Ram2001

I cannot agree more, the statement is 100 % true.

All the 3 a days, watching film on saturday, practice till its past dark thirty on the weekdays, just living raceland football 365 days out the year. Those dont seem so bad 7 years later

if your on the other side, it might be a different story

Just being in Raceland on a friday night, the place was electrifying. Also Being on the field after beating Newport Central Catholic in the 1997 playoffs, the field

Mike Salmons was a bruiser for Raceland, I think he holds every rushing record at Raceland High School.

What was your favorite memory as a Raceland Ram???

I believe he is one of the best in North-Eastern Kentucky. He might not have the most wins or state championships, but I can tell you, there isnt 1 kid who plays football in Ramland, that dosent listen to every word that comes outta his mouth. Since 1997 he has only had 1 losing season out of ten seasons, thats a great record in my opinion.

I was on that squad, my freshman year, we were the first team that beat NCC in the playoffs, and the only team to win a playoff game in the playoffs. Tyler miller broke his ankle and missed half the season, and Andrew Walker tore his ACL early in the season.

Jason Miller was a great one at Raceland. He had some problems with concussions. I believe if it wasent for that he would have been a great slot reciever for any college

Raceland has always had great teams, we have never won a state championship, always competitive. It would be a great game

Thats not really true, when I played for Raceland in 2000 he had the same format as they do now, the first week was non-contact, then the second week was full contact, and on the last day we had a orange/white game on the last day.