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George Adams

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Another one of George.

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33 David Bouvier, WR (2914-2018)
Lexington, KY (Lexington Catholic HS)

Started career as a walkon but was put on scholarship in 2018. UK Career: 17 Rec, 218 Yds, 2 TDs. Had timely catches that made the Missouri victory possible, and was a reliable receiver at critical points in several games.

[Pobilly]

Another one of George.

Imagine my sophomore year at BSHS and I was filling a gap like that when George come running through with a head of steam. Yup he trucked my. He was a Sr at Lafayette (IIRC).

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33 Dyshawn Mobley, RB (2012-2013)
Powell, TN (Powell HS)

Set Tennessee single-season rushing records with 3,068 yards and 48 touchdowns as a senior.



Had a big-time run against Georgia in a loss (see link):

Transferred to EKU and signed a free-agent contract with Cincinnati before being cut.








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33 Ryan Flanagan (2014-15)
Missouri City, TX (Marshall HS)

Signed in February 2014 out of Blinn College (JUCO), and didn't show up until fall camp. Got his first action at Weakside Linebacker in October and steadily improved his tackle per game total.

Mark Stoops Photos - Mark Stoops the head coach of the Kentucky Wildcats talks with Ryan Flannigan Welcome! during the game against the Tennessee- Martin Skyhawks at Commonwealth Stadium on August 30, 2014 in Lexington, Kentucky. - Tennessee-Martin v Kentucky

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Archie Powers - I've found Archie as coach of the Williamsburg High School football team.

This is the 1964 Edition of the KHSAA Newsletter showing some of the teams for the year (EKU appears to store archives of KHSAA Activities).

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33 Roger Greer, Offensive/Defensive End (1967-70)
Burdine, KY (Jenkins HS)

All-State in Basketball 1966-67.

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33 David Bouvier, WR (2914-2018)
Lexington, KY (Lexington Catholic HS)

Started career as a walkon but was put on scholarship in 2018. UK Career: 17 Rec, 218 Yds, 2 TDs. Had timely catches that made the Missouri victory possible, and was a reliable receiver at critical points in several games.

He had some big catches, including one for a TD in a win at Florida. And those two catches at Missouri came on the final drive, I think.

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33 George Adams

Kentucky 17
Tennessee 12

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33 George Adams

He was a first round draft pick, and the first running back taken in the 1985 draft (19th overall pick). He was drafted ahead of Randall Cunningham, Andre Reed, Jay Novacek, Doug Flutie, Bernie Kosar, Jerry Gray, the Refrigerator, and everyone else other than 18 picks higher than him. After a solid rookie season, a broken leg took him out of the entire next season, and I don't think he was ever the same, though he played five more seasons after that. Even at 6'1", 225, he returned kicks, even in the NFL.

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33 George Adams

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Willie Cannon, DB/LB (1990-93)
Miami, FL (Southridge)

Walkon made some big plays in 1993 game against Florida came up with an Interception late in the game which led to a field goal for UK. Unfortunately Florida used a replacement quarterback (after having seven interceptions for the game), and Wuerful hit Chris Doering in the endzone with three seconds on the scoreboard.

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33 Bill Ledkovar, Halfback (1948-1951)
Fairmont, WV (Fairmont HS)
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Sept. 16

• 1950: Running back Bill Leskovar rushed for 119 yards, the first 100-yard rushing game of his career, as the Wildcats shut out the North Texas Mean Green 25-0.

Program cover from that game:





With Vito "Babe" Parilli:




• 1951 Draft
15th round
Chicago Cardinals
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33 Calvin Harrison, DB (2006-2010)
Columbia, SC (Richland Northeast HS)

Defensive back Calvin Harrison tracks Quarterback Justin Burke #13 of the Louisville Cardinals as he runs with the ball during the game against the Kentucky Wildcats at Commonwealth Stadium on September 19, 2009 in Lexington, Kentucky. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)