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They'll all play QB. Ammons, Tandy and Petrino. Playing with the same players around them. You be able to judge their individual talent a little better between these young men after the game. They're all deserving of getting the nod or they wouldn't be on the team. Ammons and Tandy will probably play on both sides of the ball.

Kentucky All-Stars No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. High school College 1 Douglas Beaumont RB 5-10 176 Male Louisville 10 Ryan Tydlacka K/P 6-1 198 Trinity Kentucky 12 Kaelin Ammons QB 5-11 185 Franklin County Georgetown 15 Nick Petrino QB 5-9 185 Trinity Georgetown 16 Keith Tandy QB 5-11 185 Christian County West Virginia 17 Ryan Beard DB 6-1 175 Bowling Green Western Kentucky 18 Nikko Beason WR 5-8 160 Warren Central Louisville 19 Casey Tinius K/P 6-0 165 Bowling Green Western Kentucky 20 Josh Williams WR 6-0 175 Male Undecided 21 Vic Anderson RB 5-9 182 St. Xavier Louisville 23 Joe Castaneda DB 5-10 175 Covington Cath. Undecided 24 Wenquel Graves WR 5-9 170 Bardstown Western Kentucky 25 Antoinne Lightfoot WR 5-9 175 Henderson County Murray State 26 Tim Huguley RB 5-9 185 Central Fort Union 27 Marcus Patterson DB 6-2 215 Casey County Undecided 28 Paul Downs DB 5-11 170 Bardstown Centre 37 Trent Calhoun DB 5-10 175 Lincoln County Western Kentucky 39 Kasey Clark LB 6-0 200 Russell Murray State 45 Avery Hibbitt DB 5-10 180 Bowling Green Western Kentucky 46 Ben Duvall LB 6-4 205 Apollo Western Kentucky 48 Dee Lett LB 5-11 203 Christian County Ball State 50 Braxton Miller LB 6-0 185 Lincoln County Western Kentucky 52 Kent Simpson LB 6-2 215 Bethlehem Centre 54 Brad Durham OL 6-5 310 Rockcastle County Kentucky 56 Chase Dumphord DL 6-5 315 Paris Michigan State (INJURY) 56 Ryan Carter DT 6-3 250 Lawrence Co Marshall 57 Phil Hibbard OL 6-7 300 South Laurel Kentucky 61 Wesley Jefferies OL 6-5 295 Warren Central Western Kentucky 63 Billy Joe Murphy OL 6-7 280 Monroe County Kentucky 65 Corey O'Daniel OL 6-7 325 St. Xavier Gardner-Webb 66 James Shepherd OL 6-7 305 Christian County Purdue 67 Dane Spoelker OL 6-0 245 Trinity Centre 71 Wesley Woods DL 6-3 255 Prestonsburg Eastern Kentucky 72 Scott Wise OL 6-5 242 Highlands Holy Cross 75 Samuel Webb DL 6-4 290 Male Undecided 76 Joseph Scott DL 6-2 245 Central Kentucky 78 Luke McDermott DL 6-2 230 Trinity Kentucky 79 Stuart Hines DL 6-5 270 Bowling Green Kentucky 81 Joshua Miller TE 6-2 225 Boyle County Gardner-Webb 82 Clark Jeter WR 6-1 165 Henry Clay Western Kentucky 87 Peter Sutton TE 6-5 215 Covington Cath. Undecided 88 Wes Caldwell WR 6-2 175 Lexington Cath. Middle Tennessee

1. Pick the winner of the game KENTUCKY 2. Yes or No, will KY score on any special team or on defense (2pts)YES 3. Pick the player that will score KY's first points (3pts)Douglas Beaumont 4. Pick the player that will score KY's last points (no kickers) (4pts)Kasey Clark 5. What KY player will score the most points (5pts)Kaelin Ammons TB-65

how did franklin county do with a new qb at the helm?

The coach pulled the starters after the 1st inning. They scored 15. He did the right thing. The JV scored the other 15. FC batted through twice and then some in the 1st. FC needs some work as well. Not the FC's fault FHS had a bad game.

Nice job Larry. Keep working hard.

He may be speaking of Kaelin Ammons.

Whoever gets the officials from the 11th, prepare to play football without pads.

The great thing about Ammons is he is a team player. He will compete at QB, but will play whatever position is best for the team. He wants to win. You may not want to count him out at QB. He has competition and that makes a young man work harder to achieve his goals.

Georgetown- two great QBs make for a nice depth chart and good competition.

I heard Kaelin made an official visit to Georgetown today.

Franklin County quarterback Kaelin Ammons was the big winner at the 11th annual Pepsi Gridiron Great Awards Dinner Thursday. http://www.wtvq.com/content/midatlantic/tvq/sports.apx.-content-articles-TVQ-2007-01-19-0002.html

3A Kaelin Ammons Franklin County

After doing about 5 minutes of research on the KHSAA web site: Rebecca Gray has 2,425 total career points. This season she has 278 points in 11 games or 25.2 points per game. In the 2005 Sweet 16 she had 17 points against Henderson County and 29 points against Lexington Catholic in the semi finals as a sophomore.

Give me Ammons. Ammons played both sides of the ball all year and still put up big numbers running and passing.

Not much in four years of dedicated weight training. Kids put on 15-20 their freshman year. These kids are 18 with elevated testosterone levels. 30 pds is very attainable. I agree with Oldone; whoever signs Ammons is getting a top notch player, class act, student, athlete and all around person. I hope for the sake of the schools not recruiting him, they don't play Ammons' team. One thing I can say for certain is those schools will be very sorry.

Nate is a very hard worker and will be a steal for any coach.

You must be kidding. You had the game handed to you on a silver platter. Non calls for holding the receiverss and flags thrown for holding and then waved off. Please. The refs sure didn't hurt your chances. By the way, that is not an excuse, facts are facts.

The Flyers need to play the game as if it were their last one. Leave everthing out on the field. Don't hold anything back and you will never have any regrets. Play every play at 110%. You can't take any plays off or Catholic will capitalize. The Flyers can win.The young men of this team have come a very long way in a short period of time. The players and the staff have made watching their games a pleasure. Beat Lexington Catholic and get over the hump! Stay focused and get the win!:flame:

A hornet can't sting what it can't catch.

Huge win. Get focused on next week. Champions rest at the end of the season.

I don't think the Flyers will be overlooking East this time. The Flyers should come with a good game plan.

I hope FC shows up ready to play. This is the game that counts.

FC's line played great. Keep it up.

FC will get the job done in this game.