FINAL: Indians 50, Ganders 6

#14 is not the biggest RB, but he when he gets the ball, he hits the gas and zips through the hole. Can you imagine throwing him a short little flare pass out of the backfield? There is no way a DE or LB could keep up with him. I'd love to see #14 have a shot to get the ball and get to the outside. He'd take it to the end zone.

At one point last night in third quarter, three OL, the TE, H-Back, and QB were juniors, the RB #14 is a sophmore, and on defense, two of the three DL were sophmores, one LB was a sophmore, and the DBs were either JRs or sophmores, except for #23 Malveaux who is a senior. The future is pretty bright. Anyone looking for PN-G to take a step back has another thing coming.

GO INDIANS!!!
#96 DL sophomore looks like he has put on a lot of muscle. I was surprised by his quickness. Two half sacks. Plus he is fast. Watch him run the distance of the field after the only Lee RB touchdown run.
 
It’s possible, the snap went to about head height, his hands went up and the ball bobbled. It happens, he had caught a ton of bad snaps previously in the year so can’t complain.
 

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I could not be more proud of our team and our community. The spirit here is unmatched! I am so lucky to be a part of it and to wear the purple and white! The journey of this football season, with these coaches and our players, will stay with me forever.  -- PN-G Head Coach Jeff Joseph

Huge shout out to the entire Port Neches-Groves community for the support last night! You all created an amazing atmosphere for a high school football game and brought so much energy to our team! Our Band, G Crew, Indianettes, Frontline, and Cheerleaders were awesome!  -- PN-G Head Coach Jeff Joseph

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