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This PNG team is loaded with soon to be all-state players.
Next Game: 5A Div II Semifinal, PN-G vs Liberty Hill Panthers, Friday Dec. 9, 7PM, Katy Legacy Stadium
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Panthers rebound from slow start, hold off Alamo Heights, 37-32
A long time ago, someone said it's not how you start, it's how you finish.
Steely resolve strengthens Panthers' playoff position
One thing about these Liberty Hill Panthers.
Panthers drop hammer on Hornets, 63-43
Just as in their previous win over Alamo Heights in last week's third-round playoff victory, the Panthers played a close game against Flour Bluff on Friday in leading the Hornets
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Indians opponent Liberty Hill is gold standard for Wing-T offense; Vidor coach weighs in - Port Arthur News
Port Neches-Groves Head Coach Jeff Joseph said his team has quite the task on its hands in trying to slow down the Liberty Hill offense. The PNG defense has played outstanding this season, doing well against some of the top offenses in the state. In the second round of the playoffs, the Indians...
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Found this comparison:
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2022 – Port Neches-Groves vs. Liberty Hill – State Semifinal Game Capsuletxhsfb.net
Port Neches-Groves vs. Liberty Hill Fri, 9-Dec, 7:00 PM, Legacy Stadium, KatyBy The Numbers Port Neches-Groves Liberty Hill 12-2Record13-1 8State Semifinal Appearances8 6-2State Semifinal Record4-4…
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“I have been the last five or six years (to Liberty Hill),” Mathews said. “We have gone about eight or nine times all together in the last five or six years. It all started with a guy named Bruce Bush. His main guys restarted it at Liberty Hill, and they have taken it to the next level. They have evolved it a little bit more and made it the culture. Everything they do is centered around being successful in that offense.”Indians opponent Liberty Hill is gold standard for Wing-T offense; Vidor coach weighs in - Port Arthur News
Port Neches-Groves Head Coach Jeff Joseph said his team has quite the task on its hands in trying to slow down the Liberty Hill offense. The PNG defense has played outstanding this season, doing well against some of the top offenses in the state. In the second round of the playoffs, the Indians...www.panews.com
Former PN-G Coach Bruce Bush Selected to THSCA Hall of Honor - PN-G Indians Football
Congratulations to former PN-G assistant coach Bruce Bush on his selection to the THSCA Hall of Honor, Class of 2015. Coach Bush joins these former PN-G head coaches as members of the prestigious coaches hall of honor. Gene McCollum, Class of 1966 O.A. “Bum” Phillips, Class of 1984 Doug...
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Feels like we may be jinxing things by talking about post season activities. I’d rather see a state championship than post season honors. Hoping for a great game and win against a tough Liberty Hill team. And the honors will come as earned.
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Yeah. All the descriptions of LH… small, tough, quick, a well tuned offensive machine, that is the exact description of the 1974-77 PNG team. Back when Bruce Bush, Greg Davis and other greats were on staff. We executed like LH. Even if the other team knew it was coming we would keep running a play until they stopped it.“I have been the last five or six years (to Liberty Hill),” Mathews said. “We have gone about eight or nine times all together in the last five or six years. It all started with a guy named Bruce Bush. His main guys restarted it at Liberty Hill, and they have taken it to the next level. They have evolved it a little bit more and made it the culture. Everything they do is centered around being successful in that offense.”
Former PN-G Coach Bruce Bush Selected to THSCA Hall of Honor - PN-G Indians Football
Congratulations to former PN-G assistant coach Bruce Bush on his selection to the THSCA Hall of Honor, Class of 2015. Coach Bush joins these former PN-G head coaches as members of the prestigious coaches hall of honor. Gene McCollum, Class of 1966 O.A. “Bum” Phillips, Class of 1984 Doug...
As an old PNG coach used to say, “better buckle up that chinstrap”. There’s going to be some slobber knocking going on Friday.
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I wish we had a second team offense that ran this offense
The kickoff return team and some of the defensive players run 10 plays to perfection something the other team has to prepare for. It’s an offense you run when you don’t have the prototypes on OL etc or prototype QB
The kickoff return team and some of the defensive players run 10 plays to perfection something the other team has to prepare for. It’s an offense you run when you don’t have the prototypes on OL etc or prototype QB
Agreed!
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Football will always favor the running game IMO
it’s about first downs, field position, keeping the ball out of the other team’s hands
It’s super tough to stop a running game 4 downs 2.5 yards per play
The pass will always accentuate the running game and open up as you run NS for yardage. And it demoralizes the defense especially the front 7
it’s about first downs, field position, keeping the ball out of the other team’s hands
It’s super tough to stop a running game 4 downs 2.5 yards per play
The pass will always accentuate the running game and open up as you run NS for yardage. And it demoralizes the defense especially the front 7
Lots of talk going on everywhere about our Defense beating the Slot T. In reality the key to the game is LHs weaker defense stopping our offense. I think we will be able to run, pass, score successfully. Definitely the weakest defense we've maybe even faced in the last 4 weeks. If we can have a great offensive night, it puts our Defense in a position to just have to force as many 3 and outs as possible. This is why win. I believe they are in a worse position trying to slow us down. Defense making 3-4 turnover on downs is gonna be all we need. Just my two cents.
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The method in which the Indians offense gouged holes through Fort Bend Marshall’s vaunted defense and burned them on long and short passes was very encouraging. It’s going to take a helluva defense to stop PNG. Crippen, Nguyen, Adams, Prosperie, Guarnere, Hebert, and even more backup receivers who can catch and run. And an o-line that is a wall of power. An offensive line that may end up earning the honor of best ever at PNG.
LH is going to use their quickness to blitz and stunt , especially on the edges to try and pressure Crippen and stop Adams in the backfield. It will be interesting to see what the coaches cook up to keep them honest.
Gonna have to avoid mistakes and keep our foot on the gas for 4 full quarters to win this one. No doubt we have the ability to do it, but we have to execute and take the view that no lead is safe. May not be able to afford the scoring droughts we have had in the second halves of several playoff games this year. Or, alternatively, our defense may have to be even more solid than it was in the second halves of those games. Once again, I have a great deal of faith in the team and the coaching staff, but we definitely need to have an appropriate level of respect for this opponent.Panthers rebound from slow start, hold off Alamo Heights, 37-32
A long time ago, someone said it's not how you start, it's how you finish.www.lhindependent.com
Steely resolve strengthens Panthers' playoff position
One thing about these Liberty Hill Panthers.
Panthers drop hammer on Hornets, 63-43
Just as in their previous win over Alamo Heights in last week's third-round playoff victory, the Panthers played a close game against Flour Bluff on Friday in leading the Hornets
As far as I'm concerned we've already played against the dirtiest team in the state, twice against one that wasn't too far behind the worst one, and at least a couple more that weren't too far behind the worst one either. Hopefully we will have refs that will nip that stuff in the bud or else keep throwing flags until the LH coaches sit some players down. Like one of our players said to me yesterday, "we're ready for them".
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I believe I heard LH lost their top 2 RBs on the same play last week.
Wonder if that’s still true for this week
Wonder if that’s still true for this week
They both broke a collar bone. Won't be back this week, I'm sure. But it didn't seem to matter to them.
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That certainly could be a factor, but it doesn’t really matter. Defensive preparation and games plans will be the same. And they have plenty of hard running backs.
The recent Austin American Satesman article stated the following about the Flour Bluff game.
“… each aggravated shoulder injuries early in the game.”
“The Panthers still rolled up an unofficial 545 yards on the ground despite the absence of their top two backs, who may miss next week’s state semifinal against Port Neches-Groves.”
The recent Austin American Satesman article stated the following about the Flour Bluff game.
“… each aggravated shoulder injuries early in the game.”
“The Panthers still rolled up an unofficial 545 yards on the ground despite the absence of their top two backs, who may miss next week’s state semifinal against Port Neches-Groves.”
And I think we spend too much time talking about our fan base. The kids play the game.
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But… it means more to the kids to win in front of a purple packed house than crickets
And no one does it better than PNG
And no one does it better than PNG
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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
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