wacape said:Antonio Arvie....1 carry for 3 yards.
Troy Benjamin...13 carries 166 yards and a slap in the face 84 yard TD.
Again...it's not rocket science.... :
ndn78 said:Hey Ydawg, he is back up to Betrand with a lot more speed, can't get the edges Chase can't. Y'alls D line is very good and we never tried enough different running plays. Arvie is short thick and FAST. Good W for the Dogs, I think or coached mad some bad calls.
Go PNG!
wacape said:Yank...exactly on why you didn't hear his name last night. I'm on a personal campaign to get Antonio more playing time. He made a long TD run in our first game against Gregory-Portland and we haven't seen much of him since. He'll go in to block or maybe get a touch a game but that's it. Defenses are keying on Bertrand to where he'll be lucky to get the kind of final yardage he got last season. Putting Arvie in with Chase HAS to make it lot easier for Bertrand to run between the tackles if Antonio starts hurting people on the corners. All I'm asking is give Arvie a chance with more than a carry a game. If he doesn't pan out, then at least he was given a shot and I'll shut up about this the rest of the season.
Same complaints against Burnett during losing years - 4 or 5 plays with a couple of players.oldindian69 said:The blinders have to come off..........(There are more than just TWO PLAYERS on offense.).........if you want the BONEHEAD play calling to stop......Arvie NEEDS to be getting a LOT MORE playing time.........
IndianFan said:This is the same great coaching staff that turned the program around in 2009. A loss to Nederland doesn't justify ragging on Faircloth and staff. Two things will result from all the negative talk and neither is good. 1) the players and coaches will see the lukewarm support and be negatively affected. 2) Faircloth will likely move on to a higher profile program that pays more and has a lot more athletes year in and year out. PNG finally has a top caliber coaching staff again. Count you blessings and look forward to the team solving it's weak spots.
AMEN !!! Could you imagine if Faircloth put all 3 backs in the game for a few series and let each of em run the ball on plays. I would not like to be on that Defense. Reverse, draws, outside sweeps etc.... Would be the kind of threat that Livingston throws at you. The coaches figured out last year what was working and what wasn't working and made the changes. I have faith in the coaches to do what they feel they need to do too change things up. I give credit to the team for not giving up and playing till the last second on the play clock. They have the determination, heart and soul. In my opinion, we have had some bad calls go our way, whether our fault or not. They, the team and coaches will work on it all and the team will win out starting with Lumberton !Sports Fan said:Alright...I don't post much but I feel a need to here. First, Bertrand is STILL the 2nd all-time single season rushing leader in school history! Second, Arvie scored his 67 yard TD (that everyone keeps hanging their hat on) in the final seconds of a blowout game against what was likely not even the teams starters at that point. Third, our running backs are tasked with being able to run, block, catch and protect the ball. Bertrand has done and is doing an excellent job of those four things. After Bertrand, Wommack probably does those four things the next best. The truth is, we are very fortunate to have 3 outstanding running backs. They each have different styles that can benefit this team and although it would be nice to see more combinations of them in the backfield, we need to appreciate what Bertrand has done with the ball in his hands and respect the work that our coaching staff does with establishing the gameplans each week.
GO INDIANS!
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