[Old School Hound]

Oh, and by the way, a lot of Corbin folks on here that probably know this already, but for those that don’t, Trent Taylor, #11 for the Bengals who returns punts and get an occasional touch on offense, started his playing career as a kid in Corbin. His dad is Greg Taylor, who was a Redhound great back in the early 80s, then played at Western. Not sure when they left Corbin, but Trent has been a Godsend for the Bengals, came in and totally solidified their punt return game which was in chaos early last season.

I played baseball and softball with Trent's dad when I was about thirteen. His brother, sister-in-law, nephews, nieces, mother, all still live here. Trent lived in Corbin until he was about eight years old.  He was in Corbin last summer conducting a receivers camp for youngsters. Trent is also a very good receiver.

The Bengals are now my favorite sports team. I have been a fan since the early and mid seventies. Stayed with them through all the deplorable times. Burrow and Zac Taylor have ushered in the Golden Age of Bengals football. Bengals football has never been better. They have totally changed the culture of the Bengals from a franchise that expected to find a way to lose games to one that EXPECTS TO WIN every game they play.  Joe Burrow is a stone cold assassin. He is a different kind of cat. Win or lose against KC, the Bengals  are gonna be near the top of the AFC for years to come.