these questions because it seems that if your not a 5A or 6A school what you accomplish many times is overlooked.

Again, Simpson is a great player and he deserves all the accolades and I hope him the best. I'm certain he will make some college team a great player also.

That's great. It is very impressive to be done in mudholes instead of turf, because it is an advantage to play on turf. He is a great player no doubt about it.

 

He made some pretty nice cuts last night on a very bad surface.

He made some pretty nice cuts last night on a very bad surface.

 

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That's great. It is very impressive to be done in mudholes instead of turf, because it is an advantage to play on turf. He is a great player no doubt about it.

 

Don't follow... isn't the defensive unit playing on the same surface as the offense?

 

Besides, nowadays, playing on turf is the norm - high school, college and the NFL. I think we had one game on grass and it looks like it will remain that way through the playoffs...

 

I had a chance to see Miles play in the championship game last year in the Pizza Box. He is a stud. He is the real deal!

-He clearly stated last 4 quarters of football in his opening post.

 

-Mud fields.

 

Anything else?

 

Your right he did.

Don't follow... isn't the defensive unit playing on the same surface as the offense?

 

Besides, nowadays, playing on turf is the norm - high school, college and the NFL. I think we had one game on grass and it looks like it will remain that way through the playoffs...

 

I had a chance to see Miles play in the championship game last year in the Pizza Box. He is a stud. He is the real deal!

 

A RB cutting on a muddy field is much more difficult than cutting on turf. A turf field is quicker, you just have better footing. A muddy field is also a disadvantage for smaller linemen because they use their quickness to make up for the lack of size, but when you can't move your feet that quickness is not very helpful. Bigger linemen are hard to move around in the mud. I wish our team could play on a good field this year, but its not looking good right now. I hope our school can have turf put down someday.