[EKUAlum05]

Belfry Players Making All-State in Multiple Seasons
Flem Varney- 1949 & 1950
Ireland Smith- 1956 & 1957
Rick Kestner- 1960 & 1961
Floyd Hatfield- 1961 & 1962
Frank Guyton- 1964 & 1965
James Ramey- 1973 & 1974
Mark Cook- 1984 & 1985
Bruce Smith- 1986 & 1987
Mikey Scott- 1987 & 1988
Chris Ratlif- 1987 & 1988
Danny Spinks- 1987 & 1988
Tim Bob Hatfield- 1989 & 1990
Jonathan Wright- 1998 & 1999
Phillip Varney- 2002 & 2003
Doug Howard- 2003 & 2004
David Jones- 2003 & 2004
Dustin May- 2006 & 2007
Ivan Lee- 2007 & 2008
Cole Bentley- 2014, 2015, & 2016
Rayquan Horton- 2014, 2015, & 2016
Cameron Catron- 2015 & 2016
Derek Wellman- 2015, 2016, & 2017
Devin Varney- 2015 & 2017
Austin Dotson- 2015 & 2016
Dagen Rash- 2017 & 2018
Grayson Cook- 2017, 2018, & 2019
Ethan Wolford- 2018 & 2019

[BoondockSaint]

Solid!!!!!!!

FYI Richie Blackburn was actually the first Pirate I know of to receive a KY vs TN invite but did not play due to an injury to his knee.

[EKUAlum05]

Solid!!!!!!!

FYI Richie Blackburn was actually the first Pirate I know of to receive a KY vs TN invite but did not play due to an injury to his knee.

Richie was the real deal! Not sure Tim Couch got hit like that until he went to Cleveland.


Imagine him playing today with the evolution of Belfry's strength and conditioning program.

[#55PirateFan]

Belfry Players Making All-State in Multiple Seasons
Flem Varney- 1949 & 1950
Ireland Smith- 1956 & 1957
Rick Kestner- 1960 & 1961
Floyd Hatfield- 1961 & 1962
Frank Guyton- 1964 & 1965
James Ramey- 1973 & 1974
Mark Cook- 1984 & 1985
Bruce Smith- 1986 & 1987
Mikey Scott- 1987 & 1988
Chris Ratlif- 1987 & 1988
Danny Spinks- 1987 & 1988
Tim Bob Hatfield- 1989 & 1990
Jonathan Wright- 1998 & 1999
Phillip Varney- 2002 & 2003
Doug Howard- 2003 & 2004
David Jones- 2003 & 2004
Dustin May- 2006 & 2007
Ivan Lee- 2007 & 2008
Cole Bentley- 2014, 2015, & 2016
Rayquan Horton- 2014, 2015, & 2016
Cameron Catron- 2015 & 2016
Derek Wellman- 2015, 2016, & 2017
Devin Varney- 2015 & 2017
Austin Dotson- 2015 & 2016
Dagen Rash- 2017 & 2018
Grayson Cook- 2017, 2018, & 2019
Ethan Wolford- 2018 & 2019

Very nice, solid work as always my friend. Alot of tradition there. Makes one wonder how it took Belfry so long to win their first state championship with all those great players that's played on Pond Creek over the years.

[EKUAlum05]

Very nice, solid work as always my friend. Alot of tradition there. Makes one wonder how it took Belfry so long to win their first state championship with all those great players that's played on Pond Creek over the years.

1965, 1979, & 1990 all stand out.

In all those seasons Belfry had undefeated regular seasons and finished ranked in the Top 20 of the Lit Ratings (have not found 65 yet).

Those were some excellent teams with excellent players that just ran into the wrong team in a playoff system that was simply harder to win in. 1979 it was the State Finals before they lost obviously. 1990 it was just that Ashland team of legend.

[Patriot1]

What about Harold Borders? He was the starting QB at EKU for 2 years under coach kid, believe he played in the mid-70's.

Harold played for Coach Vipperman and graduated in 1969.

[EKUAlum05]

Harold played for Coach Vipperman and graduated in 1969.

I could not find any AP All-State info during that time but he made the 1968 CJ All-State Honorable Mention.

He went on to be a very good player at EKU playign QB. Rick Blackburn also played at EKU with Borders (End), Blackburn was two years behind him.

Here is an article on Borders from when he led EKU to a victory of East Tennessee. He earned the nickname "Quick Harold".

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xzrac2vr39maif..._.pdf?dl=0

[EKUAlum05]

Side note.. if anyone has a family member they are sure I missed somewhere, if you give me the exact name and years he was at Belfry it makes it a lot easier to search.

I literally looked through thousands of names in blurred print so the odds are good I missed a name or two despite my best efforts.

[EKUAlum05]

A few names of Belfry players to go on an play College Football:
C Lawson King- University of Kentucky back in the 50's ('52 or '53). He also made the East-West All-Star team.

OL Irvin Wilson and OL Cullen Wilson. Irvin played at Marshall and coached Belfry in the 50's. Cullen Wilson would go on to play T for UK.

Paul Hampton ('65) was an East-West All-Star and went on to play at EKU.

Tom Taylor ('82) went on to play at Morehead State.




Anyone have any stories or accounts of Benny Allen?

Was an All-Stater on the 79' Runner-Up team. Went on to be named to the East-West All-Star Game and signed to play at EKU.

6'0 235 NG

[dodger]

1965, 1979, & 1990 all stand out.

In all those seasons Belfry had undefeated regular seasons and finished ranked in the Top 20 of the Lit Ratings (have not found 65 yet).

Those were some excellent teams with excellent players that just ran into the wrong team in a playoff system that was simply harder to win in. 1979 it was the State Finals before they lost obviously. 1990 it was just that Ashland team of legend.

Belfry finished No. 26 in the final Lit Ratings of the '65 season.

[EKUAlum05]

Belfry finished No. 26 in the final Lit Ratings of the '65 season.

Thank you!

[OutlawJoseyWales]

A few names of Belfry players to go on an play College Football:
C Lawson King- University of Kentucky back in the 50's ('52 or '53). He also made the East-West All-Star team.

OL Irvin Wilson and OL Cullen Wilson. Irvin played at Marshall and coached Belfry in the 50's. Cullen Wilson would go on to play T for UK.

Paul Hampton ('65) was an East-West All-Star and went on to play at EKU.

Tom Taylor ('82) went on to play at Morehead State.


Anyone have any stories or accounts of Benny Allen?

Was an All-Stater on the 79' Runner-Up team. Went on to be named to the East-West All-Star Game and signed to play at EKU.

6'0 235 NG

Flem Bodad Varney played at Marshall

I also thought that Gene Phillips made All-State in the 60's. He also played at Marshall.

James Ramey played at UK and was drafted by Cleveland.

[EKUAlum05]

**UPDATED 5/18/20**
Coach Haywood Coaching Honors of Note:
2018 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2018 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2017 National Coach of the Year by National High School Athletic Coaches Association
2017 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2017 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2017 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2016 Inducted into National High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame
2016 Inducted into Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame
2016 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2016 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2015 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2015 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2015 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2014 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2013 USA Today's Best High School Football Coach in America
2013 Courier Journal Coach the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2013 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2012 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2012 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2012 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2011 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes) (tie)
2011 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year
2011 Became Kentucky's Winningest Coach of All-Time with his 346th Win

2010 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2010 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2009 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2008 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2008 Associated Press Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention
2008 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2007 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2007 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2007 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2006 KFCA 2A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2005 KFCA 2A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2004 Courier Journal 2A COTY
2004 KFCA 2A-District 8 COTY

2003 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2003 AP Coach of the Year (All Classes)-Finalist
2003 KFCA 2A-District 8 Coach of the Year

1997 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention

1995 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention

1989 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention

1988 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention
1988 AP Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention

1987 Kentucky-Tennessee All-Star Game Head Coach

1986 Courier Journal 3A COTY
1986 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist

1985 Courier Journal 3A COTY
1985 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention

1983 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention (PBURG)

1982 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention (PBURG)

Kentucky All-Time Leader in Wins
Currently 5th Nationally Among Leaders in All-Time Wins





If anyone can fill in anything else I missed it would be appreciated!

[OutlawJoseyWales]

Coach Haywood Coaching Honors of Note:
2018 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2018 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2017 National Coach of the Year by National High School Athletic Coaches Association
2017 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2017 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2017 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2016 Inducted into National High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame
2016 Inducted into Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame
2016 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2016 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2015 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2015 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2015 KFCA 3A-District 6 Coach of the Year

2014 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2013 USA Today's Best High School Football Coach in America
2013 Courier Journal Coach the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2013 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2012 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2012 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2012 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2011 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes) (tie)
2011 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year
2011 Became Kentucky's Winningest Coach of All-Time with his 346th Win

2010 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2010 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2009 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2008 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2008 Associated Press Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Honorable Mention
2008 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2007 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)- Finalist
2007 Courier Journal 3A COTY
2007 KFCA 3A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2006 KFCA 2A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2005 KFCA 2A-District 8 Coach of the Year

2004 Courier Journal 2A COTY
2004 KFCA 2A-District 8 COTY

2003 Courier Journal Coach of the Year (All Classes)
2003 KFCA 2A-District 8 Coach of the Year

1987 Kentucky-Tennessee All-Star Game Head Coach

Kentucky All-Time Leader in Wins
Currently 5th Nationally Among Leaders in All-Time Wins





If anyone can fill in anything else I missed it would be appreciated!

That is a crazy list!!! 👍🏼👍🏼🅱️🅱️🅱️🏈🏈🏈

[EKUAlum05]

Multiple Posts Coming...Stats for the last 20 years:

For this round of stats I used the CJ Pre-Season Coach's Rankings and then the AP Polls since both dated back to 2000 and there are no gaps in publication time as a result. Since 2000:

Belfry is 73-41 vs. ranked opponents (64.04%).
Belfry is 40-16 vs. ranked opponents at home (71.43%), 36-13 at CAM Stadium specifically (73.47%).
Belfry is 23-21 vs. ranked opponents on the road (52.27%).
Belfry is 10-4 vs. ranked opponents at Neutral Sites (71.43%).

Belfry is 37-24 vs. teams entering the game ranked in the Top 5 (60.66%).
Belfry is 20-12 in those games played at home (62.50%), 19-9 at CAM Stadium (67.86%).
Belfry is 13-10 in those games played on the road (56.52%).
Belfry is 4-2 in those games on a neutral field (66.67%).

Belfry is 7-8 vs. teams entering the game ranked #1 in their respective class (46.67%).
Belfry is 3-4 in those games at home (42.86%), 3-2 at CAM Stadium (60.00%).
Belfry is 2-4 in those games played on the road (33.33%).
Belfry is 2-0 in those games played on a neutral field (100%).

2001 vs. Ironton (OH)- Loss
2002 vs. Breathitt County- Loss
2006 vs. NewCath- Win
2010 vs. Somerset- Win
2012 vs. Breathitt County- Win
2013 vs. Wayne County (WKU)- Win
2015 @ Cabell Midland (WV)- Loss
2016 @ Knoxville Catholic (TN)- Loss
2018 @ Pikeville- Win
2018 @ Johnson Central- Loss
2018 vs. Boyle County- Win
2019 @ Archbishop Alter (OH)- Loss
2019 vs. Pikeville- Loss
2019 vs. Bell County (Kroger Field)- Win

[EKUAlum05]

Playoff Stats Since 2000:


Belfry is 70-13 in playoff games since 2000 (84.34%).
Belfry is 53-5 at home in the playoffs (91.38%), 43-4 at CAM Stadium (91.49%).
Belfry is 10-4 on the road in the playoffs (71.43%).
Belfry is 7-4 on neutral fields in the playoffs since 2000 (63.64%)

Belfry is 29-13 against ranked teams in playoff games since 2000 (69.05%).
Belfry is 14-5 at home in those playoff games (73.68%), 11-4 at CAM Stadium (73.33%).
Belfry is 8-4 on the road in those playoff games (66.67%).
Belfry is 7-4 on neutral fields in those playoff games (63.64%).

Belfry is 18-9 in playoff games vs. Top 5 ranked teams at the end of the regular season (66.67%).
Belfry is 9-4 at home in those playoff games (69.23%), Belfry is 8-3 at CAM (72.73%).
Belfry is 6-3 on the road in those playoff games (66.67%).
Belfry is 3-2 on a neutral field in those playoff games (60.00%).

Belfry is 4-2 vs. teams who finished the regular season ranked #1 in the playoffs (66.67%).
Belfry is 2-2 at home in those playoff games (50.00%), they are 2-1 at CAM (66.67%).
Belfry has not played a #1 team on the road in the playoffs since 2000.
Belfry is 2-0 on a neutral site in those playoff games (100%).

2002 vs. Breathitt County- Loss
2010 vs. Somerset- Win
2012 vs. Breathitt County- Win
2013 vs. Wayne County (WKU)- Win
2018 vs. Boyle County- Loss
2019 vs. Bell County (Kroger Field)- Win

[EKUAlum05]

Since 2000:
Belfry is 231-50 all together since 2000 (82.21%)
Belfry is 139-21 at home since 2000 (86.88%), 110-16 at CAM Stadium. (87.30%)
Belfry is 79-24 on the road since 2000 (76.70%).
Belfry is 13-5 on neutral fields since 2000 (72.22%).

Belfry is 100-6 in District Games since 2000 (94.34%).
Belfry is 61-2 in Home District Games (96.83%), 44-1 at CAM Stadium (97.78%).
Belfry is 39-4 in District Games on the road (90.70%).

Belfry is 41-23 when "playing up" in Class against larger size schools (64.07%) since 2000.
Belfry is 161-23 when playing schools of the same size (87.50%).
Belfry is 28-6 when "playing down" against smaller size schools (82.35%).

[EKUAlum05]

Streaks and Notes Since 2000:
- Belfry finished with 7 State Titles and 4 Runner-Up Finishes in the 20-year stretch.

- Huntington, WV snapped a 30-game home winning streak when they defeated Belfry in the 2017 Pike County Bowl.

- Boyle County ended a 27 game home playoff win streak when they defeated Belfry in 2018.

- Belfry went 45-0 against Pike County Schools (Excluding Pikeville as an Independent School District) since 2000. Belfry has not lost to a Pike County School since Elkhorn City on November 8th 1974. Belfry is 66-0 in that 45-year span.

- Belfry went 17-3 against rival Pikeville during this 20-year window (85.00%).

- Belfry enters 2020 with a 41 game winning streak against District competition in tact.

- Belfry won 17 outright District Titles and tied for the District title in 2010. Belfry won 14 Regional Titles.

- Between 2002-2006 Belfry carried a 31 game winning streak against District competition.

- Sheldon Clark snapped a 33-game home winning streak against District competition when they defeated Belfry in 2009. It is the only time Belfry has lost to a District foe at CAM Stadium.

- Belfry went 17-2 (89.47%) against Private Schools during this 20-year window.

- Johnson Central bested Belfry during this 20-year window with their win in 2019, Belfry went 6-7 against the Golden Eagles. Jim Matney cannot boast he had a winning record though, before going to Johnson Central in 2004 he lost to Belfry in 2003 while at Sheldon Clark so he finishes 7-7 against Haywood for the 20-year window.

- After starting the 2000's with three straight losses to Lawrence County, Belfry went on to win 20-straight games entering 2020.

- Ironton, Ohio (0-6), Louisville Central (2-5), Ashland Blazer (1-5), Huntington, West Virginia (0-2) were the only teams to play Belfry more than once since 2000 and come away with winning records.

- Ohio was unkind to Belfry. The Pirates went 3-7 against teams from the Buckeye State. They were 3-1 against teams not named Ironton, FWIW.

- Belfry went 3-3 against teams from West Virginia. They were 3-1 against Tennessee teams.

- Belfry's greatest mastery was against teams from the Southern Kentucky Region. Belfry went 24-0 against teams from Harlan, Bell, Knox, Laurel, Pulaski, Wayne, and Whitley County during this 20-year stretch. It has been 23 years since a team from this area has defeated Belfry, that was Bell County in 1997.

- Belfry posted an impressive 24-3 record against Central Kentucky teams. Henry Clay (X2) and Boyle County were the only teams to best Belfry. The Pirates went 10-2 against teams from Lexington.


- Belfry also was undefeated against NKY teams, they went 8-0 since 2000. Belfry was undefeated against WKY teams as well, but they only played one, Owensboro Catholic in the 2004 State Championship.

- Belfry was 7-5 against teams from the Louisville Metro area (Jefferson, Hardin, Nelson, Bullitt, Shelby, Oldham, Meade, Spencer and Henry Counties)

- Belfry faced 12 teams that went on to win a State Championship. Belfry was 4-8 in those games but six of those losses were in the playoffs against teams from the same class (Four in the State Finals). All told, Belfry was 4-2 against teams in the regular season who went on to win their respective State Title.

2006 1A NewCath- Win
2015 1A Pikeville- Win
2015 4A Knoxville Catholic, TN- Win
2016 4A Johnson Central- Win
2019 1A Pikeville- Loss
2019 4A Johnson Central- Loss

- Belfry faced 15 teams who went on to finish as State Runner-Up. Belfry was 11-4 in those games. Removing the teams Belfry faced in the playoffs and State Finals, the Pirates were 4-1 against eventual State Runner-Ups in the regular season.

2015 2A NewCath- Win
2015 4A Johnson Central- Win
2017 4A Johnson Central- Win
2018 1A Pikeville- Win
2018 4A Johnson Central- Loss

- The 2016 Belfry team had the most impressive resume of an Eastern Kentucky team in the modern era according to the Courier-Journal Lit Rating (** 2019 Johnson Central withheld as the Lit Ratings were no longer published**).

That 2016 team spent three weeks ranked as the #2 overall team in Kentucky behind Trinity. They were the #1 ranked small school in Kentucky every week and finished ranked as the #4 overall team. The 127.6 Final Rating is the highest in EKY history. The only EKY team in the modern era to finish the regular season with higher overall State Ranking was Breathitt County in 1997, the Bobcats though failed to go on to win a State Title after finishing the regular season as the #3 overall team in Kentucky.

- All told, 41 times would a Belfry player earn All-State 1st team recognition in either the Courier Journal, AP, or LHL Class of the Commonwealth since 2000. There were 19 different Individual Players to make 1st Team All-State. Cole Bentley, Austin Dotson, and Ray Horton would make 1st team All-State in Successive Years.

- Belfry has been ranked in the AP Poll every week since the first poll of the 2002 season was issued on September 17th, 2002.The Pirates dipped to #9 in the final AP Poll of 2010, but then upset the #1 and #2 ranked teams en route to a Runner-Up finish that season.

[Panther Thunder]

You can add a win over 2018 Class A Runner-Up, Pikeville

[BelfryPastor]

I created an account just to post on this, because I wanted to share something about Coach Haywood. I will give away my identity here, but I wrote for several years in the area, Williamson Daily and News-Express and now I pastor at Pinsonfork Church of God, in Belfry. On Monday, we did a sit down with Coach Haywood, where him and I just talked on live-stream. Sadly, we had some issues with our livestream and it wasn't very clear (the only issue we've had and we are doing a major upgrade to that). You can find and hear some of it on our FB page. But I wanted to share with you some things Coach Haywood said and some interesting points made, that I feel speaks to this thread!

First: He does feel they will be football this year just not sure when. Also, confirmed they are just nine games as of now, had a team from New Jersey coming but they aren't going to come due to everything going on and it is difficult to schedule anything right now.

Belfry
He spoke a lot about the community and the crowd support. He highlighted a couple of games as moments where Belfry fans showed how special they are. First, was the 2003 Region Finals at Middlesboro (one of the best crowds I've seen at a game) and this years game at DeSales.

Adversity
We talked a lot about overcoming obstacles and adversity. We talked about how Belfry went to state back-to-back shortly after he arrived and didn't go back until 2003. He said that it was frustrating because they had some really good teams but just could not get over that hump.
He talked about the moment in 2003 when they won the title, he said he couldn't describe what was going through his mind but thanks about it often. He said he was thinking, we finally did it. He also noted that the failures and falling short allowed him, the staff and community to appreciate the success that much more.

He also spoke about his second year of coaching at Prestonsburg about the young man being paralyzed and how that really shaped him, his faith and who he was as a coach. A very heart-felt moment of the talk!

Leadership
I love learning from leaders and we talked a ton about that and it is easy to see why Belfry is successful. I've set in on coaches meetings before and I can tell you his meetings is like no other.
He talked a ton about three things: Excellence, Mentorship and doing the little things well.
He said that what divides good players from great players and good teams from great teams is doing the little things well. He said he always focuses on the little things, the small details and his staff also does.
As far as excellence those, he said that he wants the program to be ran with excellence; everything about it.
And he talked about the value of reaching out to mentors. He said most of his mentors are already passed but he still has people he goes to for advice and for guidance and that any leader needs that. He also talked about how they push the older kids to reach out and be that to the younger kids, noted that the younger ones come in looking at the older ones like a hero.

One more side note: He started coaching at the age of 13, coaching baseball and has been coaching since then! That is a fact about Coach Haywood that I never knew!

[EKUAlum05]

^^

Great stuff!

I have been working diligently whenever I have free time at researching and trying to document as much Belfry History as I can. My goal is to put it into a format over the next year where it can be accessed by anyone free of charge.

Full disclosure, I have a nephew who will be in High School soon in GA and have two babies under 2. My father's health is also becoming an issue and I can see him leaving the area and with it most of my ties. My days of following Belfry closely are probably coming to a close so I want to leave a bit of a resource for fans to always enjoy.

As technology changes even these message boards will be a thing of the past. For as much joy as the Belfry program has brought to an area of Appalachia that has needed it through the years, I hope this just builds to the Pond Creek legacy.

On a side note I want to challenge anyone reading this that has the means to add to history to do so. If you have old game films try to get them uploaded to Youtube.

I have created a playlist in a semi-chronological order and will continue to add to it as I find more.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...ioMD5A4McU

[Cardsfan1972]

Man Haywood is a class act