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Top RB'S in NKY

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Good post. I think Madden from CovCath was very elusive.

 

Those are all boys from NKYFL. Where's all of the Boone Co. RB's...besides shaun of course.

 

IMHO, Miles is a better back than all of those listed. He probably did not play for as good as a team as Frisk or Madden either. As much as SK fans and SKfan36 would not care to agree or admit, it is truly hard to compare. Both teams had good qb's as well.

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:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

Still Laughing...

 

It's obvious that you haven't seen Kelly play. He's very good on both sides of the ball, and that's without any rest.

Sage Powell and Chad Lawerence will be running wild this year!!! Go Pioneers!!!

 

Lawrence is a special player. But the best o-line in the state graduated, i just dont see SK running too much this year. I think that they have a solid 4 or 5 receivers that can get it done. So look for Sk to be more of an aerial attack team, rather than their normal run-balanced offense

D.J. Slater from Bellevue is one to watch for big kid about 6'1 210 and will carry the load for Bellevue. The backs there generally put up a lot of yards and I think he will continue the trend.

Lawrence is a special player. But the best o-line in the state graduated, i just dont see SK running too much this year. I think that they have a solid 4 or 5 receivers that can get it done. So look for Sk to be more of an aerial attack team, rather than their normal run-balanced offense

 

By what measure?:confused:

By what measure?:confused:

 

Didn't HHS have 2 all-state lineman on their team??? :confused: SK's line must of been really good..:idunno:

Didn't HHS have 2 all-state lineman on their team??? :confused: SK's line must of been really good..:idunno:

 

Didn't HHS have 2 all-state Kickers on their team? And two all state punters? I even heard that had an all-state Clipboard holder...He must have been really good at that :rolleyes:

 

Not everyone on here wants to kiss highlands butt. The man was "self-proclaiming" his favorite schools O-Line as the best. There is nothing wrong with that. Then HHS posters have to say, "Oh no...what are you thinking, we are the best...you take that back!"

 

Pioneerforever; Next time say, We just graduated the second best O-Line in the state. Or we just graduated the second best running back in the state.

Didn't HHS have 2 all-state Kickers on their team? And two all state punters? I even heard that had an all-state Clipboard holder...He must have been really good at that :rolleyes:

 

Not everyone on here wants to kiss highlands butt. The man was "self-proclaiming" his favorite schools O-Line as the best. There is nothing wrong with that. Then HHS posters have to say, "Oh no...what are you thinking, we are the best...you take that back!"

 

Pioneerforever; Next time say, We just graduated the second best O-Line in the state. Or we just graduated the second best running back in the state.

 

Then some people need to watch other teams play before they make comments or statements that are false. Facts are facts and the Birds had 2 all state lineman. When SK does something or plays someone in the regular season then I might listen, until then..:puke:

Didn't HHS have 2 all-state Kickers on their team? And two all state punters? I even heard that had an all-state Clipboard holder...He must have been really good at that :rolleyes:

 

Not everyone on here wants to kiss highlands butt. The man was "self-proclaiming" his favorite schools O-Line as the best. There is nothing wrong with that. Then HHS posters have to say, "Oh no...what are you thinking, we are the best...you take that back!"

 

Pioneerforever; Next time say, We just graduated the second best O-Line in the state. Or we just graduated the second best running back in the state.

 

A little touchy this morning, aren't we?

 

So, to follow the logic of your explanation, as long as someone else besides Highlands "self-proclaims" his O-Line as the best, it is OK, but when Highlands does it, or replies to his post, it isn't kosher?:idunno:

 

Seems like a double standard to me.

 

No disrespect to Pioneerforever regarding their line last year, and as this thread is about the RB's this year, I will join the O-Line discussion elsewhere. That is, if it is OK with you Woody.:thumb:

A little touchy this morning, aren't we?

 

So, to follow the logic of your explanation, as long as someone else besides Highlands "self-proclaims" his O-Line as the best, it is OK, but when Highlands does it, or replies to his post, it isn't kosher?:idunno:

 

Seems like a double standard to me.

 

No disrespect to Pioneerforever regarding their line last year, and as this thread is about the RB's this year, I will join the O-Line discussion elsewhere. That is, if it is OK with you Woody.:thumb:

 

I agree, not in the RB discussion. My comment was to clarify that pioneerforever feels that they had the best O-Line. Then it was inappropriately stated, IMO, that Highlands had 2 all-state lineman. The attempt was made to condemn the previous statement. We all know Highlands had a very good O-Line, they do every year. But to diminish another's attempt to compliment their own line is uncalled for.

 

Maybe a thread should be started, Top RB's in NKY...not on HHS team.:thumb:

I agree, not in the RB discussion. My comment was to clarify that pioneerforever feels that they had the best O-Line. Then it was inappropriately stated, IMO, that Highlands had 2 all-state lineman. The attempt was made to condemn the previous statement. We all know Highlands had a very good O-Line, they do every year. But to diminish another's attempt to compliment their own line is uncalled for.

 

Maybe a thread should be started, Top RB's in NKY...not on HHS team.:thumb:

 

Woody,

 

Then we would not be talking about top Rb's in NKY now would we? HHS fans know that a lot of our success is based on the line of scrimmage and the coaching they receive. Those boys are athletes and they learn technique and skill and of course do not get mentioned like the skilled positions, but we as fans know where our bread is buttered! SK had a very fine line as well last year....SKFanatic gets people in an uproar and Pioneerfever should be proud of their accomplishments last year.

 

To be fair go back and read my posts and Raiderbird posts about Ryle earlier in the couple of threads running and you will see we anticipate and respect the upcoming season. Ryle is going to be very good, but don't start attacking the HHS program and fans as arrogant. We are proud of our BIGS and they should be mentioned as well. Now if SK wants to talk about our facilities we might not have a pony in that race; but our line certainly should be mentioned as one of the best.:thumb:

I think Oppenheimer will have a pretty good year and could be in the running for top rb in NKY.

Here u go Travis Elliot fans nice article but it says he only ran a 4.81 in the 40.

 

http://queencityhigh.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=2630&tid=132391508&mid=132391508&sid=1204&style=2

 

Some interesting facts from the assessment in the blog section:

NIKE is the only H.S. combine that uses this method. Average 40 time (pro-

timed) for NFL LB 4.75 most college coaches deduct 1.5 to 2 tenths off a

pro timed 40 which puts this young athlete at the 4.61-4.65 range.

The SPARQ rating, developed by SPARQ and used by NIKE is the sports industry's first and only scientific and comprehensive measure of athletism. It assesses the speed (Pro Timed) power,agility,reaction and quickness of players, and boils them down into a number that represents the players overall athletic ability. (That 101.19 SPARQ score puts this kid in the top 1% in the nation). To compare this rating with local 2010 prospects on both sides of the river. Jordan Hicks 102.66 (09cin). Miles Simpson 88.05 (08 Columbus Oh). Travis Elliott 101.19 (2010 Massillion Oh.) Pro time 40 Simpson 4.89 after Sophomore year, Elliott after Sophomore year 4.81.

According to NIKE this athlete has outrageous athletism.

 

These unarguable ratings, because they are not subjective but based in actual performance comparisions, indicate that Elliott as a sophomore was better than Simpson. When that was mentioned last year, you would have thought that heresy was spoken. Best wishes to Miles at UK and best wishes to Travis at Ryle and wherever.

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