TERRENCE "BUGGY" KINCAID

He played at FB for Freedom and ran for over 200 yards in a game along with Josh Corpening who did the same about 4 years ago vs. McDowell



From goasu.com

http://www.goasu.com/football/roster/3683/

Trey Hennessee
Number: 35
Class: Jr.
Hometown: Morganton, N.C.
High School: Freedom
Height: 6-1
Weight: 230
Position: TE
Birthdate: Aug. 5, 1987

Made the complete transition from running back to tight end during spring drills and came away with the No. 2 slot on the depth chart at the TE position ... will likely be a key contributor on special teams as well.

2006: Spent much of the season transitioning between running back and tight end ... appeared in 14 games ... rushed 20 times for 98 yards and caught one pass for nine yards ... also returned a pair shallow kickoff for 25 yards ... 14 of his 20 carries came in a three-week stretch versus Gardner-Webb (3 att.-18 yds.), Elon (8-29)and Chattanooga (3-25) ... also caught only pass of the season at UTC.

2005: Appeared in 13 games, making first-career start versus Chattanooga ... finished third on the squad as a true freshman with 224 rushing yards ... found the end zone three times ... also caught two passes for 24 yards and returned four kicks for 48 yards, giving him 296 all-purpose yards on the season ... had coming-out party versus nationally ranked Coastal Carolina, carrying the ball eight times for 45 yards and catching one pass for 11 yards ... scored first-career touchdown in win at The Citadel ... recorded season highs for rushes (11) and yards (48) in win at Wofford ... carried five times for just seven yards but scored twice in a 24-7 win over nationally ranked Georgia Southern ... had six rushes in the playoffs, including an eight-yarder in the national championship game.

High School: Was a three-time all-conference selection and three-time team MVP at nearby Freedom H.S. in Morganton ... coached by Tim McMahon ... a versatile athlete, lettered in four sports (football, basketball, baseball and track and field).

Personal: Full name is Trey Allison Hennessee ... born August 5, 1987 (19 years old) ... son of Giovannia and Phil Hennessee ... majoring in health promotion ... enjoys fishing, playing video games, watching movies and traveling.

 

ha! anyone got this much info on kincaid...considering the thread is about him

 

buggy doesnt need his name printed off a app state roster sheet saying his size and weight lol hes 5'11 205lbs of bull runnin a 4.43 right at ya or around ya his numbers speak for themselves. the kid is dominating with no one around him. its crazy watchin this kid every friday run around, through,over, and just throw people around that try and tackle him. his shoulders are gonna be soar after the season from carrying this team all year. coach church might wanna give him a week off to get himself together again before basketball. 1100 yards in 4 games is amazing not to mention breaking the all time td record and rushing record in the first 3 weeks of the season. hope the titans can put a win up friday and get some mo mo going into conference play.

 

Someone tell me why Western Carolina is not recruiting this kid. How dumb are they. They cant win more than 2 games a year and i dont beieve wille harper is gonna get u a win but Buggy can. Go after him Cats.

 

Western couldn't recruit an STD in Tijuana.

 

NC Preps.com Top 10 running backs

1. Terrance Kincaid - McDowell - 105 – 1,085 - 10 TDS
2. Josh Young – Franklin – 128 – 858 – 10 TDS
3. Anthony Thwaites – South Iredell – 92 – 799 – 7 TDS
4. K.P Parks (soph) - West Rowan - x - 664 - 10 TDS
5. Justin Dixon (jr) – Smithfield-Selma – 88 – 632 – 10 TDS
6. Princeton Brooks – North Gaston – x – 630 – 9 TDS
7. Jamal Shuman – Seventy-First – 100 - 629 – 8 TDS
8. Travis Daniels – Washington – x – 628 – 7 TDS*
9. Hassan Best – Eastern Wayne – 88 – 618 – 8 TDS
10. Aaron Bauguess (soph) – East Wilkes – x – 615 – 5 TDS


I know for sure not every single school has someone who sends their stats in to ncpreps but for him to be 230 yards higher than #2 is pretty amazing.

 

even more impressive 10.3 yards per carry. so all the people that stand up and give the offensive coaches an ear full every friday sit down and look at the facts. the offense is fine- the defense has to stop someone. when u have the leading rusher in the state and hes averaging 10.3 a carry theres not much wrong. however when u cant stop the other team it takes 300 yds rushing by kincaid to keep u close.

 

YAY! MHS is now 1-4. It was a well played game but the defense is still suffering. Buggy went for close to 300 not sure yet. He had at least 4 tds. BigDan i know you know for sure so post and let everyone know the real stats.

 

Kincaid had 307 yards on the ground, 5 TDs

 

Wish I could have been there but I had a full day of action with the youth football league. From all indications Mt Zion is talented and athleteic but extremely undiscplined and very un-coordinated. I'm hoping if nothing else we can get a little momentum going. Buggy had 309, 4 scores and a 90 yard kickoff return for a score to open the game. If our defense can just make some plays to get the ball back to the offense, then we have a chance to win.