sportsfan08

No they don't. If you're going into your senior year and you don't have a D1 offer by now your probably not getting one.

I think it goes to show there is a good crop of running backs for NKY, but they are below average compared to what is found in other parts of the country.

I'm not a Mayfield fan. But I've seen enough of that program to know what they do and that is win. Sometimes rivals, which I assume Desales and CAL are, play closer games than those teams would play against different opponents. We'll see in the long run. I would ask how you don't see that Mayfield is better than CAL?

Now you spew nonsense. SK will be the third best team in NKY this season behind Highlands and Ryle.

Agreed, but when both teams return a lot of the same people, SK did beat them pretty handily, and Lafayette is easily one of the most underachieving teams relative to their talent on a yearly basis, having them ranked 5th, or even ahead of SK, is a bit ridiculous.

Or semi–final. I believe they may be on the same side of the bracket.

Mayfield is definitely better than CAL. I'd love to see a Mayfield - Desales final.

In systems where schools have multiple middle schools it's very advantageous to not have middle school football.

Highlands is the favorite in any class (except 6A).

Again, it's obviously a different tournament. Their tournament is on a different date.

You might want to work on your reading skills. Their website doesn't say it's cancelled. Their tournament dates are on the 24th-25th of July. And I was told it was advertised to all the coaches at the coaches association meetings but they declined, except Highlands of course. I guess some schools like to compete and some don't.

They'll be fine until they alay Russellville. And I doubt anyone on their team has D1 offers.

I'm looking forward to checking out the Tigers this season.

I'm pretty sure they were still looking for teams the other day on the list serve. I believe it's still on. But from what I've heard they've had a hard time getting any NKY teams (besides Highlands) to come and compete.

I think you're only allowed to spend a certain amount per player for football above the amount spent per player for female sports. I could be wrong though.

I'm not talking about the campus. Just the football facilities. If this guy isn't a volunteer coach it's probably ok. But if he's associated with the program and kids are present its a problem.

If they are using school facilities it's a violation. Students and coaches aren't allowed on their campus during the dead period for any reason.

If he's that fast and those are his best offers, there must be something, maybe size, that is keeping the bigger schools away.

I don't think so. I see 5-5.

Scout Recruiting - National Signing Day Coverage, Latest Commits, Top Prospects and More Front Page The only names I recognized from Kentucky in the top performer write up were Jackson and Morgan.

Is he a drop back guy? Because that's what Clyde was talking about.

I think most would say 6' 6" is a detriment. It's pretty hard to find QB's that tall that can move well.

I guess we'll see if college coaches agree with your assessments.

Who?

Size is irrelevant if you don't have good feet, a quick release, and an understanding of how to play the position. I'm sure Racke will play college somewhere, but those BCS offers aren't easy to come by.