Wow, is Vaughn a stud or what? He is just a natural runningback. He might be the fastest Reitz runningback in years. I really like this kid. And rumor has it the Flemming boy is also a stud. I'm glad this kid will be on the westside for the next three years.

And he protects the ball!!!

Was Vaughn on the freshman team last year? I only saw parts of a couple games following cub games in '09 but didn't remember him, but do remember KJ Fleming from freshman and jr.high track.

He was on the Frosh team last year. But, he suffered through a high ankle sprain most of the year and wasn't effective to the degree he is now.

Yes, Vaugn is a stud and only a Soph. Any word on if Flemming is going to play this year?

I really want to see Fleming play. I hope that he can get back and get some game reps this season. I really believe that if going into the next two years with two stud running backs that can take it to the house from anywhere on the field, no one would be able to stop the running game. As long as we have enough of a passing game to keep teams honest, it could be like watching a track meet on the turf the next couple of years.

I know this is a bold statement, but if you can find me a better soph rb in the state I'll buy you a case of beer. Also, if Flemming is as good as his brother(I've heard he is a lot faster) then Reitz will have the best/one of the best backfileds in the state next year. B J Flemming is listed on the rivals/scout.com website at a 4.7 flat 40. That is very best for a high school rb. Mcintosh is a 4.65 to low 4.7 just to give you a example. So if Flemming is as fast or faster then his brother, Reitz will have two rb's in the backfield with 4.5/4.6 speed. The only downfall with these kids is they are only 165 pounds. If they can get up to around 180, they will have a chance to play college football. The scouts always look at 40 times. Crider ran a low 4.5 and Bell ran a 4.75. Bell's 40 time is probably what kept him from going D1. I know it isn't fair, but 40 times are very important. Dyris Haywood is a perfect example. He is a raw player, but he runs a 4.44 40. Scouts would rather take a fsat raw player and try and make him into a great player then a kid that has peaked at 18 years old.

Talked to Flemming after the Owensboro game Sat night and he said he could be released to practice this week.

SWEET!

UH OH...can u hear that?!?!?

ITS THE PAIN TRAIN!!!

CHOO-CHOO!!!

Vaughn was advertised as the real deal from last May by the one who knows(not giving away my sources)

Fleming needs time at the reserve level. and two more kids to hang our hopes on are Mossberger and Mathias.


GO BIG BLUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!