Quiet_Storm11

Eastern was 1st, Louisville was 2nd, and Kentucky offered Timmy at the spring game today. Position less athlete with a very high ceiling. Elite speed, strength, and change of direction.

11 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

Kind of surprised not to see the likes of Frederick Douglass, Great Crossing, and Scott County on the list. Do those three all have dedicated freshman teams?

Bluegrass Conference. 9th graders only. 

1 hour ago, ElitePatriot said:

I believe so yes. That coach did not agree to it and that is what is best for the program imo. Scott will find another game. 

They will? With who? Mostly everyone is on the backend of two year deals. SC is hung out to dry and will likely have 9 games. Unprofessional move by Levi Rogers. 

48 minutes ago, DanvilleFan said:

 

Scott County now stuck with 9 games so Lincoln can beat up on Danville. Bail out on the backend of a two year contract. 

Army and Kent State offer Collins in the last 72 hours.

Ballard should roll. Woodford is not a good football team. 

People will start talking about Timmy Emongo in a hurry. Wandale / Quizenberry / Rondale category. Yes I know the caliber of those names!

 

Wow!! Did KJ Wells play for Central? This is awesome for the Indians. 

Final from Bill Wilson Athletic Complex. 

Cola.

 

Maybe Campbell Co. Maybe…..

SC stays undefeated in the Bluegrass Conference and faces final formidable conference FOE until Championship Saturday. Cards are not going anywhere. 

Cathedral wins big unless Douglass comes up with all-run/wildcat/option package. 

Anderson “Red” Owens 2 Touchdowns

Asher Brewer to Nick Ranson on a play action bomb TD.

Nick Ranson 1 Rushing TD.

 

Cards improve to 4-0 and will play Bryan Station next Saturday. 

Central lead 24-22 at half and took a 30-22 with 2 minutes to play in the 3rd before SC offense erupted and defense forced 2 INTs. Really nice QB for Madison Central. Cards have scored 172 points in 3 games and face off against Douglass freshmen a week from Saturday. 

57 minutes ago, BEChargers said:

Everyone has bad games or bad halves I understand that. But Scott Co. didn't look very good against Lincoln Co., especially in the first half.  I think their offense will give Boyle some trouble from time to time, option teams usually break off a few,  but if they can't keep Boyle's offense off the field I don't think it's as close as some might think.  I just don't see their D being able to keep them in it. 

SC does not and has never run the option.

Nick Ranson, Jayden Garrett, Anderson Owens and Asher Brewer run rampant for over 400 rushing yards. Go Cards. 

Congrats to a hungry and scrappy Franklin Co. team. 

Cards go for 421 on the ground and 4 rushing touchdowns along with 71 in the air and another passing touchdown. 
Great Crossing 181 on the ground and 27 in the air, 2 interceptions. 
 

Ellis Huguely player of the game. 15 carries 161 yards 2 touchdowns, 1 catch for 28 yards and a touchdown. 

15 minutes ago, ATLCat said:

Scoring that many combined points in a Freshman game is not easy. Had to be a lot of big plays I presume?

Reminds me of a Freshman basketball game I played where we lost 104-86 to Man, WV.

I am not sure our varsity even scored 86 points that season in a single game. LOL.

How did that happen you may ask? Well apparently WV played varsity length quarters in Freshman games. We also both pressed each other (very ineffectively) leading to lots of layups and wide open 3's in transition in addition to the few times the press did work leading to quick/easy baskets.

I remember I scored 22 points that night and it was only the 6th highest point total between the two teams. They had 3 guys score over 25 points each and we had a guy go for 28.

You are right. A lot of explosive plays and 10 minute quarters as opposed to some teams choosing to play 8. 
 

Jayden Garrett had TD runs of 61, 48, and 52. Nick Ranson had a 56 yard TD and Anderson “Red” Owens went for 70. Combine that with #26 breaking away for Corbin for the first 2.5 quarters, made for a 9:45 finish on a 7pm kickoff. It was a great opener for our guys. 

Corbin made the trip to Gtown for an absolute shootout. Talented Linemen and skill players on both teams. Scott County had 3 backs rush for multiple touchdowns and the QB had one as well. #26 for Corbin is at least just as good as the backs from SC, kid is electric. 

“National Schedule - New Era”

 

Are doors closing on the Farm?

 

#JustFoodForThought  

46 minutes ago, theguru said:

Who are the top Frosh teams in Lexington/Central KY?  I have no idea on this one.  Anyone?

Scott County is loaded with talent. Open with Corbin on Aug 24th. 

2 minutes ago, theguru said:

Thanks for all of that @Quiet_Storm11.

No problem. Now back to my hiatus. 

 8/4 at Bowling Green (Scrimmage)

8/11 Louisville Central (Scrimmage)

8/18 Madison Southern (Battle of Elkhorn Creek)

8/25 Great Crossings 

9/1 at Lincoln County

9/8 at Boyle County

9/15 at Madison Central

9/22 Collins (District)

9/29 Anderson County (District)

10/6 at South Oldham (District)

10/13 at Woodford County (District)

10/20 Bye

10/27 at Lexington Catholic

 

The Cardinals have emerged once again as the premiere team in Georgetown. Scott County looks to build on momentum from the 2022 season where they finished 11-2 before falling by a point to Southwestern in the regional finals. Spirits are high in Georgetown with the departure of Frederick Douglass to 6A and the new high school / stadium / indoor facility under construction. This will be their last season without a home field (have not had home field since early 90's, played at Georgetown College until 2018 and Birds Nest Stadium on the campus of Great Crossing since 2019). Loads of talent returns for the Cards, but they do have some key positions to replace with younger/newer guys. 

 

KEY DEPARTURES

NG #77 Cam Keller - 6'0 300 - 48 TOTAL TACKLES 13 TFL 

ILB #1 Elijah Adams - 6'0 230 - 78 TOTAL TACKLES 9 TFL 

C #56 Daniel Daff - 5'11 290 - 1st Team All Courier

RG #52 Nate Hall - 6'1 245 - x2 All District

 

KEY RETURNERS

QB #12 Andrew Hickey ('25)6'2 185 - Will be a 3rd year starter in the WingT, having already amassed 1900 yards and 22 Passing Touchdowns. Look for him to continue to be a precision passer and use his legs more as SC will be deeper in QB room. 

FB #39 Jacob Fryman ('24) 5'9 225 - Those of you who witnessed the 2nd round game at Highlands know what a load this kid is. Rushed for 1040 yards and 16 TDs in career. 

RB#11 Ellis Hugueley ('24) 5'10 180 - 784 yards 11 TD on 101 attempts. Shifty/Dynamic excellent pass catcher out of the backfield. Will be 3 year starter

RB#13 Thomas Feickert ('24) 5'9 175 - 741 yards 10 TD on 108 attempts. 3 year starter. Hard runner with great vision, tremendous blocker. 

TE#15 Isaac York ('25) 6'0 200 - 21 catches 360 yards 6 TDs as a Soph. Extremely dynamic playmaker who can split wide as well

RB #26 Ali Hamdiyah ('25) 5'10 195 - Perhaps the most dynamic RB in CKY that few know about. Really damaged Bryan Station's defense last year before going out with a collar bone. This kid is hard to tackle and can go the distance any time. Look for him to burst onto the scene. 

LG #73 Cristian Rodriguez ('25) 5'11 240 - Nasty blocker. Extremely strong/athletic. 2 year starter. 

OT #68 Tyler Brown ('24) 6'4 270 - Moved in from Station Week 8. Nice addition to the OL. Athletic and experienced. 

DL #8 Jasante' Harmon - 48 total tackles, 12.5 TFL, 4.5 sacks in 2022. Hard to block. High Motor and extremely powerful. Offered by SEMO. 

FS #4 Paul Garner ('24) 5'11 175 - 2nd in 5A INTs in 2022. (5 INTs 60 tackles) Smart/Fast/Physical. Will be a 3 year starter.

CB #5 Buddy Collins ('25) 5'10 175 - 3 Star Cornerback with elite speed and ball skills. Miami of OH offered recently. 

SS #14 Jackson Damron ('25) 5'9 180 - 50 tackles and an INT as a sophomore. Flat out hitter and will fly around. 

OLB #10 Luke Valencia ('24) 5'8 195 - 67 total tackles 9 TFL and 2 INTs. 3 year starter. 

 

Scott County is (almost?) loaded with talent, perhaps the most talent since the school split and the drop to 5A. They are unified and hungry. The new district and non conference challenges certainly make for an exciting pre season. Can the Cards get back to Kroger as 5A contenders?

 

-QS11