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Who had the hardest hit in hs football you have ever seen?

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Tell me about it...

 

 

:lol:

 

If you can ever convert that Mitchell hit into a Windows file please send it or post it on here. Still was tops all time.

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Neil Cooper knocking Conner's qb through the fence onto the track at S.K. in 03

You're right, I forgot all about that hit. Pfeifer is a heck of a rebounder in b-ball too. ;)

How could you forget about it :confused: I still shake and get a headache when I even think about it

I don't know about hardest one I ever seen but hardest hit ever recived was when Magoffin played last year and Doug Howard laid a pretty hard hit on myself. I was told it sounded like a gun going off....

Fred Dean from Lawrence County against Greenup County, can't remember the QB for Greenup but Fred lit him up. The coach for Greenup was Baldridge (former Morehead St. coach) said to me after the game that was the hardest hit he had ever seen including college.

Tony Mayes of Paintsville took the hardest hit, 1980 against Richmond Madison.

Mayes trying to get to the corner leaps a defender that was on the ground, and as he was coming down a LB(don't remember name) caught him just under the chin!!! :scared:

Mayes did get immediately up though......he took 2 steps before he collapsed! :eek: We thought he might die right there on the field!!! It was viscious!

It was 2002 and we (Male) were playing Highlands in a bowl game at Beechwood, when highlands was punting to Sergio Spencer. He came down the male sideline and all you see is a helmet fly in the air as Dale Baughman blind sided one of the highland players. Our whole sideline erupts not even worrying about the return we were juss celebrating the hit. The kid was completely knocked out ( and i have respect for him to get up that is were the respect lies). Highlands coaches rushed to our sideline saying it was a dirty hit but i have seen it many many times since and it was the hardest high school hit i have ever seen. Lets put it this way the Courier-Journal in louisville had it in their paper the next day were coach red said it was a NFL hit in high school, and better than most NFL hits.

 

I saw the film of that game my senior year when we were preparing to play Male, we replayed the hit over and over again, it was SICK. Hardest hit I've ever seen. To watch it in slow-mo you could see the Highland's player's facial expression as his helmet flew off, it was crazy. Very legal good hit but man, you really worried the kid might be hurt bad at first sight.

I don't know about hardest one I ever seen but hardest hit ever recived was when Magoffin played last year and Doug Howard laid a pretty hard hit on myself. I was told it sounded like a gun going off....

 

 

Was that on a kickoff?

When I watched the KY-TN All-Star game this year, I saw Michael Mitchell knock the "you know what" out of Tennessee's QB. It looked awful! Then this season against Pendleton Co, my friend Josh Goodin was running down the field to tackle a guy when we punted it and he flatened the first blocker, then kept going and killed the returner. Those two would be my pick.

When I watched the KY-TN All-Star game this year, I saw Michael Mitchell knock the "you know what" out of Tennessee's QB. It looked awful! Then this season against Pendleton Co, my friend Josh Goodin was running down the field to tackle a guy when we punted it and he flatened the first blocker, then kept going and killed the returner. Those two would be my pick.

 

That wasn't Mitchell with the hit in the KY-TN All-Star game, but it was a Highlands player.

That wasn't Mitchell with the hit in the KY-TN All-Star game, but it was a Highlands player.

Mike Stowers I believe...

Mike Stowers I believe...

 

 

Yelp, thats his name. I don't know why I couldn't think of it.

Yelp, thats his name. I don't know why I couldn't think of it.

Cov Cath didn't contest his transfer...

 

 

:sssh: :lol:

Cov Cath didn't contest his transfer...

 

 

:sssh: :lol:

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Cov Cath didn't contest his transfer...

 

 

:sssh: :lol:

 

rotflmao... :laugh:

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