2025 PN-G Indians.

[Usedtocould]

Did I count right ?
59 FRESHMEN !! Aw yeah

 

[NDNzeke]

Love those BEAUTIFUL 9s beside the names

I have a feeling that several of them will be competing at the varsity level next year as Sophomores. A good sign for the future.

 

[IndianFan]

All listed grades on that roster will be +1 for next season. But still, a lot of players in the football program. Hopefully there are a few standouts at the younger age.

 

[Usedtocould]

Except for Guidry
He’ll be in 15th grade next year lol

 

[IndianFan]

Except for Guidry
He’ll be in 15th grade next year lol

He redshirted a couple of years apparently and retained some eligibility.

 

[NDNzeke]

All listed grades on that roster will be +1 for next season. But still, a lot of players in the football program. Hopefully there are a few standouts at the younger age.

I noticed that as well. Therefore, all of the 9’s will be sophomores during the upcoming season.

 

[IndianFan]

We used to play a local team back in the day that had some TALL, HUGE players with beards. It seemed like some of them looked partially grey so we would joke that it was adults out there playing. Never had any trouble handling those big dudes. It was a fun challenge.

 

[Xcrystalbeachbum]

We used to play a local team back in the day that had some TALL, HUGE players with beards. It seemed like some of them looked partially grey so we would joke that it was adults out there playing. Never had any trouble handling those big dudes. It was a fun challenge.

Lincoln BumBees....

 

[pngfan316]

The first five games will be tough, with Klein Oak returning #1 Ranked 2028 RB Micah Rhodes, LaPorte featuring another top RB with P5 offers, Beaumont United energized by a new head coach, and solid challenges from Lake Creek and a physical Huntsville team. No doubt in my mind Joseph and company will have them ready.

 

[1970]

I'm glad we have the tougher teams first, then MCM. And Nederland is vice versa.

 

[Usedtocould]

I’m excited to see purple filling the brand new La Porte Stadium

I might bring a large group

 

[99JBBG]

I’m excited to see purple filling the brand new La Porte Stadium

I might bring a large group

Top 10 Non-District Games in 2025: 6A & 5A

Aledo Bearcats vs Denton Guyer Wildcats, Katy Tigers vs Dickinson Gators and a battle between Corpus Christi's elite headline top non-district games in 2025.

www.texasfootball.com

Very short blurb about that game down at the bottom of the article

 

[Rez]

I don't have a complete answer to that. All I know of is the new S&C coach and that the OC was going to have someone attached to him. No idea if its 2 separate roles or what

Any idea what “attached to” (in the context of the OC) means?

 

[Rez]

Top 10 Non-District Games in 2025: 6A & 5A

Aledo Bearcats vs Denton Guyer Wildcats, Katy Tigers vs Dickinson Gators and a battle between Corpus Christi's elite headline top non-district games in 2025.

www.texasfootball.com

Very short blurb about that game down at the bottom of the article

I don’t know where they get the idea PnG is a “Bay area power,” but it has a nice ring to it. We’re not even on the same side of the river as the bay.

 

[Rez]

The first five games will be tough, with Klein Oak returning #1 Ranked 2028 RB Micah Rhodes, LaPorte featuring another top RB with P5 offers, Beaumont United energized by a new head coach, and solid challenges from Lake Creek and a physical Huntsville team. No doubt in my mind Joseph and company will have them ready.

This season is going to be tough. I expect every pre-season game to be better, especially LaPorte. I think Huntsville will be at least as good as last year, with Nederland, Dayton, and West Fork being better than last year. Montgomery, I’m not so sure about but they’re always solid. Lake Creek is kind of a question mark - They seemed pretty senior heavy last year and kind of limped to the end of the season. Next year might be a rebuild for them. As it is, Splendora is the only game out of the regular season I’m 100% confident saying we’ll win.

 

[Usedtocould]

I'm glad we have the tougher teams first, then MCM. And Nederland is vice versa.

This season is going to be tough. I expect every pre-season game to be better, especially LaPorte. I think Huntsville will be at least as good as last year, with Nederland, Dayton, and West Fork being better than last year. Montgomery, I’m not so sure about but they’re always solid. Lake Creek is kind of a question mark - They seemed pretty senior heavy last year and kind of limped to the end of the season. Next year might be a rebuild for them. As it is, Splendora is the only game out of the regular season I’m 100% confident saying we’ll win.

Huntsville will be the most improved team we play next year IMO

 

[bandkid]

Doesn’t Huntsville have a new coach? Big variable there.

 

[IndianFan]

I don’t know where they get the idea PnG is a “Bay area power,” but it has a nice ring to it. We’re not even on the same side of the river as the bay.

Sabine Lake is directly connected to the Gulf, which fits the definition of a bay, and PN is sort of near it after a short ride up the river, so maybe that’s where the idea comes from. Just a different bay. At least it’s an interesting play on words by a human in a world of generative AI produced articles. Assuming it is a human written effort.

 

[bandkid]

Sabine Lake is directly connected to the Gulf, which fits the definition of a bay, and PN is sort of near it after a short ride up the river, so maybe that’s where the idea comes from. Just a different bay. At least it’s an interesting play on words by a human in a world of generative AI produced articles. Assuming it is a human written effort.

Over the last few years, I've noticed it becoming increasingly common for people from North and Central Texas to discuss the Golden Triangle as though it's part of the Houston area. It might be because they don't know their geography. It may also be a function of the Houston suburbs starting to stretch out almost all the way to Winnie.

According to the State Demographer's Office, in about 25 years, that misnomer won't be a misnomer anymore.

 

[IndianFan]

Probably because those areas have become an extension of one of the top 10 largest cities in the US. The degree of separation is greater in SE Texas thanks to low lying land, etc. Speaking of sprawl, take a trip up 59 towards Lufkin and notice the expansion of highways and population growth. New Caney and Cleveland for example used to be tiny stops on the way out of Houston. Now those areas have exploded. And the traffic activity all the way to Lufkin is much greater compared to even 20 years ago.

Speaking for myself, can’t wait to get away from the urban sprawl, crime and other activity that just didn’t exist before. In 25 years I will be a memory. Not sure I would want to see how the state continues to ‘grow’ anyway. Good luck with it.