I'll throw in Damon Hood-Warren Central, Jeremy Simpson-Lincoln County(not sure of his size but I was told he was a very physical running back) Kelvin Turner-Danville, Matt Quinn-Boyle County.

Oh, and Sandy Whitney and Leman Boyd for my homer Bowling Green Purple picks.

Scott Blair SW, Clark Rowe RC, Jeremy Britt Danville, to name a few more. Maxwell kid from Madison Southern a few years ago.

That I've seen play...Cedric Rainey and Daymon Carter.

ALEXANDER, BERGER, they were just unstoppable!

Miles Simpson!

Eric Shelton? Is that his name? Kid from Bryan Station or Henry Clay? He went to Florida State and then transferred to UL, I believe. That kid was a beast. His highlights were fun to watch.

If we're talking most dominant rb in high school, it has to be Sean.

 

After him you have a long list of great backs.

Bret Denton from Raceland. He was under the radar but was 2 time District offensive player of the year. If he had played in NKY, may have been a Berger type back. I watched Berger and Wulfeck and most of the Beechwood gang in the 90's and he would have been a star player with these type teams.

 

Also, he was another "best that never was" because he declined several college football scholarships to go to nursing school.

Justin "Frisko" Frisk.

 

Jude and others would be still chasing his mark if he had played more then 2 qtrs a game his Jr and Sr yrs.

I think he had 46 plus TDs his Sr yr which worked out to something like 1+ Tds a Qtr.:notworthy:

As TDY said, one of the best that never was at the collegiate level.

I know there is always talk about this kid and that kid that avgs 215 yds a game and just when you think that the kid is unstoppable, he plays somebody really good and gets held to 68 yds .

No one ever stopped Frisk, nobody.

 

I know it's not where he was supposed to end up, but Justin was a heck of a back at Thomas More. He rushed for over 1,000 yards one year and is among their leading rushers despite only playing two season.

Who was the kid from Hopkinsville, or Paducah Tilghman? He was an ALL AMERICAN and I don't believe that he played a down of college ball.

I know it's not where he was supposed to end up, but Justin was a heck of a back at Thomas More. He rushed for over 1,000 yards one year and is among their leading rushers despite only playing two season.

 

What about pinned?

What about pinned?

 

Pinner?

The best back that has ever been..........Alexander has to be tops of that list. At least in the past 40-50 years.

No, he made it to the NFL. I don't want to be wrong here, so forgive me. I want to say that it was Joe(?) Casey?