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How Kentucky football recruits fared over the weekend
October 28, 2013

Derek Terry and Justin Rowland
CatsIllustrated.com Staff

Four-star quarterback Drew Barker led Conner to a 32-20 win over Scott, which moved its record to 7-2 (3-1). It was Conner's fourth consecutive win. Barker passed for 296 yards and three touchdowns in the victory.

The Wildcats' other in-state commitment, Adrian Middleton, had a weekend of rest as South Warren was on a bye.

Stone Mountain (Ga.) Stephenson defensive back Jared Tucker was also out of action but in his case it was due to an injury. Tucker has a pulled hamstring.

Winton Woods got back in the win column by blanking Anderson 26-0. Mike Edwards continued his stellar play with eight tackles and a fumble recovery. He did it on offense, too, catching two passes for 21 yards and rushing four times for 35 yards.

Westerville South tight end Darryl Long had a catch that went for 15 yards and his squad put together a complete performance in a 21-0 win over Dublin Jerome.

Meanwhile Westerville Central defeated Hilliard Darby 35-21 in what was one of its lower-scoring games of the year. Nick Richardson has been part of a dominant offensive line for Central. UK's other Ohio offensive line pledge, Jarrett LaRubbio, had a good week too, as Lakota East defeated Sycamore 28-21 on the road. Central is 8-1 while Lakota East is 5-4 on the year.

Receiver Thaddeus Snodgrass had two receptions for 49 yards and a touchdown but Springfield lost to Northmont 42-20. Springfield is 1-8 (0-4) on the season with Snodgrass accounting for nearly half of the team's receiving yards.

Lakota West's offense was kept mostly in check against Oak Hills but Mikel Horton and the crew still squeaked by in a 10-7 win. Horton had 115 yards on the ground with a 6.1 yard per carry average.

Kilgore College has a proud history on the gridiron with two junior college national championships but it won't get a third this year. Kilgore's 42-12 loss to Tyler J.C. ensured that it would miss the playoffs. UK commit Michael Mathis has been out of action with a minor injury.

ASA College's football team is now ranked No. 15 in the NJCAA poll and will take on St. Francis University's junior varsity team on the road Monday.

Blinn College needed a win against Cisco College to keep its postseason hopes alive and it got it in a 44-34 shootout. Both of Kentucky's defensive commits, Ryan Flannigan and Shyquawn Pullium, were out of action nursing minor injuries.

As if four-star running back commit Stanley Williams wasn't already doing enough for George Walton Academy's team, he decided to do a little extra Friday night by throwing a 51-yard touchdown pass. He also rushed for 109 yards on 13 carries and added a touchdown on the ground. Despite the stellar game from Williams, George Walton Academy fell to Athens Academy 35-21.

Woodruff (S.C) had a big game from Blake Bone,who caught eight passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns. Woodruff couldn't put together many stops though and lost 51-41 to Broome.

It was a rest week for several Kentucky commitments' teams in Florida, including Garrett Johnson, Denzel Ware and Derrick Kelly as all were off this week.

McKinney (Texas) lost another game to Plano West on Friday night by the score of 38-20. T.V. Williams did not play in the game due to injury.

Stats for Nico Firios were not available, but Longwood (Fla.) Lyman defeated University 24-6. Lyman is now 4-4 on the season.

Youngstown Christian and Tymere Dubose were shut out on Saturday by a score of 28-0.

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