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Purdue flipped coveted Army All American receiver Rondale Moore from Texas but they also snatched five of the top-fifteen in-state prospects. Safety Cory Trice was ranked number five in the state by Rivals, the 8th ranked prospect in offensive tackle Will Bramel, offensive guard Charles Allen was ranked 11th, and safety Kadin Smith was ranked 13th. All prospects were three star recruits and Moore, Trice, and Bramel were top-ten. The former Trinity HS graduate, Jeff Brohm, definitely walked his dogs in his home state

Coming in second was Miami of Ohio, who got a steal in three star Covington Catholic QB Aj Mayer, the state's tenth ranked player (who should have been ranked higher) as well as his teammate Kameron Butler, who was ranked twelfth in the state.

Marshall gets honorable mention and could arguably be ranked second with a haul that included the fifth ranked player in the state in AJ McDuffie who dominated as a Senior racking up over twenty two sacks. The Thundering Herd also pulled in four of the state's best offensive lineman in Trey Livingood, Zack Ferris, Dalton Tucker, and Ethan Bingham. Marshall went into the trenches of the bluegrass and bolstered their offensive line and got the state's best 2018 edge rusher in McDuffie.

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As National Signing Day 2018 comes and goes, focus turns to the 2019 class. And with it, the crown jewel of the Commonwealth’s in-state class this cycle Louisville (Ky.) Trinity defensive end Stephen Herron.


Kentucky Preps caught up with the 6-foot-4, 225-pound Michigan commit and asked him about his plans for the next year.


On his Recruitment:


“I definitely want to keep my options open.” Herron said. “It’s never a closed door until you sign.” Explaining, “At the end of the day, I definitely want to keep my options open, but I am verbally committed and it’s pretty strong. I might take a few [Official Visits], but I won’t go all over the country.”


Herron also told KP, he has no interest at all in the early signing period. He doesn’t see any issue with taking the full allotted time to make sure he’s making the right choice.


The four-star has two state championships and is aiming his sights at a third to end his high school football career. There’s also something else he would like to accomplish in his senior campaign. “I want to see if I can get Mr. Football.” Admitting, “[Between] Wandale Robinson and Milton Wright I have some competition.”


Herron also has a blueprint on how he’s going to win the award given only to seniors. “I have to have more tackles than last year. I had 98 tackles, I couldn’t get over the 100 [tackle] hump.” he said. “I’ve got to get that number up. And I have to come out with more sacks -- I need 20-plus.”


As far as plans for the spring and summer go, “I’ll be doing the big camps like Adidas Five-Star. Hopefully, I can get to The Opening too. You know, the big ones. I won’t be camping at any schools.”


Pretty normal itinerary for a prospect of Herron’s stature, going into his last year of high school.


“I’ve been told I would most likely get my invite [to the U.S. Army All-American game] during the spring.” also pretty normal for an elite-level prospect, but nevertheless an achievement. “I definitely want to play in that game – it’s a goal for me.”


In the immediate future, Herron has nothing planned, although he said “I’m definitely going to talk to Michigan about visiting as soon as I can get up there.” Right now, he’s concentrating on wrestling and his grades. However, a visit to Ann Arbor could come in about two weeks when Trinity has winter break.


Contact between Herron and the Wolverines is at a “pretty normal amount” by his standards. “I wouldn’t say it’s too much or too little. I think it’s where it should be. We always have good conversations about football, about where I would fit in at, where I would play in the scheme. So I can’t wait.”


When asked if other schools are still actively recruiting him, Herron told KP “Definitely,” Continuing by revealing, “Stanford has visited four times in the last month.”


Early on, it was obvious the New Albany-native was interested in the Cardinal. And apparently still is along with some others, “Stanford was a good school for me. I definitely still consider Stanford, highly. I consider Florida, highly.”


The Gators have a peculiar relationship with Herron. “Coach [Todd] Grantham gave me my first offer. I’m really close to him, I was really close to his son when he was at Trinity too.” Finishing, “I really still like a lot of things about Florida and Stanford.”


Other than that, Ohio State and Clemson are in contact on a weekly basis.


The Commonwealth’s top prospect has an eventful year ahead of him, until next signing day. How eventful, is still to be determined.

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I thought it would be interesting to see everyone's mid-season championship picks based strictly on the first half of the season. A lot more ball left to be played, but here are my picks as of today:

1A: Beechwood (4-1). I really want to go with Paintsville here because I know a couple of their players. Watch out for Hazard. They could be a sleeper if their defense keeps playing well.

2A: Danville (6-0). I like what I've seen from the Admirals so far. Mayfield always has a shot. I like CAL as well, but we'll be able to tell more about them after next week's match-up with DeSales.

3A: Corbin (4-1). I'm taking a shot with Corbin. I think this is their year after Belfry's domination. However, we shouldn't count out the Pirates. Boyle County will be my 2nd pick. They're good enough to win it on any given day.

4A: Johnson Central (5-0). It's theirs to lose until someone else steps up to compete. Second tier teams with an outside shot? Wayne County and Collins would be my next two.

5A: Covington Catholic (6-0). The Purples are still a great team, but I don't think they're standing alone like in years past. They're very beatable. I'm anxious to see the Bowling Green/South Warren game. That will determine the pretender/contender between the two.

6A: Trinity (6-0). Tonight's game with St. Xavier will be telling. Upsets can happen, but it looks like a two horse race to me between those two.

What are your thoughts on the rankings following the regular season?

1. Trinity (10-0)
2. St. Xavier (8-2)
3. Male (8-2)
4. Scott County (8-2)
5. Ryle (8-2)
6. Simon Kenton (9-1)
7. Frederick Douglass (8-2)
8. Tates Creek (8-2)
9. Pleasure Ridge Park (6-4)
10. Butler (6-4)

What are your thoughts on the rankings following the regular season?

1. Danville (10-0)
2. DeSales (10-0)
3. Mayfield (9-1)
4. Lexington Christian Academy (9-1)
5. Christian Academy Louisville (8-2)
6. Walton-Verona (8-2)
7. Somerset (6-4)
7. Glasgow (7-3)
9. Lloyd Memorial (7-3)
10. Newport Central Catholic (5-5)

What are your thoughts on the rankings following the regular season?

1. Belfry (9-1)
2. Corbin (9-1)
3. Boyle County (9-1)
4. Elizabethtown (9-1)
5. Central (8-2)
6. Casey County (9-1)
7. Caldwell County (8-2)
8. LaRue County (9-1)
9. Lexington Catholic (5-5)
10. Fleming County (8-2)

What are your thoughts on the rankings following the regular season?

1. Covington Catholic (10-0)
2. Bowling Green (8-2)
3. Christian County (10-0)
4. South Oldham (9-1)
5. South Warren (8-2)
6. Southwestern (8-2)
7. North Laurel (8-2)
8. Madison Southern (7-3)
9. Montgomery County (8-2)
10. Doss (7-3)
10. Apollo (7-3)

What are your thoughts on the rankings following the regular season?

1. Paintsville (9-1)
2. Beechwood (8-2)
3. Hazard (7-2)
4. Kentucky Country Day (9-1)
5. Paris (9-1)
6. Raceland (6-4)
7. Ludlow (8-2)
8. Williamsburg (7-3)
9. Pikeville (5-4)
10. Bracken County (8-2)

Just for discussion...

Who are some of the best freshmen out there contributing on their varsity squads? I know we won't see as much of this in the higher classes, but in the smaller classes, this is fairly common. Can you name player, school, & stats?

8th Grade Division 1 - Johnson County (Johnson Central) 22 / Northern Pulaski (Pulaski County) 16

8th Grade Division 2 - Corbin 26 / Boyle County 9

8th Grade Division 3 - Lexington Christian Academy 45 / Pikeville 8

7th Grade (All Divisions) - Corbin 37 / Caudill (Madison Central) 16

(High schools they feed into in parentheses.)

KYMSFA State Championship List:

Corbin - 6
Johnson County (Johnson Central) - 5
Northern Pulaski (Pulaski County) - 4
Belfry - 4
Southern Pulaski (Southwestern) - 3
Meece (Somerset) - 2
Handful with 1

1A: Beechwood (8-2). It will come down to them and Paintsville. I'll pull for Paintsville, but I think Beechwood will be too much for them.

2A: Danville (10-0). DeSales will be the big competition for the Admirals. This one will be a battle!

3A: Boyle County (9-1). I'm changing my pick here. There's something about Corbin's scheduling that bothers me & Boyle seems to be clicking at the right time. I'm also more concerned about Belfry now than I was at the beginning of the season.

4A: Johnson Central (8-2). I mentioned in my Mid-Season report that it was theirs until someone else stepped up. Well, Ashland stepped up big. However, I think that was a one hit wonder and will not happen again this year. I do think it will be very close between JC and Wayne. Watch out for Collins. I think they represent the other side in Lexington.

5A: Covington Catholic (10-0). I don't think there will be another team within 3 scores of Cov Cath. Bowling Green would be the only one to keep it close, but I don't think even they have the firepower this season.

6A: Trinity (10-0). They own this class. They own this state.

What's the playoff pic in WKY like for 2A, 5A? Are match ups set?

Big game for the local team, had a seven man crew on this game

North Hardin has struggled this season against good teams and Boyle is improving drastically since losing to Danville. The offense is very balanced with multiple options to burn the opposition. The defense is very solid and getting healthy!

The Rebels will continue to improve and use this game (and the Open Date) to prepare them for District Games that are right around the corner.

I'll say:

BCHS - 48
NHHS - 14

Who ya got and why?

Well, it's time for the annual clash between Mayfield and Graves County again. This has become one of the premier games in West Ky over the years. Regardless of who may be favored, it is always a great environment and usually a competitive game. There have been some blowouts over the years, but these two teams always come into this one ready to rock. Mayfield is obviously favored in this one, but the Eagles are coming in confident and have shown they are not a pushover this year with some quality wins under their belt. Can the Eagles dethrone the Cards, or doesnthe Big Red Machine roll over them and crush them at War Memorial?

I'll take the Cards by 20, but expect it to be close through the first 2-3 quarters.

This has been a close game each time they have played but i think the cardinals have to much speed and talent for the mustangs to handle this year. Mayfield by 21+

Tilghman by 14

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