The Magnificent Running Machine. Centerpiece of the undefeated 1955 champions; two-time high school All-American.
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Corbin Checks In at No. 5 in Class 4A RPI Rankings
The Redhounds sit among Class 4A’s top five, with a 4–2 record and schedule strength helping support their position in this week’s KHSAA ratings.
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The Magnificent Running Machine. Centerpiece of the undefeated 1955 champions; two-time high school All-American.
Two anniversaries. Two defining Redhound stories.
Corbin wins its first official KHSAA state championship, beating Mayfield 6-0 in the Class 2A final at Commonwealth Stadium.
Relive the 1976 championshipThe Corbin Comet, a first-team All-American at Kentucky, is drafted by the Oakland Raiders.
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