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Boyle 27

Bell 21

Huge win for the UK football program.

Boyle just scored again to make it 48-0

Boyles D line is teeing off on Bourbon. Pretty sure Bourbon is still in negative yards rushing.

Boyle just scored again! Mcshara has 4tds so far. Extra point was blocked.

Boyle 41

Bourbon 0

Boyle just gave the ball back to Bourbon on downs. Bourbon takes over on its own 34

Boyle holding Barnes to around 0 yards rushing on 7 carries.

Boyle just intercepted a pass and is on the move very early in the second.

End of 1st quarter Boyle 35 Bourbon 0

Miles Simpson leads the state in Rushing yards with over 1600; Andrew Link is second with just over 1500 and Caleb Watkins is third with just over 1300. McCaden comes in 6th with just over 1200.This is according to Max Preps.

Mcshara has rushed for 1968 yards so far.

I dont think I could run 350 yards in that if I were out there by myself.

Boyle County

Jacob Tamme-University of Kentucky/Colts

Brodie Overstreet-Wake Forest

Bobby Leffew-University of Louisville

Travis Leffew-University of Louisville

Neal Brown-University of Kentucky

Brandon Smith-WKU

Seth Tamme-WKU

Brad Cloud-WKU

Slaughter from western on the list as well. Kentucky well represented.

I hope they do get to play each other again. Bell did lose to Alcoa.

I thought so. No shame in that loss. Great program. If do get to play again and they should it will be a fun night.

I too think Boyle and Bell are on similar levels right now. If they meet in the playoffs its gonna be another great game. It will come down to who can impose their will on the other team and make big plays. Cant wait for that game. Wasnt Bell's loss to Alcoa, TN?

Maybe, but, I feel Ft Campbell would easily handle Lone Oak, likely 3+ scores and I also feel they would handle Lex Cath very similarily..I think it would be a tossup..I definately don't think they would be out talented, by any means. Likely the other way around. Ft Campbell most likely has more D1 prospects than Boyle does. I know that doesn't mean they would automatically win, but, it does usually mean they would hold there own..

I defenitely think they would hold their own. Im not saying Boyle is completely superior.

They also had many more D1 prospects than Boyle. That was a Chuck Smith coached team though so I guess im comparing apples to oranges. I do agree that Ft. Campbell is a very good team. A game with them and Boyle would be an interesting matchup.

I'm not even sure of the level of D1 talent on Ft. Campbell but I would almost guarantee they have Boyle outdone in D1 prospects. Boyle may have a couple at best. I wish the two could play I think it would be similar to the Paducah Tilghman vs. Boyle game a few years back in the playoffs when PT had Hunter Cantwell.

Here is the list from KHSAA website containing past winners:

 

PAST MR. FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS

Player (School) College

1986 Frank Jacobs (Newport C. Cath.) Notre Dame

1987 Kurt Baber (Paducah Tilghman) Southern California

1988 Jeff Brohm (Trinity-Louisville) University of Louisville

1989 Pookie Jones (Calloway Co.) University of Kentucky

1990 Damon Hood (Warren Central) University of Kentucky

1991 Scott Russell (Evarts) Lees-McRae/Union

1992 Billy Jack Haskins (Paducah Tilghman) University of Kentucky / Rhode Island University

1993 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) Cumberland College

1994 Shaun Alexander (Boone Co.) University of Alabama

1995 Tim Couch (Leslie Co.) University of Kentucky

1996 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) University of Kentucky

1997 Dennis Johnson (Harrodsburg) University of Kentucky

1998 Jared Lorenzen (Highlands) University of Kentucky

1999 Travis Atwell (Hancock County) Toledo/University of Kentucky

2000 Montrell Jones (Male) University of Tennessee

2001 Jeff Duggins (Boyle County) Alford State, NY

2002 Michael Bush (Male) University of Louisville

2003 Brian Brohm (Trinity (Louisville)) University of Louisville

2004 Curtis Pulley (Hopkinsville) University of Kentucky

2005 Micah Johnson (Ft. Campbell) University of Kentucky

2006 Douglas Beaumont (Male) University of Louisville

2007 Corey Robinson (Lone Oak) Troy University

 

On this list you can see a few that did not go Div 1 and/or did not do well in Div 1 (Can we count Pulley at UK if he transferred?)

 

So I don't think Div 1 has nearly as much to do with it as one thinks.

 

In Duggins case I think the telling factor was the "body of work" over 3 years. Right or wrong, I think it was a factor. (hard to go 45-0 and it not be :lol:)

44-0 He had to sit out a game after getting in a fight with Harrodsburg over a play that broke Jacob Tamme's leg.:idunno:

Boyle crushed 6A Lafayette a week after they beat Henry Clay. Boyle could have scored 90 if they wanted to. Did have a bit of a let down in the second half of the Catholic game. But when you score enough points in the first 4 minutes of a game to beat a team that is also considered one of the best in the state thats pretty impressive. This years Highlands team seems to be on another level but Boyle held their own in that series as well a few years back when they played each season.

I would put Boyle in front of Ft. Campbell and Bowling green but other than that looks pretty good.

Boyle by 3+ touchdowns.

All the damage was done in the first few minutes of the game for boyle. Mcshara broke off a couple of 70+ yard runs and looked be to clicking early. Second half was a different story with Catholics D stepping it up. A potent short passing game kept Boyle on its heels the second half. Boyle's D didn't break though and held on enough to get the win. Good test for the rebels.

Boyle held in check the second half by Catholics D.

Catholic out of timeouts Boyle taking a knee and letting the clock run. One more knee and its in the books.

Final

Boyle 21

Lex Cath 13

First down Boyle to the 17 on a mcshara run.

1:09 left in the game