uninformedexpert

Engler and Sphire also have history together, so I think its an easy situation for them to tailor the scrimmage to get what they want out of it.

Just a thought, but in watching that video above, it looks like they kick an extra point right before, then just turn around and run punt. The kid is punting it from the back line of the end zone. Seems more likely he just really got hold of one before the Cooper game than something devious.

Can anyone confirm that the Boone County QB has also transferred to Princeton? Isn't this getting a little strange?

Alright, fine, I'll ask. What's with all the camp happening/not happening stuff?

Or, in a slightly less pot stirring way, they could just be saying the offseason expectations are vastly different than they had been and a general curiosity as to how these expectations/hours compare to other schools' offseason programs?

Cool name.

Now, that's how you make an entrance to BGP.

Good point @TheDeuce I couldn't help but admire the press release emphasizing the "vertical alignment" success. Critical.

I was told there are a couple of kids not playing football to focus on baseball, BUT, there are also a couple kids doing the opposite. The second group, the ones not playing baseball, are much bigger impact football players.

If Sphire were to leave, it would also be an interesting referendum on the bi-monthly argument over whether the talent is still there or not.

Sophomore Cam Bottom.

Good week to do it. Won't see anything confusing coming their way.

I mean, not to get technical, but posting about not caring about it since the day, I assume you graduated, on a forum dedicated to Kentucky High School Football may not be the best way to make your point?

Highlands has a run stopper?

Moving #1 around made this offense look much more dangerous. Be interesting in second half.