By Andy Hunt
Fort Knox Eagles 2016 (2-8, 1-2)Thomas Nelson – Away – 8-47
Trimble County – Away – 0-23
Atherton – Home – 14-56
Fort Campbell – Home – 0-42
Campbellsville* – Home – 6-48
LaRue County – Home – 6-55
McCreary Central – Away – 8-47
Caverna* – Away – 48-22 -WIN
Bethlehem* – Home – 8-42
Shawnee – Away – 46-0 – WIN**
Trimble County – Away – 0-23
Atherton – Home – 14-56
Fort Campbell – Home – 0-42
Campbellsville* – Home – 6-48
LaRue County – Home – 6-55
McCreary Central – Away – 8-47
Caverna* – Away – 48-22 -WIN
Bethlehem* – Home – 8-42
Shawnee – Away – 46-0 – WIN**
* District Opponent
** Shawnee is a 2A team that is 0-10 this season. They have scored only 50 points the entire season.
- In the last 33 games, Fort Knox is 5-28 (15.2 winning percentage)
- In those 33 games, Fort Knox has scored more than 20 points only 4 times.
- Before the win against Caverna this season, Fort Knox was on a 14-game road losing streak dating back to 2013.
Fort Knox
Series
This is the first matchup ever between Fort Knox and Crittenden County.
This is the first matchup ever between Fort Knox and Crittenden County.
Fort Knox
High School Notes
- The Fort Knox coach, Samuel Wilson, Jr., is in his second
season with a record of 5-16.
- The mascot of Fort Knox High School is the Eagle.
- The student population is 377. Crittenden County has 362 students. *
- Fort Knox has 192 male students. Crittenden County has 193 male students. *
- School colors are green, gold, and white.
- Fort Knox is located in Hardin County.
- The mascot of Fort Knox High School is the Eagle.
- The student population is 377. Crittenden County has 362 students. *
- Fort Knox has 192 male students. Crittenden County has 193 male students. *
- School colors are green, gold, and white.
- Fort Knox is located in Hardin County.
* Per 2015-2016 KHSAA audited school enrollments
Notable Knox Alumni
- Romeo Crennel - Western Kentucky University Player, Former NFL head coach and current defensive coordinator for the Houston Texans.
- Derek Homer – Mr. Kentucky Football (1996), University of Kentucky Football and NFL Player
- Jim Obradovich – Former Houston Astros Baseball Player (1978)
- J.B. Brown – Kentucky Wesleyan College Player, Former Harlem Globetrotter (1988-1995)
- Romeo Crennel - Western Kentucky University Player, Former NFL head coach and current defensive coordinator for the Houston Texans.
- Derek Homer – Mr. Kentucky Football (1996), University of Kentucky Football and NFL Player
- Jim Obradovich – Former Houston Astros Baseball Player (1978)
- J.B. Brown – Kentucky Wesleyan College Player, Former Harlem Globetrotter (1988-1995)
Eagles' 2016 Statistical Leaders (Through Week 9)
RUSHING
#25 – Kaylon Luster – 135 attempts, 799 yards – 6 TDs – 5.9 yards per carry
#44 – Cole Wilson – 86 attempts, 296 yards – 0 TDs
#32 – Tjuante Pittman – 9 attempts, 121 yards – 1 TD
#13 – Zane Zarazee – 36 attempts, 113 yards – 1 TD
RUSHING
#25 – Kaylon Luster – 135 attempts, 799 yards – 6 TDs – 5.9 yards per carry
#44 – Cole Wilson – 86 attempts, 296 yards – 0 TDs
#32 – Tjuante Pittman – 9 attempts, 121 yards – 1 TD
#13 – Zane Zarazee – 36 attempts, 113 yards – 1 TD
PASSING
#13 – Zane Zarazee – 11/29 – 92 yards – 0 TD, 4 INT
#13 – Zane Zarazee – 11/29 – 92 yards – 0 TD, 4 INT
RECEIVING
#88 – Camron Gore – 6 receptions, 69 yards – 1 TD
#17 – Luke Doehring – 6 receptions, 21 yards – 0 TD
#5 – Kieran O’Gallagher – 3 receptions, 30 yards – 0 TD
#88 – Camron Gore – 6 receptions, 69 yards – 1 TD
#17 – Luke Doehring – 6 receptions, 21 yards – 0 TD
#5 – Kieran O’Gallagher – 3 receptions, 30 yards – 0 TD
TACKLES
#99 – Myles Gore – 40 Tackles
#20 – Michael Blunt – 36 Tackles
#25 – Kaylon Luster – 34 Tackles
#44 – Cole Wilson – 31 Tackles
#50 – Julian Gillens – 29 Tackles
#99 – Myles Gore – 40 Tackles
#20 – Michael Blunt – 36 Tackles
#25 – Kaylon Luster – 34 Tackles
#44 – Cole Wilson – 31 Tackles
#50 – Julian Gillens – 29 Tackles
