Houndman

Former South Laurel Cardinal Zach Marcum plays for Troy as well...as for pipelines Im unaware, but I do know they look to KY occasionally

I disagree very much. Proffitt is an excellent passer for South Laurel and can score from to time but I think overall, Crawford is the better player. Defensively in the post and up on backcourt players, knowing when and when not to take shots (somethign Proffitt tends to not discern at times) and gaining entrance to the paint and scoring with his size and speed is something I think Crawford does better than Proffitt. Think of it this way, could Proffitt do the things he does without the players around him??? He makes the team better, but I think if Proffitt was on Corbin's team, he wouldn't look as impressive.

GREAT TOPIC I graduated from Corbin in 2005 vs my Father in 1982 a State Champ Team. I'm posting this from second hand information since my father hasn't gotten into the entire cyber world of Bluegrasspreps LOL According to him and his buddies, we had a minor size and overwhelming speed advantage over the old Redhound team, but it would have been a very good game in terms of smashmouth football.

on regards to the Cashen vs Trevor debate, i disagree ENTIRELY that Clint isn't the superior QB on several facets: System? Corbin is pretty 50/50 in play callin generally, isn't M'boro fairly similar? hmmm Long Ball? Clint has a great longball, he can throw it close to 50-60 something, thats A VERY LONG PASS, i will stick my neck out and say trevor doesnt throw 20 yards farther and i would bet you haven't watched the two lineup and see who can throw farther. I can recall Cashen's first game vs M'boro throwing a streak on a rope for roughly 45 yards right into a receivers arms. hmmm Head to Head: Passing camps are not necessarily reflective of a QBs passing ability, there are so many facets taken out of the game like poise, coverage recognition on a whole field not just the secondary, blitzing, etc. On real Head to head stats in two offense where the QB is the make or break system, Clint is 2-0. hmmm...

M'boros defense is EXTREMELY aggressive as far as play calling goes, Cashen will have man to man coverage all night as long as the line can give him a lil time, Cashen will pick apart M'boro for the 3rd year in a row. Corbin 28 M'boro 14

good job hounds, sounds like Clint played very well, the key to their success is giving him time to throw. With 3-5 secs in the pocket, Clint can pick apart nearly every defense...as long ashe doenst have to throw on the run or force passes, hes as good as anybody...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK HOUNDS

Saw this on another thread....Sams is from Corbin...Got to love a Redhound taking over a program..Found this on North's website... http://www.geocities.com/muhlenbergnorthfootball/Shane_sams_named_head_football_coach_at_mnhs.html Shane Sams Named Head Football Coach at Muhlenberg North April 11th, 2006 Shane Sams is the new head football coach at Muhlenberg North High School. Sams is originally from Corbin, KY and is a graduate of Corbin High School. He is also a 2001 graduate of the University of Kentucky and will receive his Masters Degree from Eastern Kentucky University. Sams has coached football at the highest level of the sport, both in high school and at the college level. Sams began his coaching career in 2003 as an assistant coach at nationally ranked football powerhouse Daphne High School in Daphne, AL. During the 2003 season, Daphne won 14 straight games on their march to the Alabama 6A State Championship Game. After the 2003 season, Sams joined the football staff at West Virginia University. While there, Sams and the Mountaineers won the 2004 Big East Championship and participated in the 2005 Toyota Gator Bowl versus Bobby Bowden and his Florida State Seminoles. In 2005, Sams was hired by Eastern Kentucky University as a defensive assistant coach and director of football operations. Coach Sams will also be teaching Social Studies at Muhlenberg North High School. Sams is married to the former Jocelyn Hyravy. Jocelyn is originally from Muhlenberg County and is a 2001 graduate of the University of Kentucky.

Whitley just seems to blow each game with Corbin. If the game is close Whitley will find a way to loss the game. They choke.

You beat me to it UKThrower, Grider was pretty good as a sophomore hitting the 150s on his best days in discus and i believe this past year was the first year he tried his hand in shotput so I expect him to do pretty well his junior year

Libby Davis-Corbin

Millay is a good ball player, I do recall him having some good size and some good footwork, I think he's got some potential at the next level.

Ohh I'm by no means downplaying his athletic ability, I think he's a great guy with a gift, I'm just stating that a 40 inch vertical is a ways off the floor...nonetheless best of luck to him in representing the Tri-County area well

Well...sadly injuries forced Mills, Lawson, and Marlow out of football and off the field conflicts with Cain kept him from going to the next level. Currently Stradley remains playing.

ohh get me by no means, the college I'm attending right now has roughly 5-10 players squatting 500+ at the NAIA level and the one particular year of high school was one of the strongest in school history but a 405 parallel squat is a great squat for someone his size, but its not something thats just unbelievable, I've never seen the kid play but I would be willing to say he can squat that much, in reference to my college(Cumberland) there are several running backs squatting 405 their freshmen year.

Sounds like pretty reliable sources, I apologize for coming off so harshly but with reason you can understand that in lifting threads numbers tend to get exaggerated and thats quite a feat for a young man, nonetheless its been achieved with some hardwork and a good workout plan. However, at the college level we do not condone squatting over 600 for it is very bad for the back at that amount, I would believe these coaches know when to cut off the weight for their players.