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Top high school QBs Towles, Pike share Division I moxie

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The best high school quarterback in Kentucky is an imposing 6-foot-51/2 senior with close to 230 pounds packed on his wide-shouldered body, is blessed with a strong right arm, is physical enough to run over defenders, has professional sports in his bloodlines, and has committed to play Division I football in the mighty Southeastern Conference.

Say hello to Patrick Towles of Highlands.

Say hello to Zeke Pike of Dixie Heights.

You can't go wrong calling either of them the best QB in the state and among the best in America. Tom Lemming, a respected football talent scout, has both of them among his top 25 pro-style QB prospects in the nation.

Lemming rates Pike, who has committed to national champion Auburn, at No. 3. He has Towles, who will sign with Kentucky, at No. 24.

 

 

Read more: http://www.kentucky.com/2011/08/14/1844986/top-kentucky-qbs-towles-pike-share.html#ixzz1V1VDaPXb

Couldn't Dale get someone to paint the lockers? Just goes to show. You don't need a fancy lockerroom to win.

Think about it. The Elite 11 brought out the top 24 qb they saw this summer and two were from NKY. Crazy.

Patrick Towles received an offer from Arkansas last week. He will also be the LaRosa's "Player of the Week" next week.

Couldn't Dale get someone to paint the lockers? Just goes to show. You don't need a fancy lockerroom to win.

 

Ha, and those are the good ones.

 

These two are going to light it up this year. Good luck to both and can't wait for Friday night!

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