Rising Star Kyle Bolin tops Lexington freshman session!

Kyle Bolin of Lexington Catholic HS is a star on his way up. The 6'1 168 lb QB throws a terrific ball, has mechanics like an auto body shop, great footwork and a quick drop step. Not bad for a kid just one year into high school right? Bolin also has quick feet and competing against the sophomores, was a unanimous choice for QB MVP. His future is bright as ever.

Jacob Hyde (Grayson County) took home the Overall MVP and Strongest Man awards. A giant of a freshman at 6'1 304, Hyde tossed up 155 lbs 38 times, had terrific quickness for a player his size. If I were to tell you that freshman often were Hyde's size, I would be lying through my teeth.

Alton Yarbrough was all the way through at the combine, taking home the WR MVP and Fastest Man awards. The 5'11 158 lb Yarbrough had a 31 inch vertical, 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.68 shuttle and stared during the individual period. From a pure athleticism standpoint, few freshman can match Yarbrough.

Christian "Real Deal" McNeal was simply in a league of his own during the 1 on 1's. The 6'0.5 246 lb standout had quick hands, massive strength and long arms, making the opposing linemen's' day a nightmare.

Matthew Pyke, the OL MVP, is 5'11.5 286 lbs in the 8th grade. Enough said! Potential wise, it's scary to think about what he can do with improved conditioning.

There must really be a special potion in Lexington's water system, as I have never seen freshman as big as those previously mentioned.

TOP PROSPECT ANALYSIS: Kyle Bolin, QB, Class of 2013

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Kyle Bolin, Class 2013: QB, 6-1,160, Lexington Catholic,  KT

Quick Writeup:
Kyle Bolin stepped up into the spotlight at the National Underclassmen Combines and the Top Prospect Camp this season competing only as an 8th grader.  Kyle also started in the Army All-American 8th grade game in San Antonio, Texas.  He has a 5.22 40 yard dash, 4.46 pro-agility shuttle, and an 8'0" broad jump.

Further Analysis:
Kyle has displayed picture perfect mechanics with his drop steps, throwing motion, and release at each level of the NUC which was one reason why he went onto to win the Quarterback MVP at each event.  He is your prototypical quarterback that flashes great leadership abilities and a strong desire to learn more about the game.  Kyle does not only have tremendous mechanics but he also has a strong arm, excellent ability to read a defense, great communication skills, and is tough mentally.  If Kyle continues to progress in this direction of success he will find himself receiving Division 1-A offers from many big time Universities.

I dont grade guys based on stars or scores, I rate them on whether they can play!
They get 1-5 points based on how well they perform in each category. 6 categories with a max of 30 points to be scored.
26-30- big time d-1 prospect
21-25- D-1 Prospect
18-21-1aa Scholarship prospect
14-17-DII Prospect
10-13-DIII Level Prospect
We are only evaluating college level athletes, athletes not on college level will not be evaluated.

Rating System:
TP-Top Prospect Potential--5
FB-Straight Football Player--5
GA-Great Athlete--4
SP-Explosive Impact Potential--4
CK-Combine King--3
SS-Size and Stature--4

Kyle Gets
26 Points =An amazing D-1 a Caliber Prospect, with time and growth could become one of the Best QB's in the USA when he becomes a Senior one day!

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