[RunItUpTheGut]

Devin Taylor West Jessamine 11 282 2664 29 242
Damien Harris Madison Southern 11 200 2470 39 225
Trevor Carnell Bullitt Central 11 234 2096 21 191
Brandon Jones Hazard 11 147 2010 23 183
Kody Thornsberry Morgan County 11 267 1966 26 179
Cody Crider Graves County 13 238 2085 26 160
Michael Nero DuPont Manual 12 258 1832 20 153
Gabe Blair North Laurel 11 243 1670 21 152
Jonathon Scruggs Holmes 10 199 1493 15 149
Brent Holman Bourbon County 13 142 1919 34 148
Jordan Troutman McCracken County 12 199 1763 18 147
Ben Rodgers Knott County Central 10 190 1471 14 147
Quentin Baker Ashland Blazer 11 185 1607 17 146
Charlie Trapp Allen County 10 178 1388 19 139
Jalen Beal Holy Cross (Cov) 10 185 1354 15 135

All the stats haven't been recorded yet for some reason or another, but this is pretty much where the running backs stand at this point and will probably stay.

Its hard to think Scott County wont have at least one good RB with a lot of yards.

Also, any list without Harris as the number one is just dead wrong. he's not the best RB in the state, he's the best RB in the nation.

From far SEKY, I would put as followed (In no particular order)...

Ryan Pittman- Mboro (Stout back for Mboro, over 1300 yards)
Austin Caldwell- Bell County (Bell didn't have a 1000 yard rusher last season)
Jake Coppock- Corbin (Hard to bring down)
Matthew Barger- Knox Central (Assuming he goes to RB instead of QB)
Sam Carr- Clay County (Over 1400 yards last year. May be the best back in the area. Real speedy kid)
Fred Massey- Harlan County (Over 1100 yards last year, will be the make or break guy for HC this year IMO. Big shoes to fill. He will take on a load.)
Zach Mills- Whitley County (Riddled with injuries all year, but may be the fastest back to come threw this area in a long time. With the right coaching hire, and a healthy season, Mills could break some school records)

Im sure im leaving out a few, but that's where we stand IMO this far down in the state.