TN ALLSTARS KY ALLSTARS 7

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CHATTANOOGA - Despite being outsized and having 15 fewer Division I-A signees on its roster, the Tennessee high school football all-stars physically whipped Kentucky in the second half last night to claim a 14-7 victory at Finley Stadium.

http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/sports/14840542.htm

Congratulations guy on playing a tough game, I would bet thatMicah's leadership and intensity spilled over to the players around him in this game.

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According to the Knoxville Sentinel --

CHATTANOOGA - For the first time in 19 years, the Tennessee-Kentucky High School All-Star Game took place on a Division I-AA field.

How fitting.




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http://www.knoxnews.com/kns/images/spacers/spacer.gifTennessee's stars, with just two Division I signees on its roster, snapped Kentucky's four-game winning streak with a 14-7 victory at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga's Finley Stadium on Friday.
Future roommates at Division I-AA Austin Peay, linebackers Spencer Gulmire and Daniel Becker anchored the defense.
Two of East Tennessee's finest - Catholic's Davis Bodie and Morristown West's Dylan Stephens - manned the corners for an offensive line that helped Tennessee rack up 212 rushing yards on 41 carries.
http://www.knoxnews.com/kns/prep_football/article/0,1406,KNS_2979_4781981,00.html
Prospects? Who needs prospects?
That Kentucky's Division I signees outnumbered Tennessee's 14 to two hardly seemed to matter.