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Hearing Manual out 2 weeks due to covid test... any word on this?

Seneca WILL be top 5 by Christmas.... write that down.

In your opinion, what are the toughest places to play in Kentucky?

Manual is young and starting to click on all cylinders.... Male isn’t any worse having a close game with Manual. If you saw the game Manual played great and Male did also.... both teams will make noise in the playoffs

Good win for the Warriors. I seen this team in person earlier in the year and they are a solid football team.

Manual only has 9 seniors on the roster. The future is bright there

Also, Adriene Bailey at Eminence is having a strong start to the season. Top 5 in the state in INT.

Keep an eye on Bryce Yates at Manual. The numbers won’t show much cause he’s only been targeted 4 times this season.

Any names being tossed around for this job?

Running clock in this one. Boyle Co is that GOOD!

I have to go with SO on this one. Cal has lost their starting qb and I expect the Dragons to get revenge.

This seems like an interesting matchup. I watched Collins a few times during 7on7 and they seen to have some nice talent. I also know they are breaking in a new QB. Madison Central has 28 seniors on their roster, along with their starting QB back. Who do you guys have winning?

Collins doesn't make the list? That is surprising. They have quite a few really good looking athletes.

I remember watching Johnell Locke in 2004 play for JTown and he has remained one of my favorite players that I have watched in the state of KY. I also remember watching Marcus Wright at Eminence and he was Reggie Bush before there was Reggie Bush

Spencer Co. seems to have lost quite a bit over the last few years, but they have one of the best coaches in the state of KY in my opinion. I am a big fan of Coach Marksbury and believe he will get the best out of each one of his players year in year out. Spencer is in a tough district with Shelby Co, Franklin Co, and Collins.