PNG vs. Barbers Hill & Game Comments
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Re: PNG vs. Barbers Hill
PNG takes this one a little shaky in 1st quarter just nerves but then huge night for the receivers
PNG takes this one a little shaky in 1st quarter just nerves but then huge night for the receivers
Re: PNG vs. Barbers Hill
Whoa, there are some big numbers being thrown up here. Before I venture a guess, can someone show some Barbers Hill stats. How many returning starters and what positions? How did they fair last year?
I know, I should be looking these up but I just don't have the time. I'm sure someone knows right where they are with just a click of a button.
With that being said, the Indians will win this game and usher in a new era known as "Brandon Ball"...(a little play off of "billy ball" from Lamar)
Whoa, there are some big numbers being thrown up here. Before I venture a guess, can someone show some Barbers Hill stats. How many returning starters and what positions? How did they fair last year?
I know, I should be looking these up but I just don't have the time. I'm sure someone knows right where they are with just a click of a button.
With that being said, the Indians will win this game and usher in a new era known as "Brandon Ball"...(a little play off of "billy ball" from Lamar)
Re: PNG vs. Barbers Hill
Ok, I'm ready to make my prediction. It appears that BH has 9 returning starters with 5 on offense and 4 on defense. They too will be replacing their QB this season. They went 3-6 last year with those 3 wins coming over Kingwood Park, Goose Creek Memorial, and Galena Park. I will say that those 3 wins appear to be pretty lop-sided. They scored an average of 26.6 pts a game and allowed 24.4 pnts a game. But if you ask me, their lop-sided victories padded the points per game stats. Also, that 3-6 record came with an experienced QB under center.
With that being said, I don't see where BH has made many, if any improvements over last season. Whereas, PN-G has made drastic changes to coaching personnel, and it has definitely been for the better. These coaches put our players in the right position to make the plays. Just by watching practices and scrimmages, PN-G seems to have done a complete 180 in terms of the direction of the football program.
I think BH is athletic enough to get a couple of TD's but not talented enough to stop the wide open offense of PN-G.
Therefore, my prediction for the game will be:
PN-G - 38
BH - 14
Ok, I'm ready to make my prediction. It appears that BH has 9 returning starters with 5 on offense and 4 on defense. They too will be replacing their QB this season. They went 3-6 last year with those 3 wins coming over Kingwood Park, Goose Creek Memorial, and Galena Park. I will say that those 3 wins appear to be pretty lop-sided. They scored an average of 26.6 pts a game and allowed 24.4 pnts a game. But if you ask me, their lop-sided victories padded the points per game stats. Also, that 3-6 record came with an experienced QB under center.
With that being said, I don't see where BH has made many, if any improvements over last season. Whereas, PN-G has made drastic changes to coaching personnel, and it has definitely been for the better. These coaches put our players in the right position to make the plays. Just by watching practices and scrimmages, PN-G seems to have done a complete 180 in terms of the direction of the football program.
I think BH is athletic enough to get a couple of TD's but not talented enough to stop the wide open offense of PN-G.
Therefore, my prediction for the game will be:
PN-G - 38
BH - 14
NEXT GAMEDAY
PN-G Indians (3-0)
vs.
Lake Creek Lions (2-1)
Friday, Sept. 27, 7:00PM
PN-G INDIANS FOOTBALL
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