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Are kidding me?? Your right about 6'2'' but he's no where near 6'4''.

No offense to Cashen because im sure he is very good, but being on rivals doesn't necessarily mean he is one of the top quarterbacks in the country. This is being based on his freshman performances and i'd be willing to say that the top quarterbacks in the country were playing on their freshman teams and not varsity teams as freshamn. With that said there is no possible way to tell at this point who will be at the head of the class of 2008.

Mistakes, Mistakes, Mistakes.....and then some.

WHOA there, he's maybe the third best back in the city, maybe fourth. Rod Johnson HC Demario Richardson Laf Will Wright are certainly better backs.

I've never heard of the kid before and have certainly never seen him, but id be willing to bet that he is one of these kids who matures extremely quickly, then hardly grows much bigger.

1. Having ten days for fall baseball will make absolutely no difference in that years team. 2. Whethor or not most coaches know how to handle two or three sport athletes, there are some that don't and thats not fair to put that burdon on the kids to have to choose. 3. TEAMS STILL PRACTICE/PLAY GAMES IN THE FALL, just because the head coach can't go you can still get things done. Every head coach at every program that holds "open field practices" knows exactly what is going on, they've got other coaches who they trust to help run their program.

I've heard he is good, but lets not throw him into the fire just yet considering the amount of turnovers Lafayette has had in his starts.

Well we lost to LCA in the region, but had them beat. Webster was pitching and there was a routine flyball hit to leftfield with 2 outs in the 7th inning and we had a 1 run lead. The leftfielder who was a sophmore and had probably started 3 games all season, runs to his right while the ball fall inches away from him on his left side. LCA's runner gets to second and then Josh Rogers hits a groundball that goes right between our third basemen's legs, run scores. We end up losing in extra innings.

Cory Hodskins SS (Cincinnati) Chris Craycraft P/1B (UK) Ben Eubank CF (Miami of Ohio) Ben Webster P (WKU) Sam Reed OF/C/P (Morehead St) All from Henry Clay

43rd is Henry Clay, Sayre, Scott Co, Bryan Station. 42nd is Lafayette, Dunbar, Tates Creek, LCA and LexCath. *Keep in mind these are the same districts for basketball.

I SERIOUSLY doupt that will happen. I played on Henry Clay's JV as a 7th grader(and i was almost 14 at the time), and i dont think it is possible that he could compete on a varsity level as a 13 year old kid. TC also returns 2 outfielders from last year who played alot. Plus a few promising young OF's.

It is NOT possible, maybe it was the major league equivalent to 81.

Being 300+ isnt always a good thing. A good offensive lineman is Big Strong and moves well. Chris is 6'3'' 285, 5.1 40 and has benched 350 and squats 600. He also recorded the second most reps at uk big man competition over the summer.

Who do u think is the top offensive lineman in the state? I feel it is hands down Chris Hawkins, he is a man among boys. He can absolutely dominate a game from either right tackle or center.

Allin© and Piascik(RF) dont pitch, but the top pitchers will be Florance, Olswozy(transfer from station), Brady, Swinford, and Deaton.

whoa, slow down, Henry Clay still has alot coming back. They have the best pitcher in the region, Mitch Florance. They also have three of the best hitters in the city in Patrick Brady (3 year starter), Case Allin (3 year starter) and Patrick Jones (started at bryan station as a soph and some as a fresh). They will also have Tyler Deaton and Chris Piascik who have started the past 2 years. They have 8 seniors again this year.

Will it be Henry Clay, LexCath, Lafayette, Dunbar, Tates Creek, LCA or Bryan Station? All are good, but who will be the best?