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The Apollo High School football crew finished the 2020 season with three back to back normal season triumphs, and this fall first-year beginning quarterback Christian Combs has assisted the Eagles with hardening their status as one of the cutting-edge groups in KHSAA Class 6-A. 

Following a 1-2 beginning, Apollo has rolled out three sequential noteworthy successes — beating North Hardin (10-7), Meade County (29-20) and area rival McCracken County (56-49) — and Combs has been an essential motivation behind why. 사설토토

For the season, the 6-foot, 170-pound Combs has associated on 84-of-131 passes (61.4%) for 1,104 yards and 11 scores, with four capture attempts. On Friday night, Combs will coordinate the Eagles in one of their most significant rounds of the period — a key region experience at Henderson County. 

"I'm most certainly feeling significantly more agreeable and sure since the start of the period," said Combs, who threw four score passes in Apollo's season-opening 44-27 success of City-County enemy Owensboro Catholic, before the group dropped back to back games to Owensboro and Central Hardin. "The more you play at the varsity level, the more reps you get, the more familiar you get a handle on there — there's simply not a viable alternative for game insight. 

"This is a great offense to be essential for, being pass-arranged, and I thoroughly consider the course of the period we've gotten an ever increasing number of players included. From the start, I was focusing on the returning recipients, however as the season advanced, I've found that we have a ton of capable players who can get the ball and gone for it — I accept this has made our offense less unsurprising the further we've gotten into our timetable." 

Second-year Apollo lead trainer John Edge likes what he's found in Combs. 

"Christian is a great quarterback," Edge said. "We put him in a beginning job, and he's gone for it — as a rule, he's settled on generally excellent choices with the football, and he's been exceptionally productive tossing the football. Our hostile mentors have placed him in great situations to prevail on the football field. 

"He's hoping (to focus on) a variety of recipients now, and it's making us a harder group to guard. 

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"Christian has a great deal of potential gain to his game, and he will keep on improving as a quarterback the remainder of this season and next season — it will be enjoyable to watch him develop." 

Brushes has been playing serious football since the age of 5, and his enthusiasm for the game has just filled in the succeeding years. 

"I love everything about playing football," Combs said. "I love the kinships that are made through playing the game, I love the cutthroat part of the game, and I simply love the actual game — the way it's played and the feelings that come from contending on the football field." 

Furthermore, playing for Edge's Eagles has been especially satisfying. 

"I'm having a great time — I love to indulgence the ball around, and this offense is ideally suited for what I like to do," Combs said. "I like running the ball, as well, yet I love tossing it the best." 

Presently, Combs will attempt to assist Apollo with ending on a positive note down the homestretch for the second season in succession. 

"At this moment, we all are doing the seemingly insignificant details it takes to dominate football matches," Combs said, "and that is something mentor Edge has underscored since he previously showed up here — doing every one of the easily overlooked details admirably. Also, I think this will be the most ideal key for us the remainder of the way — do the easily overlooked details competently and large things will follow."