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Top RB in Eastern KY

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Ron Blume---JCHS

Ryan Howard ---Leslie

Christopher from---Bell

This conversation begins and ends with Blume.

This conversation begins and ends with Blume.

 

 

I disagree. There are many good backs from Eastern Ky.

Jimmy Chaffin, Lynn Camp

1. Ron Blume; JCHS

2. Chafin; Lynn Camp

3. Howard; leslie

Tyler Reliford-Ashland

Just to name a few:

 

Christopher - Bell

Howard - Leslie County

Blume - Johnson Central

Chaffins - Lynn Camp

Maynard - Belfry

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Todd Robinsion- Breathitt County he is pretty good but would be real good if he had someone to block for him :cool: :argue: :argue:

In AA, based on stats, Bobby Owens would be the best in EKY. I think an average of 200+ a game.

In AA, based on stats, Bobby Owens would be the best in EKY. I think an average of 200+ a game.

Not when they played Leslie :D

In AA, based on stats, Bobby Owens would be the best in EKY. I think an average of 200+ a game.

 

Never had the pleasure of seeing this kid play, but he's obviously a very talented player and probably deserves mention in the top 5. Knott played a decent schedule, so he accumulated his season averages against teams that were for the most party as good or better than his own. His yards per carry suggest he got the ball more than all the rest of the offense combined, and to last the entire season the way he did, without serious injury, is impressive.

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