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12 and out with Tim Blackburn-Kelley


Tim Blackburn-Kelley runs through the banner at the start of the game
Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks

As one of the few three-year veteran varsity players leading St. Joseph-Ogden through a hard-fought season, Tim Blackburn-Kelley, a three-sport athlete, has seen it all — the highs, the hard work, and the pride that comes with being a Spartan. With 699 all-purpose yards this season across eight games, he has finished three games with over 100 receiving yards.

From his favorite go-to pregame snack to where he likes to meet friends for food and good times, Tim shares tidbits about life beyond the gridiron in his Spartan Senior Salute.


Sentinel: What is your favorite class at St. Joseph-Ogden High School?
Blackburn-Kelley: Accounting


Sentinel: What is your go-to pregame meal?
Blackburn-Kelley: Trolls' gummy worms


Sentinel: What is your dream car?
Blackburn-Kelley: 2020 Matte Black Hellcat with a red interior and chrome rims.


Sentinel: Name theree people you would invite to dinner if you won the lottery?
Blackburn-Kelley: Kodey Fitch and Waller


Sentinel: What is the best coaching advice you ever had?
Blackburn-Kelley: Play fast and physical


Sentinel: Name an Instagram handle everyone should follow.
Blackburn-Kelley: @Parke.Fitchfanpage


Sentinel: If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you booking a flight?
Blackburn-Kelley: Utah


Sentinel: What is your hype-song?
Blackburn-Kelley: 25, Rod Wave


Sentinel: If you were a superhero, what would your alias be and your two main super powers?
Blackburn-Kelley: Batman. I can time travel and have super speed.


Sentinel: Favorite place to eat with you friends?
Blackburn-Kelley: Cane's


Sentinel: If you could become a professional athlete, what sport would you be playing?
Blackburn-Kelley: Basketball


Sentinel: What other sports have you played at St. Joseph-Ogden and for how long?
Blackburn-Kelley: Track and Basketball





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