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Former Pulaski County High School football standout Winston Hines had a very successful collegiate career at Georgetown College.
Hines, a 2009 Pulaski graduate, was selected to the Defensive First Team of the 2012 Commonwealth Collegiate Team – winning out over all the other safeties from UK, Louisville, WKU, EKU, Murray, and all other colleges in Kentucky.
Hines, a 3-year starter as a safety while at Georgetown, was 2-time All-Mid South Conference Selection in 2011 and 2012.
Hines was one of the Tigers’ leaders on two undefeated teams, that were ranked number one in the nation. (2011, 2012)
As a member of the Georgetown Tiger football squad, Hines won three Mid-South Championship rings (2010, 2011, 2012), and one NAIA Final Four Playoff Ring. (2011)
Hines was a two-time All Mid-South Academic Team. (2010, 2012), and he was selected as a member of the 2012 COSIDA Academic All-America Team.
Hines was awarded the prestigious ‘Tiger’ award – given annually at Georgetown for outstanding leadership and attitude.
The Hall of Fame had previously announced that UK offensive lineman Larry Warford and Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater were offensive players of the year and that Thomas More defensive back Zach Autenrieb was defensive player of the year.
UK players joining Warford on the first team were linebackers Avery Williamson and Alvin Dupree and place-kicker Landon Foster.
Sugar Bowl champion Louisville topped all schools with seven players on the first team.
The Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame started the All Commonwealth Collegiate Team in 2010 to recognize young players at a local level.
All Commonwealth Collegiate Team
FIRST TEAM
Defense
DB Zach Autenrieb Sr. Thomas More
DB Davon Pitts Sr. Georgetown
DB Winston Hines Sr. Georgetown
DB Robert Knowles Sr. Eastern Kentucky
LB Alvin Dupree So. Kentucky
LB Avery Williamson Jr. Kentucky
LB Preston Brown Jr. Louisville
CB Adrian Bushell Sr. Louisville
DE Isaiah Keyes Sr. Kentucky Christian
DL Quanterus Smith Sr. Western Kentucky
LB Andrew Jackson Jr. Western Kentucky
DE Carlos Ware Sr. Kentucky State
Offense
OL Patrick Ford Sr. Eastern Kentucky
WR Tyrone Goard Sr. Eastern Kentucky
OL Larry Warford Sr. Kentucky
QB Teddy Bridgewater So. Louisville
OL Alex Kupper Sr. Louisville
WR Devante Parker So. Louisville
RB Jeremy Wright Sr. Louisville
C Mario Benavides Sr. Louisville
WR Walter Powell Jr. Murray State
RB Terrance Cobb Jr. Cumberlands
TE Jack Doyle Sr. Western Kentucky
OL Adam Smith Sr. Western Kentucky
Special Teams
K Landon Foster Fr. Kentucky
HONORABLE MENTION
Defense
DB Brandon Lawson Jr. Georgetown
DL Andrew Wahl So. Lindsey Wilson
DB Bert Brown Sr. Centre
LB Blake Young So. Campbellsville
LB Nick Reed Jr. Campbellsville
LB John Dudley Hilton So. Pikeville
Offense
QB Casey Brockman Sr. Murray State
OL Roderick Tomlin Sr. Murray State
WR Matt Powers Jr. Lindsey Wilson
WR Jason Osterman Sr. Centre
OL Jonathan Shipley Sr. Centre
WR Donte Sawyer Sr. Morehead State
QB Zach Lewis Sr. Morehead State
WR Ta'Ron Squires Jr. Kentucky Wesleyan
TE Vance Locke Sr. Kentucky State
Special Teams
K/P Grayson Quick So. Pikeville
K Jacob Jackson So. Kentucky Wesleyan
K/P Jason Gay Sr. Centre
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Former Pulaski County High School football standout Winston Hines was selected to the Defensive First Team of the 2012 Commonwealth Collegiate Team. Submitted Photo
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n Former Pulaski standout at Georgetown makes first-team of best Kentucky college players
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