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You must not have seen him play last year. He does not care one bit to come up and make the stick. He may be little but he is not afraid to hit anybody. He will be a difference maker. Randy Maynard is another kid who will do whatever it takes to win. he will play any position and will excel at it. He too will be a difference maker. Josh and Jard Tackett will see a lot of time this year and will contribute heavily on O and D. They both run well, catch well, and like to hit. These two are scared of nobody. Blake Robinson is a big kid that could really help this year on the line. He is big and strong and moves well. He isn't as physical yet as he will be in the future, but he is working on that I am sure of. Zack Burgy-Vanhoose is a gifted athlete who can do it on the field. He is going to see the field a lot this year, especially while handling the kick off duties. This kid could very well be a D-1 kicker by his senior year. He did kick a 55 yard field goal in a varsity game last year. Kolby McPeek is another who started around 12 games last year at tight end and he looks to see just as much time this year. He moves well, catches well, and won't quit on any play. While the others in this class won't get as much publicity as these, they will still help to contribute in their own way to getting Pikeville back to where it used to be.

I saw him in the Paintsville game slidding under people instead of coming up and making the stop and thats the reason Piantsville almost came back in the 4th quater due to him sliding under them