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KHSAA official stats going into week #10

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Neither is Bradley's from Cooper who has nearly 1600 yards.

If the School's A/D doesnt submit their reports to the KHSAA via the defined processes and must be entered by Thursday at Noon - then those Stats do not get added into the system.

 

You can verify WHO is and is NOT reporting by going to the KHSAA website and look up your school to see when they last reported, if ever...for example, here is a link to Cooper which shows they did not yet report the Conner game stats from last week, but had all previous games YTD. http://scoreboard.12dt.com/scoreboard/khsaa/kyfb10/?id=32580

I hope not submitting isn't an intentional thing on their part - getting players' names out does nothing but help showcase them to colleges. I suspect J.J. Jude would be among the state's rushing leaders.

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I hope not submitting isn't an intentional thing on their part - getting players' names out does nothing but help showcase them to colleges. I suspect J.J. Jude would be among the state's rushing leaders.

 

He'd be about 22 above Lyle at #1...

Matney likes to wait til the year is over so he can doctor things up to be in the top! LOL,

Matney likes to wait til the year is over so he can doctor things up to be in the top! LOL,

 

He just might not have a choice, if Commissioner Tackett has his way next year!

I agree they should get the stats in to possibly help the players. Someone from each team should be assigned to do this weekly.

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