[Bull got out!]

THE NEXT 39 

Austin Alexander, Cooper, 6-3/243/Jr./TE/DE 

Avery Bodner, Boyle County, 6-0/175/Sr./ATH

 Demauriah Brown, Boyle County, 5-11/170/Jr./ATH/LB 

Jack Chappell, North Laurel, 6-2/202/Sr./LB 

Aveion Chenault, Frederick Douglass, 6-2/165/Jr./WR 

Buddy Collins, Scott County, 5-10/175/Jr./ATH 

Santana Crayton, Pleasure Ridge Park, 5-10/180/Sr./WR/SS 

Sage Dawson, Boyle County, 6-0/160/Sr./QB 

Brock Driver, Boyle County, 6-2/205/Jr./ATH 

Jahvon Frazier, Bryan Station, 6-2/194/Sr./DE 

Dahvon Frazier, Bryan Station, 6-2/215/Sr./DE 

Carter Guillaume, St. Xavier, 6-2/275/Sr./OL 

Marlon Harbin, St. Xavier, 5-11/175/So./ATH 

Isaiah Hare, Bullitt East, 6-3/260/Sr./DL 

Antonio Harris, Male, 6-0/170/Jr./ATH JT 

Haskins Jr., Bryan Station, 6-1/170/Sr./ATH 

Brady Hensley, Lexington Christian, 6-0/202/Sr./RB/SS 

Terrion Hicks, Frederick Douglass, 5-11/170/Sr./ATH 

Jason Hocker, Bryan Station, 6-1/235/Sr./LB 

Connor Hodge, Christian Academy-Louisville, 6-1/160/Jr./ATH 

Ashton Jones, St. Xavier, 6-2/265/Sr./DL 

Jeremiah “JJ” Jones, Murray, 6-4/196/Jr./WR/SS 

Demeco Kennedy, Frederick Douglass, 6-3/265/Sr./OL/DL 

Jak Lindsey, Owensboro, 6-5/300/Sr./OL 

Jeremiah Lowe, Frederick Douglass, 5-11/170/Sr./CB

Ronald Lunz, North Hardin, 5-10/160/So./ATH

 Lukus McDaniels, Jeffersontown, 6-5/230/Sr./ATH 

David “Pancake” Pellman, Manual, 6-3/285/So./OL 

Justin Ruffin Jr., Christian Academy-Louisville, 5-9/160/Sr./WR/CB 

Joe Schlarman, Lexington Catholic, 6-3/265/Sr./OL 

Jacob Smith, Corbin, 6-5/230/Sr., Edge 

Jerod Smith, Corbin, 6-3/265/Sr., DL 

Makhi Smith, Woodford County, 6-3/175/Jr./ATH

Isaac Sowells Jr., Male, 6-0/170/Jr./OL 

Jutarious Starks, Mayfield, 5-10/195/Sr./RB/TE

 Jhaden Vaughn, Trigg County, 6-5/185/Sr./WR/S 

Zah’Ron “Zeek” Washburn, Manual, 5-11/182/Sr./ATH

Franklin West, Corbin, 6-3/295/Sr./OL 

Darius Wiley, North Hardin, 6-6/230/Sr./EDGE

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[Khalisimo]

so the two twins going to a cfp contender are "the next 39" and not top 10? lmao ooooooooookay.

[dodger]

It was a coaches' vote and many votes had been received before their enrollment at Corbin.

[Big Daddy Bull]

so the two twins going to a cfp contender are "the next 39" and not top 10? lmao ooooooooookay.

Have they been ruled eligible yet is the question?

[UK1fan]

SImon Kenton Aba Selm at #5.

[Hoot Gibson]

so the two twins going to a cfp contender are "the next 39" and not top 10? lmao ooooooooookay.

Have they been ruled eligible yet is the question?

The next question is, if so, how are the eligible? According to media reports, their mother still lives in New England and their father is in the military. Looking at a map, I don't see any military installations near Corbin. Do the KHSAA transfer rules apply to 18 year-old senior athletes, or are they free to live and play anywhere they want?

[Khalisimo]

u still believe in eligibility rules??? bet u believe in santa and the tooth fairy grow up

[Hoot Gibson]

u still believe in eligibility rules??? bet u believe in santa and the tooth fairy grow up

You'd be wrong, doofus. I am in favor of eliminating the KHSAA and the stupid rules that it selectively enforces but as long as the rules are in effect, then they should be fairly enforced. It makes no sense to me how the Smith twins could be eligible and any other player in Kentucky could be ruled ineligible. That's all.

[TD Hounds]

u still believe in eligibility rules??? bet u believe in santa and the tooth fairy grow up

You'd be wrong, doofus. I am in favor of eliminating the KHSAA and the stupid rules that it selectively enforces but as long as the rules are in effect, then they should be fairly enforced. It makes no sense to me how the Smith twins could be eligible and any other player in Kentucky could be ruled ineligible. That's all.

I agree Hoot, the KHSAA has become nothing but a bump in the road to some while others are held to a different standard.  I’m all about kids being able to go and play wherever they feel is gonna make them happy and lead to the most success.  Kids only get one chance to get it right most of the rules are only enforced for selfish reasons without taking the kids well being into the equation at all.

[Deuce8]

If I were a high school football coach in Kentucky I’d be calling every small college in my area and see if they have any red shirt freshmen available who want to play an extra year of high school football……may as well Khsaa won’t do a thing , I never want to see a kid miss an opportunity to play football but fair is fair…. I know for 100% these boys father never filed the proper paperwork to get them the extra “covid” year ….. Stoops and big dawg pulled some strings here to get theses kids eligible…..”maybe” You know Tackett and Billbury are all about that money and they got what they were looking for …… KHSAA is so corrupt and nothing will EVER be done …. I would love to see the papers filed asking for the extra Covid year ….. know for a fact they don’t exist…… but ….. with or without the twins Boyle 4-peat …… I’ll say this ….if they are eligible it will make high school football more interesting in the bluegrass this year ….

[Warriorhawk17]

No players from eastern kentucky, but seems like they rule the state championships year in and year out?

[Khalisimo]

u still believe in eligibility rules??? bet u believe in santa and the tooth fairy grow up

You'd be wrong, doofus. I am in favor of eliminating the KHSAA and the stupid rules that it selectively enforces but as long as the rules are in effect, then they should be fairly enforced. It makes no sense to me how the Smith twins could be eligible and any other player in Kentucky could be ruled ineligible. That's all.

my point in my joke (thanks for calling me doofus though i love you too) was that it's easier to just accept the khsaa is a farce as legitimate as santa clause lol