Final: PN-G Indians 37, Montgomery Bears 31

19PNGndn68

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Spot on. The slow developing runs and passes reduce the odds of success tremendously. Defenses have solved the Indian offense. More strategy and counter strategy is needed to keep drives going.

If you go into a fight intending to stand there and just slug it out, and the opponent recognizes your tendencies, knows how to block your punches and has others sneaking up behind you, you’re going to lose that fight.
Montgomery is very talented but lacks discipline. There was a reason they were 2-8 last year. They remind me of past Fort Bend Marshall teams. Superior D1 talent does not always translate to success. If Montgomery HC can instill discipline in their next game with NED, Montgomery has a chance to beat Nederland. HC spent more time ranting and raving with officials than focused on game. HC track record in big games does not support success. Watch out SOC PNG is back.
 

1970

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Hearing that some yahoo was stating that Montgomery recovered a fumble in the end zone on PNG’s first TD. If the uninformed, disgruntled one would look closely, they would see that PN-G’s #28 stands up with the ball after the play is whistled dead and TD signaled. No Montgomery player or any official behaved like a fumble was recovered by Montgomery because it was not. Regardless of the call being questionable or not, whether #15 or #28 is credited with the TD, Montgomery did not recover a fumble, and the TD call was correct. Complaint DOA.
I missed that TD. Which NDN Press segment is the replay on? BTW, the person actually started a thread on the SETX site, and of course everyone is recognizing how ridiculous it is.
Also BTW, thanks again for the folks in attendance posting on here while NDN Press was having issues last Friday.
 

RainyTX

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If he can’t catch, put him at corner. We need all the help we can get at that position. He tackles better and is faster than everyone we’ve had back there.
Absolutely, anytime an opposing player hits the corner on us…they’re gone. We done have the speed on the back end to catch anyone. He could but he’s sitting on the sideline. Our corners are also pretty short. 22 seems to be around 5’11 which is another benefit at that spot.
 
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IndianFan

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I missed that TD. Which NDN Press segment is the replay on? BTW, the person actually started a thread on the SETX site, and of course everyone is recognizing how ridiculous it is.
Also BTW, thanks again for the folks in attendance posting on here while NDN Press was having issues last Friday.
You can see that play here.

 

Rez

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Absolutely, anytime an opposing player hits the corner on us…they’re gone. We done have the speed on the back end to catch anyone. He could but he’s sitting on the sideline. Our corners are also pretty short. 22 seems to be around 5’11 which is another benefit at that spot.
We are missing courage and brute force at corner. Most plays, we’re literally playing with only 10 guys.
 

Rez

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Absolutely, anytime an opposing player hits the corner on us…they’re gone. We done have the speed on the back end to catch anyone. He could but he’s sitting on the sideline. Our corners are also pretty short. 22 seems to be around 5’11 which is another benefit at that spot.
Also, #22 wants to hit people. He’s got heart and guts. We are desperately missing that.
 

NDNmom91

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Plus, that play should’ve never happened in the first place cause it was pretty OBVIOUS the ball crossed the plane on at least one if not BOTH of the 2 previous attempts! :rolleyes:
 

19PNGndn68

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Gotta figure out a way to get the ball in Eli Washington’s hands. He’s too fast to be used solely on special teams. There’s one thing you can’t coach and that’s speed, he’s got plenty of it.
Concur. #22 (track man) currently lacks depth perception experience with deep balls. Receiver coach needs to set up a jugs machine and launch passes to allow #22 and others to gain that depth perception and closing angle to the ball.
The one pass attempt to #22 early in the season was a deep pass over the middle toward the goal line and #22 was wide open with his speed but ran parallel to the flight of the ball instead of closing on the ball. Coach had some choice words with #22 coming off the sidelines. No more pass plays to #22 since that incident.
Explains the lack of development and creativity of a complementary passing game.
Focus on the development of player skill sets and remove gaps in their game. Practice and more Practice breeds success. Complacency results in failure. Stop living off your past “ successes”. the team has to be developed and evolve. Outstanding receivers in 2022 and 2023 were not the result of extraordinary coaching but extraordinarily athletes. What are your accomplishments to date. what are your current development successes? Don’t tell me #11 is a result of your receiver coaching brilliance.
 

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