Re: Next Opponent: Tyler Chapel Hill (0-2)
The all white uni's they have now are some I my favorite ever.
The all white uni's they have now are some I my favorite ever.
Personally I hate the 1st team still in after wayyyyy ahead. Doesn't give the 2/3 TEAM that works hard to get in which makes moms, pawpaws happy.IndianFan said:Not much game conversation. So whats the verdict? What worked well, what needs more work?
:stop:Mejabo said:One reason to keep starters in at the beginning of the season is so they get used to playing a full game. It hurts to have weak opponents, run up the score and your starters are only used to playing 2 and a half quarters or less for multiple games.
keeter said:Wow Bark you should offer your expertise to the coaches. No wonder there seems to be people losing interest in participation on this board when you have everything figured out and no know one else can offer their opinion. Yes, just joined, first and last post. Adios, won't bother you anymore.
:huh:keeter said:Wow Bark you should offer your expertise to the coaches. No wonder there seems to be people losing interest in participation on this board when you have everything figured out and no know one else can offer their opinion. Yes, just joined, first and last post. Adios, won't bother you anymore.
1989NDN said:Agreed. All comments, opinions, and perspectives are welcomed. Differences in opinions are the foundations for discussion. Some like the run, others the pass; some like offense, others like defense; some prefer the MB era, others the BF era; and best of all, we are all Indians. Bring back your comments and opinions. Just because you do not agree with something or someone, that doesn't mean all is lost. Post away. Say what you like and dislike.
I will say a 21-point lead in 1974-1977 is different from a 21-point lead in 2000 and beyond. With more and more teams throwing the ball, a 21-point lead can vanish in no time. Scoring is up, way up. 21-points was a big deal in the run-heavy offenses of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Now, teams score 21-points in a quarter. In a perfect world, all kids would get to play. But, in an era where points are scored non-stop, play the best kids you can put on the field. Injuries happen. We have starters on special teams; they could get hurt running down a kick-off. It happens. All you can do is turn to the back-up and say, "next man up...go make a play."
Go Indians. Peace.
5A DII BI-DISTRICT
PN-G Indians (9-1)
vs.
Hallsville Bobcats (4-6)
Friday, Nov. 15, 7:00PM
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