setxsports
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Post your predictions in here you think we might get out coached again yall.
1989NDN said:BS ... we will not be out-coached ... MB was, and still is, a good coach, motivator, teacher, role model, and leader. We have had a down season, but the man knows how to coach and teach young men to play football. The man runs a clean program. He has control of his players, and most of the kids who play for him learn to be successful on and off the field. This season has not been what everyone expected or wanted, but, the results are due to many factors. Turnovers, disruption due to a hurricane, disruption due to stadium construction, players not making plays, and yes, coaching factors in too. However, MB is known throughout Texas -- he has many friends and supporters in the THSCA. He has served his colleagues in the THSCA well. He has served PN-GISD well.
Maybe MB will make some changes after the season? Maybe there will be a reassignment of coaching responsibilities or duties? Maybe, or maybe not, MB will find a new OC? Who knows? Give MB a chance AFTER the season to assess this past season and to evaluate what changes are needed going forward. He has not, suddenly, forgotten how to coach, teach, motivate, or lead young men. I live 100 miles west of PN-G, and I only see 2 or 3 games per year (maybe a few more when the Indians play in the Houston area during post-season), but, to me, MB still has a passion for coaching. Let us not forget that his past coaching staffs have been cherry-picked by other schools. We lost Mike Long to Kelly, Creduer (spelling?) to Lumberton, and a few other coaches too. On top of all that, the enrollment numbers, i.e., numbers in the talent pool, are shrinking. We used to have 1,600+ kids, now, we have less than 1,450. 4A enrollment numbers will grow to include schools with over 2,000 students. PAM will soon be a district opponent. Rash changes are not needed. Do I want to win more? Yes. I know fans are upset with a 5-10 record vs. Nederland. But, before everyone burns MB in effigy in downtown Port Neches or Groves, wait until after the season and give the man a chance to assess and evaluate what can be done going forward. I know, 3rd and 12 and we run up the middle or the toss sweep. I know, we need to diversify the offense and go to a pro-set or spread, or combine the PN-G power game with a more diverse passing attack. But, changes can't be made overnight. It might take a few offseason workouts or a few seasons to survive some growing pains. But, give MB a chance to call his own shot. I think he's earned that right.
Fire away ... I'm old and fat ... and I can take criticism regarding my opinions and thoughts. And, if anyone has a different opinion, I'm fine with that ... I will not say that you're not a real or true Indian alumnus (alumna) or fan if your opinion differs from mine. We're all Indians. There is enough room on the Reservation for everyone.
PN-G 20
Ozen 16
Go Indians. Keep working hard, play hard, give great effort, and enjoy high school at PN-G.
Peace.
IndianFan said:It's been said over and over that Burnett has a lot of positive points. That the defense has been productive year in and year out. And that improving the offensive direction is the primary concern. Now that concern includes the offensive line production which has traditionally been the anchor of PN-G teams. What does all that mean in terms of coaching staff? That's up to Coach Burnett to analyze and correct and what the people are demanding. And a tough reality to face considering that if may affect the lives of good men who are coaching. It comes down to the choice of doing what it takes to run a successful, winning program. Or face the wrath of PN-G fans who expect to win. Even considering that fan opinion is not respected much, you're still left with running a program that allows the kids to achieve their fullest potential. Is that program in place now? If not what will it take?
IndianFan said:It's been said over and over that Burnett has a lot of positive points. That the defense has been productive year in and year out. And that improving the offensive direction is the primary concern. Now that concern includes the offensive line production which has traditionally been the anchor of PN-G teams. What does all that mean in terms of coaching staff? That's up to Coach Burnett to analyze and correct and what the people are demanding. And a tough reality to face considering that if may affect the lives of good men who are coaching. It comes down to the choice of doing what it takes to run a successful, winning program. Or face the wrath of PN-G fans who expect to win. Even considering that fan opinion is not respected much, you're still left with running a program that allows the kids to achieve their fullest potential. Is that program in place now? If not what will it take?
Spoken like a true son---you are his son, are you not????Indian99 said:I disagree, I don't think Coach Burnett has stopped "coaching hard" just because his son has graduated. Anyone who has played under Burnett knows that he is a very motivational coach who expects the best out of his players, year end and year out. He is a man who will coach to the best of his abilities until he either calls it quits or they run him out of town. PNG football is in his blood, there's no doubt. He is an exceptional role model to the players and has upheld a clean program throughout his career. Kudos to him for never quitting on us and "coaching hard" until he hangs 'em up.
Indian99 said:I disagree, I don't think Coach Burnett has stopped "coaching hard" just because his son has graduated. Anyone who has played under Burnett knows that he is a very motivational coach who expects the best out of his players, year end and year out. He is a man who will coach to the best of his abilities until he either calls it quits or they run him out of town. PNG football is in his blood, there's no doubt. He is an exceptional role model to the players and has upheld a clean program throughout his career. Kudos to him for never quitting on us and "coaching hard" until he hangs 'em up.
14PNG said:I know because if the team that showed up last Friday nigh against the Raiders we will be in for a long night.
5A DII BI-DISTRICT
PN-G Indians (9-1)
vs.
Hallsville Bobcats (4-6)
Friday, Nov. 15, 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