FINAL: PN-G 17, Midlothian Heritage 14

We have shut down Klein Oak 4 star.
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Apparently Midlothian Heritage had a RB and he had les than 96 yards.

While I understand that this game is different, png and soc are saying the same thing... watch the past. Eff that
 
Thats what they want. You have to remember that last game. Because they have the talent, but they don't have the coaching. So you have to out goveren their thang
 
SOC has a good coaching staff. They do more than simply put the players on the field—there is structure and preparation. The SOC offensive and defensive coordinators understand how to maximize the team’s talent. I'm biased. I would still choose Chief Jeff Joseph, defensive coordinator Matt McDaniel, defensive line coaches Logan Wilson and Blake Austin, and the rest of the PN-G staff, but SOC has some sideline talent. Reaching four consecutive state championship games is not possible without a quality coaching staff.
 
1989NDN said:
SOC has a good coaching staff. They do more than simply put the players on the field—there is structure and preparation. The SOC offensive and defensive coordinators understand how to maximize the team’s talent. I'm biased. I would still choose Chief Jeff Joseph, defensive coordinator Matt McDaniel, defensive line coaches Logan Wilson and Blake Austin, and the rest of the PN-G staff, but SOC has some sideline talent. Reaching four consecutive state championship games is not possible without a quality coaching staff.
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Im watching the 2022 LH game right now. Not saying its the same... but the defense this year is gelling like that year.

That's power. Those boys know. That's what they need
 
Usedtocould said:
It counts that Coach Joseph was on one of the best state champion teams who won it with strategy and discipline
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You know how he got that experience. He played and won a State Championship for his dad. He also played in another SC game and lost if I remember correctly. Then as an assistant coach he won a SC, so he learned running the very same scheme you see now the value of keeping the ball away from the other team. keeping them on the sidelines, wearing down the other teams defense, exposes any weaknesses they have, exposing any lack of discipline they have. Jeff Joseph is some crazy stat like 16-1 in 1 score games. If he gets you to the 4th within a TD one way or the other he knows how to win those games. All that said to me, my humble opinion, are not even his best coaching skill. I had an light bulb go off after season two or three of Joseph. I recognized something. Some of you football guys smarter than me may have seen this sooner so please have some grace. I realized that JJ understood how to make his kiddos believe the could win any game. Literally. He understands what it takes to have everyone on the same page. I never thought how hard that must be and how good of a coaching staff you need to teach the kids that they can win anytime anywhere. Please this is not in reference to any other coaches we have had. They all have their places in our history. The unsung hero of this team to me is the one and only Coach McDaniel. In my time as a Indian fan. I have to say he is the best DC we have had. Not only is he the best at PN-G, but maybe one of the best in Texas. Placing him with coach Joseph was like a brilliant chess move. I hope everyone appreciates the literally amazing coaching staff we have. We have a coaching staff that knows how to win and at the same time knows how to have the players understand that there is a way to win almost any game. I guess the way to say it is no game is to big. To me to beat a JJ team you just have to be that much better and most likely you will have to be well better than the Indian team to the point were we just don't have the horsepower. Long post, but just showing my appreciation to the staff and there ability to coach his team.
 
prepballfan said:
You know how he got that experience. He played and won a State Championship for his dad. He also played in another SC game and lost if I remember correctly. Then as an assistant coach he won a SC, so he learned running the very same scheme you see now the value of keeping the ball away from the other team. keeping them on the sidelines, wearing down the other teams defense, exposes any weaknesses they have, exposing any lack of discipline they have. Jeff Joseph is some crazy stat like 16-1 in 1 score games. If he gets you to the 4th within a TD one way or the other he knows how to win those games. All that said to me, my humble opinion, are not even his best coaching skill. I had a light bulb go off after season two or three of Joseph. I recognized something. Some of you football guys smarter than me may have seen this sooner so please have some grace. I realized that JJ understood how to make his kiddos believe the could win any game. Literally. He understands what it takes to have everyone on the same page. I never thought how hard that must be and how good of a coaching staff you need to teach the kids that they can win anytime anywhere. Please this is not in reference to any other coaches we have had. They all have their places in our history. The unsung hero of this team to me is the one and only Coach McDaniel. In my time as a Indian fan. I have to say he is the best DC we have had. Not only is he the best at PN-G, but maybe one of the best in Texas. Placing him with coach Joseph was like a brilliant chess move. I hope everyone appreciates the literally amazing coaching staff we have. We have a coaching staff that knows how to win and at the same time knows how to have the players understand that there is a way to win almost any game. I guess the way to say it is no game is to big. To me to beat a JJ team you just have to be that much better and most likely you will have to be well better than the Indian team to the point were we just don't have the horsepower. Long post, but just showing my appreciation to the staff and there ability to coach his team.
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Yep exactly my point
He’s been around the Katy program and a part of the team
 
He played in 1999 in the game right after PNG took that tough loss to Stephenville. Katy played right after us. Who would have though our future coach got to see the mighty Indian faithful right before his game that they lost.
 
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