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GO HUNTSVILLE!!!!!They are going to play SOC next week.
GO HUNTSVILLE!!!!!They are going to play SOC next week.
Yep, that is a good question. Looking at the map, not a whole lot of decent choices for a crowd. Maybe SFA.... maybe Abe Martin in Lufkin. Who knows with this crazy redistricting.You wonder where the site of the next game is going to be.
He needs to go back to middle school coaching, where he's more comfortable, and we need to go shopping for a new, innovative OC.If Gizzi is our OC of the future we need to send to to some training and camps.
If Gizzi is our OC of the future we need to send to to some training and camps.
There was a glitch in the ticketing process that made it look like all the reserved seating was sold out early. They later sent out an email about it, but the damage was probably already done as some people probably didn’t bother after it showed sold out.Enjoyed the game in-person.
1. Where was the PNG home crowd?
2. The PNG defense played well. The DL played outstanding. #94 was disruptive all night putting pressure on the QB and shutting down Hallsville's run game.
3. The second half start was...meh. It's human nature to ease off the gas pedal when you are in total control. 23-0 at the half---PNG was in control of the game.
4. Need the back-ups to hang-on to the football. We can't give playoff teams short fields.
5. Absolutely loved the play action throw back to the TE #88. He was wide open. He's a weapon in the passing game. It was nice to hit #19 with the crossing route early in the game and #44 in the flat for a TD. Need all those weapons in the playoffs going forward.
6. No one is better than Chief Joseph or DC McDaniel at preparing for playoff football games. They seem to take it up a notch when the playoffs arrive. They are incredibly good at taking away the other team's strength. PNG shut down Hallsville's run game. We had kids all around the football. We didn't always make the tackle, but our kids were in the right spots.
On to round 2. It's always nice to go back to The Reservation. GO INDIANS!
Thread 'Next Opponent: Kaufman Lions'Anyone have the 411 on Kaufman
I just watched the highlights of their win last night vs. Hillcrest. All I can say is yikes! Our guys need to be ready for a slugfest.. especially in the secondary. Their QB threw for 263 yards and 4 TDs. He scrambles well, finds the open receiver, and throws darts. Their D-line is big and the DBs are quick, but we should be able to move the ball against them if we diversify the play calling. This will be a great test! Beating a team like this will definitely prepare us for the teams to come.Thread 'Next Opponent: Kaufman Lions'
https://forums.pngindians.com/threads/next-opponent-kaufman-lions.5573/
Based on what I can tell, Hillcrest is not very good, so Kaufman’s performance against them might not tell us much. They clearly appear to be better than Hallsville, and the fact that they appear to be a good passing team will pose challenges since our pass defense seems to be a relative weakness. However, with the proper defensive game plan and a good offensive performance we should be up for the challenge. It is probably the type of game where we cannot afford to take them lightly or to make a lot of mistakes and expect a W, but also one where we should win if we play anywhere near the level of our capabilities.I just watched the highlights of their win last night vs. Hillcrest. All I can say is yikes! Our guys need to be ready for a slugfest.. especially in the secondary. Their QB threw for 263 yards and 4 TDs. He scrambles well, finds the open receiver, and throws darts. Their D-line is big and the DBs are quick, but we should be able to move the ball against them if we diversify the play calling. This will be a great test! Beating a team like this will definitely prepare us for the teams to come.
I agree. We need to play mistake free ball and NOT take them lightly. Hopefully our OC has some plays up his sleeve that we haven't seen.Based on what I can tell, Hillcrest is not very good, so Kaufman’s performance against them might not tell us much. They clearly appear to be better than Hallsville, and the fact that they appear to be a good passing team will pose challenges since our pass defense seems to be a relative weakness. However, with the proper defensive game plan and a good offensive performance we should be up for the challenge. It is probably the type of game where we cannot afford to take them lightly or to make a lot of mistakes and expect a W, but also one where we should win if we play anywhere near the level of our capabilities.
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
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