Paman93

I played 4 years at Campbellsville, and the small college experience is definitely worth it. When most of your teammates from high school have to hang up the pads after your last loss, and you get an extra 4 years to do what you love, there is no replacing that!!

Would the coach of the year happen to be the former UK QB by the same name??

Abilene must be the real deal, 35-13 was the most lopsided victory in the "Elite 8" round!! Can't wait to see what they do to those Jersey boys!!

What position will he be playing, looks pretty solid on both sides of the ball.

They are referring to the Colerain (OH) Cardinals that played Manual this year.

...or by watching everytime ESPN slobbers all over them after a 6-2 start losing to a mediocre USC team, and a Michigan team that went 5-7!! Where did all that hype go when they lost their last four to finish 6-6 and decline a bowl bid?? These kids watch enough ESPN to know that Notre Dame used to be great. It seems like most everyone wants them to get back on top to sort of "restore order" in the NCAA Football landscape. Which personally, I enjoy their and Michigan's struggles alike!!

I'm pretty sure he never played RB, and if he did it was sparingly. His senior year, he was QB, before that a WR. He also played LB, SS, KR/PR as well, I don't remember any RB play.

MANUAL Sherman Lewis '59 RB Michigan St current OC Washington Redskins Travis Prentice '95 RB Miami Ohio Cleveland Browns and Minnesota Vikings Corey Waller '02 RB Harvard Byron Tinker '03 LB Marshall Just a few that were overlooked from the Crimsons.

Seems kind of odd that the POY is not listed on the team. :idunno:

You're right on, no way I can see that. Bob Redman will not want to take a job as HP (Head Puppet) at Manual, as he shouldn't!!

After witnessing defeats to both Highlands and SK this year, I think that Simpson is a better college prospect than Collinsworth. Don't get me wrong Collinsworth is great, but IMO, Simpson is just a tad above #22 at this point.

Excellent work, really nice to see two stars compared side by side like that!!

I just thought about this, what about Earl Heyman from Ballard over Cobble from Central?? any thoughts??

I got the chance to play against him, don't get me wrong, in HS a 6-7 player at any position is intimidating just looking at them. Our 5-10 DB Andrew Robinson kept him in check all game he had one catch for 38 yards, which included 0 YAC yards. To me he wasn't as dominating as Jones. I would like to see stats compared side by side. It's a great list don't get me wrong, but I believe this is a spot where there is some valid debate!! Ask Josh Chichester or Jared Carter, Terrance Farley, etc. if height and build are a part of one's particular set of skills!

I don't know, I believe Jones was definitely more talented than Dewalt, neither had much of a college career. Jones was electrifying, everytime he touched the ball, he had a chance to score. Dewalt was very very tall for a HS WR, which definitely worked to his advantage in him earning the success he did in HS.

I don't know too many arguments you could make against anyone on this team. Wow!!

Defensive battle huh?? 19-18 at half, 9-6, 15 total points in the second quarter?? I wonder if that's some sort of record?... in the shot clock era obviously!!

Just subbed at Iroquois today, was hoping they could pull this one out!! They've got a few pretty god players this year!!

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