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Louisville-area high school football coverage — Week 1
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Another school year is here, which means a new year of high school football. WDRB has your Louisville-area high school football coverage, from scores and top players to stellar highlights. Below are final scores from Kentucky and Indiana. And scroll down to vote for the WDRB...
Louisville Wide Receiver’s Mom Torches Haters Who Don’t Want Him Back After Bizarre Transfer Saga
Head football coach Shame Beamer confirmed on Thursday night that wide receiver Ahmari Huggins-Bruce is no longer a member of the South Carolina football program. He is re-enrolled at the University of Louisville after leaving the program at the end of last season. Meanwhile, his mother is firing back at Cardinals fans who don’t want […] The post Louisville Wide Receiver’s Mom Torches Haters Who Don’t Want Him Back After Bizarre Transfer Saga appeared first on BroBible.
'Beware of the hair': UofL's Gillotte poised for another big season
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) -- Throughout the offseason, Louisville defensive end/edge rusher Ashton Gillotte has been buried in an avalanche of awards and inclusion on various preseason watch lists, the latest coming this week when he was named to the Associated Press Preseason All-America team. Going into next Saturday's noon opener...
Expectations for Brock Vandagriff, Gavin Wimsatt and other incoming transfers
The transfer portal has become ingrained in college football culture. A year ago, Kentucky's starting quarterback (Devin Leary), starting running back (Ray Davis), starting left tackle (Marques Cox) and second-leading receiver (Tayvion Robinson) were all transfers. The open market is an opportunity for college football programs to address areas of weakness within their program. The upcoming season is no different. UK will be relying upon new faces to make big contributions.
Northwest wins first football game in 2 years with victory over Fort Campbell | PHOTOS
FORT CAMPBELL, KY (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – For the first time in 714 days, the Vikings have won a football game. Northwest traveled to Fryar Stadium at Fort Campbell High School on Aug. 23, and behind a strong start, the Vikings won, 35-16. Northwest came out of the gates swinging, scoring 28 points in the first half. The ground game was effective for the Vikings, highlighted by Brice Moore’s four touchdowns rushing.
Monroe Deals Rebels 44-13 Opening-Night Loss
The Todd County Central football team didn’t get the start to the 2024 season it was looking for on Friday. Instead, for the second year in a row the Rebels found themselves on the wrong end of a matchup with Monroe County in a 44-13 loss to the visiting Falcons.
Physical Maroons Maul Union County To Open 2024 (w/PHOTOS)
The last time Madisonville North Hopkins had topped Union County in football, it was 2019. Jeriah Hightower was a senior about to commit to Eastern Kentucky. Jay Burgett — now Paducah Tilghman’s athletic director — was still the skipper. And the squad was on the brink of a historic, special 11-win season.
ESPN dubs Reed Sheppard the heavy favorite for NBA Rookie of the Year
The Kentucky Wildcats probably didn’t realize the caliber of player they were getting in 4-star guard Reed Sheppard, who joined the Cats at the start of last season and quickly became one of their best players. From Kentucky, Sheppard quickly became a fan favorite. He exploded onto the scene...
Webster County High School receives $5,000 from T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Program
T-Mobile officials announced earlier this month, T-Mobile announced a $2 million grand prize football field technology makeover called T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights giving small-town high schools across the country a chance to win big.
Clement's Jewelers to close after 89 years
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (WEVV) — A local jewelry store is closing its doors after nearly 90 years. Clement's Jewelers last day open will be September 17 and they are clearing their shelves to move out. With their iconic blue exterior, customers came and went for years, with Clement's offering many...
Historic West Paducah market closes its door
PADUCAH — A local grocery store, historic to the West Paducah area, will close its doors after being in business more than a year. Three Rivers Grocery Market, previously Forthman Foods and IGA, is having a liquidation sale online and officially closing. Co-owner Rodney Hill originally purchased the business...
Max Dotson anchors the Belfry offensive front @BelfryFootball1 @G_Runyon5 @natesanger11 @minguabeefjerky @KyHighFootball
’25 offensive center flying under the radar but undeservedly…. When we get a note from legendary head football coach, Phillip Haywood (486-163, 8-titles), presently coaching at Belfry High, asking us if we would help promote an offensive center flying under the radar owing to his being an inch or two shorter than some big-timers wish, we respond, “Yessir, Coach.” If you’re a head coach and don’t find us as accommodating to your program or you, the answer is simple, though something you may to wish to hear. He’s Phillip Haywood; you’re not. Sorry. Well anyways, we got such a note from Coach Haywood and we dug around and found his analysis to be on the money. Max Dotson, ’25 center, is a 6’2,” 310-pound guy who is the son and grandson of two stalwarts who, themselves, played in college (Marshall). This kid will play in college too. It is a matter of where, not if.
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