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Top Quarterbacks In 2006

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SR #2 Trevor Hoskins - Middlesboro High School Yellow Jackets :thumb:

If Coach Derossett can find someone who knows how to get open and catch the ball, Bobby Hughes at P-burg has one of the more accurate arms I've seen.

 

Refreshingly, next year will be a fresh start for the Blackcats.

 

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JJ Hesch- passing, Pugh for scrambling. Both are tough and we will see JJ again. Man I dread that too.

The best will be Kaelin Ammons Franklin County.

 

Agreed. :thumb:

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Cody Andrews of Scott Co. (sr.). He puts up some pretty good numbers in a run orriented offense with the wing-t formation.

The best will be Kaelin Ammons Franklin County.

He has my vote also............ :ylsuper: :ylsuper:

I'm not going to try and put him in with the elite of Kentucky, or for that matter Northern Kentucky, but look for Joe Bell at Ludlow to have a good year. It will be his first year starting varsity as a Junior, and I believe he can be a very good Class A quarterback. Physically he has developed quite nicely, and with continued work, which I presume will happen knowing the good and hard working type of kid he is, he can lead the Panthers back to the playoffs.

Cody Andrews of Scott Co. (sr.). He puts up some pretty good numbers in a run orriented offense with the wing-t formation.

 

 

I agree! He's got an arm and his fakes are out of this world.

Lorenz frome Pendleton

Mboro QB Trevor Hoskins had 1700 yards in the air and 600 on the ground in 2005, and accounted for 27 TD's. He has D1 size at 6'4", 4.5 speed (Hon Mention AP All-State at WR as a Soph), and has had Unofficials to Marshall and UK, among others. Was chosen SEKC Offensive Back of the Year over Corbin's Cashen and Clay's Lewis (both will be Jrs next season, Hoskins will be a Sr).

 

IMO, the best returning QB in EKy.

Dylan Grandon will be the best one that few people has heard about. He will be a JR at North Oldham. If he gets in the right system I look for him to have an outstanding JR+SR year. He has started two years there already.

Ammonds would be my #1 for next year though!

Mboro QB Trevor Hoskins had 1700 yards in the air and 600 on the ground in 2005, and accounted for 27 TD's. He has D1 size at 6'4", 4.5 speed (Hon Mention AP All-State at WR as a Soph), and has had Unofficials to Marshall and UK, among others. Was chosen SEKC Offensive Back of the Year over Corbin's Cashen and Clay's Lewis (both will be Jrs next season, Hoskins will be a Sr).

 

IMO, the best returning QB in EKy.

 

Clay's Lewis will be a sophomore next year.

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