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Courier Journal has rated Mason County JR/ath Josh Harris as the #1 prospect in the state for 2012 class. Rowan County JR/QB Adam Wing was rated as the 5th best overall prospect in the 2012 class. The ratings are gathered from recruiting services, college coaches and media across the state. Congrats, to these two fine young stars in the area. Complete article is below from Courier Journal.

Class of 2012 state football rankings
The early indications are extremely positive about the Class of 2012 football prospects across the state of Kentucky.

While the class doesn't appear to be as deep as the Class of 2011 there are several prospects that - at this point - project to be high-level Division I players.

I'm only going to rank the top 10 in this class because there will be so much change between now and the first few weeks of the season. I will give you other names just not ranked past 10.

The other names are listed in alphabetical order and the photo to the left is of Mason County's Josh Harris.

The list:

1. Josh Harris, LB-RB, Mason County, 6-2, 185 - Harris was all over the field as a sophomore, rushing for over 1,300 yards and amassing 115 tackles. He has perfect combination of big-time athleticism, speed and a high football IQ.
2. Zeke Pike, QB, Dixie Heights, 6-5, 225 - Never taken a varsity snap under center but has shown so much potential at camps and combines. Major colleges love him.
3. Travis Elliott, RB, Ryle, 5-11, 210 - Elliott has been on the radar since he made an impact during his freshman season. A hard-nosed runner and very intense.
4. Patrick Towles, QB, Fort Thomas Highlands, 6-5, 230 - Was solid under center as a sophomore in part-time role, throwing for more than 1,100 yards. He's the grandson of Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning.
5. Adam Wing, QB, Rowan County, 6-4, 195 - Completed over 50 percent of his passes as a sophomore. Is bigger and stronger and should have a monster season.
6. Joe Manley, OL, Bowling Green, 6-6, 305 - If he keeps progressing at the current rate will be a high, high Division I kid with great size.
7. Rob Lewis, OL-DL, Pulaski Southwestern, 6-4, 275 - A lot of big-time schools have already inquired, including Ohio State, Virginia Tech and Nebraska.
8. Josh Walls, RB-FS, Scott County, 5-10, 180 - Will likely wind up leading virtually every record at Scott County High School before his career is complete.
9. Vincent Miller, WR, Henry Clay, 5-11, 175 - Played a limited role last season but has been a star on the camp scene this spring.
10. Adam Reynolds, LB, Trinity, 6-1, 175 - One of several big-time young prospects for the Shamrocks. Reynolds called the defenses last season as a sophomore and will be the leader of what should be a top defense this fall.

* Brandon Ball, OL-DL, North Laurel, 6-4, 305
* Beau Biller, LB, Eastern, 6-1, 225
* Tyler Black, TE, Mason County, 6-2, 220
* Matt Brewer, LB, Trinity, 5-11, 175
* Hunter Brewer, LB, Trinity, 5-11, 175
* Jordan Brewer, QB, Bardstown, 6-2, 180
* Drake Bruns, RB-DB, Fort Thomas Highlands, 6-1, 185
* Jeremy Clark, FS, Madisonville, 6-4, 190
* Greg Clemons, RB, Holmes, 5-10, 175
* K.J. Cofer, LB, Bowling Green, 6-1, 195
* J.D. Harmon, ATH, Paducah Tilghman, 6-2, 192
* Lee Lee Hayden, RB, Valley, 6-1, 215
* Russell Hayden, RB, Owensboro Catholic, 5-9, 195
* Scooter Hollis, QB, Bowling Green, 6-1, 170
* Tyler Ison, OL-DL, East Carter, 6-3, 300
* Jordan Kindred, LB, Scott County, 6-2, 220
* Ben Lake, OL-DL, Rockcastle County, 6-2, 220
* Kaleb Leach, Frankfort, TB, DB
* Dustin Linthicum, WR-DB, Greenup County, 6-4, 175
* David Martin, OL-DE, Ballard, 6-4, 240
* Anthony Myrks, DB-WR, Bardstown, 5-11, 175
* Chase Roark, QB-ATH, Middlesboro, 6-4, 210
* Daniel Ross, DE, Jeffersontown, 6-5, 240
* Clark Rowe, RB-DB, Rockcastle County, 5-10, 195
* Turney Sugg, DB, Trinity, 5-10, 165
* Logan Wade, DT-TE, Madisonville, 6-4, 245
* Joey Warburg, OL, Trinity, 6-5, 220
* Alan Williams, WR-LB, Pulaski Southwesternm 6-2, 191

Labels: Adam Reynolds, Adam Wing, Joe Manley, Josh Haris, Josh Walls, Patrick Towles, Rob Lewis, Travis Elliot, Vincent Miller, Zeke Pike

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posted by Jody Demling at 8:00 AM 0 comments
How is Dustin Linthicum on this list when he has never played a down of high school football?
LClion4life Wrote:How is Dustin Linthicum on this list when he has never played a down of high school football?

I thought the same thing....I do know that Copely has shopped him around at the one day college camps this summer. This list is compiled by D1 college coaches data as well.
Not true. He choose not to go to any of the camps.????
How in world can anybody rate these kids that have never started a varsity game,especially the qb's. How do you over look Logan Johnson at Letcher Central he has proven he is the real deal and with Mike Whitaker coaching him he is only going to get better.
SOPHOMORE LOGAN JOHNSON 6'2" 190
passing 212-116= 1707 yards
rushing = 1010 yards
40 yard = 4.78 shuttle =4.55
broad =8'9"
verticle =29"
these were recorded at the Shulmans Combine @ Lexington in May
cherokee Wrote:How in world can anybody rate these kids that have never started a varsity game,especially the qb's. How do you over look Logan Johnson at Letcher Central he has proven he is the real deal and with Mike Whitaker coaching him he is only going to get better.
SOPHOMORE LOGAN JOHNSON 6'2" 190
passing 212-116= 1707 yards
rushing = 1010 yards
40 yard = 4.78 shuttle =4.55
broad =8'9"
verticle =29"
these were recorded at the Shulmans Combine @ Lexington in May

Exactly. That is why you don't pay any attention to player rankings. I will bet there are as many listed above that are better than all listed above. Who decides on this list anyway?