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I would have to say #28, Josh Gregory, of Lincoln COunty has to be at or near the top of the the list. After 3 games, he has 517 yards rushing. That may not sound like a lot to some people, but you have to look at the 3 defenses he has faced: Franklin, Blackman, and Riverdale. Good job Josh, keep up the good work!!!

LCstatman, I have to agree with you. I haven't seen all your games, but I have noticed the competition you've been playing. For Gregory to gain that kind of yardage against that kind of competition speaks volumes for him....and the offensive line he is running behind. Will Franklin County slow him down?

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CHS 4 Life...I know its still to early to compare, but how does Nunley stack up against Chris Elam? 2 different offenses so the comparison may not be too easy to do.

I saw Elam play and I never thaught that any back would be better, but Nunley is as good. He is smaller than Chris but runs lower to the ground and that makes it hard to get a shot at him. He runs so small that sometimes you can not find him in a pile of players and then he'll just pop out and break tackels and run 70 yards and this kid is like Chris he has an extra gear.

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