Doubtful. Spread him across the field as a receiver, maybe some wildcat if his foot is healed enough to take the pressure. Bailey is the future and pretty dang good now as a passer.is he gonna come back as qb
Doubtful. Spread him across the field as a receiver, maybe some wildcat if his foot is healed enough to take the pressure. Bailey is the future and pretty dang good now as a passer.is he gonna come back as qb
You’re welcome. I’m a data nerd and proficient in gathering and analyzing such data, when the data is available. As a backup source I have, as Xcrystalbeachbum has done, watched a few replays in my time and recorded the stats while also analyzing the details of the game. It’s a fun hobby during football season.IndianFan, your work is AMAZING. Thank you.
Look at that smile on Wade Phillips' face. That's a happy man...because he's a PN-G Indian. Bum Phillips may have had ties to Nederland, but make no mistake, Wade Phillips is a PN-G Indian and he is married to a PN-G Indian...Class of 1965. He may smile if he ever has to hand the trophy to Nederland, but that will be because he has to...when he hands that trophy to PN-G, he smiles because he wants to! Go Indians.
is he gonna come back as qb
Point differentials have been added to the PNG-Ned score history. You can sort by the Pts Diff column to see margins of victory or loss. Still have some UI work to do to improve the appearance of the data grids.Some quick historical notes for the PN-G fans who, like myself, are so inclined:
"Daddy's money" is paying dividends.
- The Indians' 25 point margin of victory over the Bulldogs is the largest any PN-G team has enjoyed over Nederland since 1992.
- Through 25 games, Coach Joseph now sports a 21-4 record with the Indians. This is the best start of any PN-G coach to make it to 25 games since Gene McCollum finished his second season with with the Indians 24-1 in 1947. It's the second best start of all time for a PN-G HC. Statistically speaking, he has outperformed even Doug Ethridge and Lew Ford so far (though Ford brought home a state championship ring in his first season, in fairness).
- This website and Down Trails of Victory make it easier to research PN-G history than it is to do so for any other high school program in Texas. (Thanks, IndianFan.)
Still can't view itPlay-by-play: Port Neches-Groves dominates 100th Mid-County Madness
Let the Madness begin. Follow along for game updates from Bulldog Stadium.www.beaumontenterprise.com
Idk if it’ll work the same on your phone, but try clicking on the link, then the Aa in upper left corner, then show reader. I’m able to view most PA News, BE, and other subscription based articles this way. I know it works in Safari, not sure about Chrome or others. This usually doesn’t work if you click on a link that’s posted on FB so it’s best to go directly to PA News, BE, etc. website.Still can't view it
40 years as an accountant so numbers are a thing....You’re welcome. I’m a data nerd and proficient in gathering and analyzing such data, when the data is available. As a backup source I have, as Xcrystalbeachbum has done, watched a few replays in my time and recorded the stats while also analyzing the details of the game. It’s a fun hobby during football season.
And protects the ballDoes anyone have his complete stats (16 games) from 2022? I'm guessing he will finish his career as a PN-G Indian near the top of the all-time leading rushers. He's been an amazing ball carrier for the past two years. Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that he was an unknown back-up until the #1 RB last year got hurt? What an outstanding "back-up" #33 has been. He has good vision, patience, he runs tough when he needs to, and he is faster than you think. Terrific RB.
Tape tape and more tapeHe still had a very noticeable limp.
PN-G Indians (7-1)
vs.
Montgomery Bears (7-1)
Friday, Nov. 1, 7:00PM
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