Fort Bend Marshall 21, PN-G 14

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It IS amazing how many talented runners we've had at PN-G over the years. I wonder if Koby Trahan will be moved back to RB next year. He showed a lot of speed on D this year and looked good running the ball as a soph. #41 looked pretty good during that last TD drive during the Santa Fe game. I think they said his last name was Reed during the radio broadcast.

Good points. I suspect that Trahan would have had the most success at running back this year. He is fast and runs with more authority. Vaughn played with a lot of heart and good speed, but his size was a limiting factor. Conner had much promise and showed some flashes, but was also limited by his stature and strength and, at times, indecisiveness. That’s where the coaching becomes a big factor. If you’re not quick enough to juke and jump effectively, don’t try it. Look for the cut after you’ve got some momentum down field. Both were good backs. Looking forward to seeing what #41 brings to the table. And the possibility that Trahan can get some offensive playing time. Crippen shows promise as a running QB as well. Being able to effectively establish the run has many benefits as we saw against FBM.
 

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In re: chatter about the fake FG and the 4Q bomb that resulted in an INT, I have no issue with either play call. The fake FG was a roll of the dice. When you play a team that everyone says is the Goliath of Region 3, and you have a deficiency in talent when compared to your opponent, then using a bag of tricks should be expected. I'm fine with the fake FG. PN-G gave it shot and the Buffs stuffed it. Tip of the cap to FBM. The long 4Q bomb...well, you take a shot and sometimes it works and other times the DB makes a play. Yes, the run game was working and taking a toll on FBM. Bost was gashing the Buffs all night long with his legs. In hindsight, the deep ball was a 50/50 ball and the DB for FBM got the ball. It happens.

Outside of the long run by FBM, PN-G had control of the game. The Indians made the Buffs earn every point on the scoreboard. The turnover on downs by the Indians was a bummer. When Bost barely overthrew the WR, that was a nail-biter. The play was there. The WR was open. The throw was just a tad off. No big deal. You can't make every perfect throw when the other teams is trying to crucify you and break your arm. I give Bost credit for making play after play. Standing tall and making throws when getting hit. Tough to do and he did it all night long. He is one tough kid and incredible talent. The WR Nail was awesome. Another tough kid.

Looking back, there were a handful of plays that determined the game. I was thrilled that PN-G fought, kicked, punched, clawed, and hammered its way to a 4Q shot at winning the game. The W was there for the taking and the Indians played their asses off. I was proud of every kid on that sideline. Great gameplan by the coaches and great effort by the kids. Nothing to be upset about or hang your head about. After seeing that game, I wished PN-G had another game. The Indians found their mojo and mean streak!

Go Indians. Peace.

The Indians showed the state what PN-G is about.

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NEXT GAMEDAY

5A DII REGIONAL ROUND

PN-G Indians (11-1)
vs.
Texas High Tigers (12-0)

Friday, Nov. 29, 7:00PM

Northwestern State University Turpin Stadium, Natchitoches, LA

PN-G INDIANS FOOTBALL

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

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