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Nice graphic into 15th region guys by D&D.

Seen the name Jack Herron float some on the boards. Landing spot for a first time HC?

Ryle Bell County Lexington Christian Academy Boyle County Atherton 56

Apollo only beat Barren 19-7.. what kinda cred do they have??

Very interesting!!

I know it would likely never get called, but Male has OL two yards deep in the endzone. Imagine if they had thrown a flag for lineman downfield.

Clock runner.

X rolls. Not even close.

What a season for the Colts. Not only have they won their first district title ever, they also have tied their most wins of all time and are now playing for their first region title. Coach Marsh has done a great job. Cooper Swaim has done a great job at QB and the OL had only given up one sack in the regular season. Pulaski County has kept rolling with their new QB Will Adams and the latest was a clock runner over South Laurel. Cohen Finley has over 100 tackles on the year and is their Swiss Army knife. Things are rolling big time in Pulaski County. Can West Jess pull off the upset? Or does PC punch their ticket to the semi’s?

A Train baby!! Prove it!

The extra you pay is well worth it. You aren’t lagged 5 minutes behind with a pixelated view. And prepspin is cheaper than driving and buying a ticket to see it in person.

This one at 7:00 or 7:30?

Would love to see my guys from GRC win this one, but I’m not sure they can.

This is going to be a beat down. Glasgow threw all over FS towards the end. PT may throw for 300, Crowe will get his mojo back, and Taylor Co will be long forgotten.

Don’t you lose a day of prep the week you play the game?

Spencer County Rockcastle County Covington Catholic Cooper Middlesoboro Tiebreaker: 63

Another week, another clock runner for the Flyers. They are 11-0 and have shown no signs of slowing down. This time a 65-0 win over Waggener. They threw for 255 and 6 TDs and held them under 25 yards total on the game. Valley is 9-2 on the season. They are the 2 seed in their district though. They're led by Jamie Jones on the ground and through the air. He's thrown for 2300 with 27 TDs. Is there any chance Valley can find success through the air and make it a game? Or is this another clock runner for Franklin?

South Laurel went on the road as the 3 seed and knocked off Montgomery County the 2. The game was a clock runner where they won 45-7. Pulaski County also ran clock, this time on East Jessamine. Neither game was close. The offense settled in nicely behind Will Adams and they returned the opening kick for TD. These guys played last month and Pulaski won 42-7 in a clock runner. Kasen Brock had 26 carries for 153 yards and a TD. South Laurel threw for 170 which is well below their average, but ran for -25. You'd have to think if South is going to close the gap, they're going to have to establish something on the ground. Will this game be any closer?

We get a rematch of a game that was played three weeks ago. Wayne went on the road and brought it home for district 7 as they knocked off Harlan County 26-2. They ran for 193, and threw for 84. Defensively, they were stifling. Held a team that is predominantly run to -9 yards and only 40 passing. Boyle also took care of business round 1. They got the running clock 52-6 over Whitley County, and didn't give up a TD till a kick return was taken to the house late in the game. They returned two punts for TDs and a lot of people got in the scoring column. A few weeks ago this score was 53-7. Will it be any closer this time around?

Somewhere a man named Fat Pat is going nuts in Hindman!

Yes. Danville has some good young pieces but they are heavily heavily reliant on Meaux. I don’t think they’ll be able to keep up with the Bunnies. And Clevenger will be extra motivated in this one.

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I agree with you.

Thank you!

15th Region Boys Basketball Preview: First things first.. You know I have to show love for the 15th and the super regional! Thanks to this format, we found our region champion Lawrence County. They lost the first round of district, then dug in deep and made a run. Knocked off a favorite in Johnson Central by 12, had a buzzer beater against Pikeville in OT to win by 1, knocked off Pike County Central by 17, and then took down the region favorites Martin County by 13. They were ultimately beaten by Montgomery in the first round of the Sweet 16, but what a run they had. I’m going to give it my best shot. Anyone with more info and more facts on the 15th please don’t hesitate to chime in! The great part of the 15th is because all of the teams are so close in proximity to each other, most end up playing each other multiple times. We should have a really good idea of where the favorites are and who stands where by the end of the season. From what I remember last year, Lawrence, Johnson Central, and Martin County are going to be the favorites. 1. Lawrence County - The Bulldogs are the kings till they get knocked off. Kaiden Harris (18.8).. back. Gunnar Woods (18.7)... back. Hayden Perry (15.7)... back. Kaden Johnson (10.9)... back. Not only do they bring back tons of scoring, they bring back that gritty edge that led them to go on a run and win the region last year. Although they got blown out by Montgomery County in the Sweet 16, I think a deeper run can be attained this next season based off of their draw. I look for them to repeat. 2. Johnson Central - If anyone is going to unseat Lawrence, it very well could be the Golden Eagles. JC had a very up and down year last year going 15-11, but the plus side is besides one player, their entire team was made up of freshmen and sophomores. Austin Slone and Brayden Shepherd will be a great 1-2 punch and together they averaged 47.4 points per game. Add in guys like Mason Mckenzie and Kyle Rose into that, and you have the makings for a team that is poised to make a deep run. 3. Martin County - The Cardinals had a very disappointed end to last season. They were the favorites all season to come up short at the very end. Gone are Watts and Davis, but the cupboard is not bare. Bryson Dials and Devan Maynard return who put up 14.6 and 9.3 points per game. They also had one of the biggest additions in the 15th over the offseason. Braxton Keathley (34.3!!!) is now wearing Martin County red instead of Prestonsburg red and black. He will be a huge asset to the cardinals and will help in pushing Martin County to the next level. 4. Paintsville - Ethan Cole (19.7), Anderson Lauffer (13.3), and Brock Woods (12.7) are all upperclassmen now. Losing glue guy Jase Kinner hurts, but they bring back more than enough production to make a run at it. Last year they finished 19-9, but seemed like they lost to all the bigger names in the region towards the end of the year. With those three being a year older, it might give them the experience and edge they need to make a run. 5. Pikeville - Pikeville loses Ian Onkst, EB Walters, and Ethan Sykes off a squad that looked like they’d make a real run at it before they lost off a heartbreaker. They do bring back Jason Keene (14.7) and Cole Slone (8.8). Pikeville has a great feeder program and they do things the right way over there. There’s no doubt in my mind Coach Justice will have them playing hard and improving throughout the season. If I’m not mistaken I believe they added Carter Parsons who is a really nice player as well. 6. Shelby Valley - Sometimes at these mountain schools and smaller schools, your talent comes in waves. This may be Shelby Valley’s shot to be a dark horse in the 15th. They bring back top four scorers who averaged over 12 points per game. Can this be enough production to help them make a run? Only time will tell. Gavin Hamilton, Caden Johnson, Brady Johnson, and Jonah Bartley are all solid players. 7. Floyd Central - Besides Lawrence County, no one ended the year hotter than Floyd Central. After a sub .500 regular season and a loss in the first round of districts, the season looked to be short lived. They then went on a run and won the first three rounds of the 15th region, including avenging a loss to Betsy Lane in the district, before losing to Martin Co to end their season. Dylan Boyd and Wesley Buck are both back after putting up 14.3 per game last season. The Jags are another dark horse for me in the 15th. 8. Pike County Central - Jaden Stewart was as good as they come and was well worth the price of admission. In many games he put the team on his back and willed them to victory. Unfortunately, he is gone. Peyton Owens is back as the only other starter to put up double digits. They have added Hall of Fame Coach Al Holland though and I think he will be a great addition for PCC. 9. Betsy Lane - Losing Cameron Pente to graduation hurts, but losing Carter Parsons to transfer hurts just as bad. The Bobcats will have to reload. They’ll look to Brayden Hall (15.0) and Isaiah Allen (8.3) to lead the charge. Last season they won the 58th but fizzled out quickly in the first round of region. They’ll look to increase off of that run. 10. Belfry - The Pirates go into year 2 under coach Brent Perry. They lose a few of their bigger names to graduation, but they bring back Matthew Little who will lead the back court. Carter Jude will also man the point and will be a nice player in the 15th. We will see what kinda strides they make in year two. 11. Phelps - Phelps is coming off a season where they finished two games over .500. They knocked off Belfry in the district before getting drummed by PCC in the district championship. They did win their first round of region, but then got steam rolled by Martin County. 12. Magoffin County - The fighting Hornets are two years off of a sweet 16 run, but are still rebuilding from that solid senior class they had that year. They did manage to win their first round game in the region over East Ridge, but they got edged out by Phelps to finish the year. They look to make a run this season. 13. Prestonsburg - The Blackcats were decimated by graduation and transfers. They return under 10 points per game and 5 boards per game. It’s going to be a tough year P Burg. Hopefully the young guys buy in quick and they right the ship as quick as their football team has been able to. 14. East Ridge - East Ridge had a tough year last year only winning seven games. They lost the first round of district, and then got knocked off by Magoffin in the first round of region. East Ridge isn’t the easiest job in the world and it’s tough to see them advancing much further.