Two more Kentucky HS players performing well in national competition.

 

Hatcher (Trinity) received the 2013 Overall Line MVP - "Hatcher came into this event as the favorite to win the Overall Line MVP for the class of 2013. He did not disappoint by dominating the one-on-ones beating offensive lineman with a super-fast get off and good use of hands. His overall body structure makes him stand out amongst all other athletes in his age group. Hatcher has the skill set to shine at the next level as a hybrid DE/LB similar to former Texas star Brian Orakpo. D-line coach Quincy Hipps and O-Line coach Michael Rozzi had no choice but to name Hatcher the top overall lineman in the camp."

Here's the link - http://www.nationalunderclassmen.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=23100&ATCLID=205213946

 

Lawler (Scott Co) received the 2012 QB MVP - "This signal caller may have had the strongest arm of any senior quarterback in this camp. Lawler possess excellent overall size, good footwork, and the ability to take snaps under center proficiently. He also proved to be very coachable taking instruction from the NUC coaching staff. It was his performance during two-on-two's where he made quick decisions while showing the ability to make all the throws in the playbook that won him QB MVP."

Here's the link - http://www.nationalunderclassmen.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=23100&ATCLID=205215508

Hatcher is a beast, the Birds better figure out a way to keep him off of Towles in their scrimmage coming up.

Two very different camps these two attended. Hatcher attended the Top Prospect Camp, the other was the Development Camp. Important to clarify.

Any player compared to Brian Orakpo must be a beast. If you don't know who Brian Orakpo is youtube him and watch the story ESPN did on him when he left college.

Two very different camps these two attended. Hatcher attended the Top Prospect Camp, the other was the Development Camp. Important to clarify.

 

True, but Lawler received the "at large" invite to the Top Prospect Development camp without having to attend any other 2011 NUC events, and NUC told Lawler that he would have been one of the top two QBs in the Top Prospect camp too. The main point being, it's good to see Kentucky players get recognized on any national scene.