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Alright folks, listen up. As of a few hours ago, PN-G had sold nearly 90% of the seats on the visitor’s side and was down to well under a thousand tickets remaining. We are fully expected to sell the remainder of our tickets before kickoff tomorrow. In anticipation of that sellout crowd tomorrow, Katy ISD is opening up overflow accommodations. REMEMBER: YOU CANNOT BUY TICKETS AT THE GATE. All ticket sales are online. You can purchase them at the following link for $10 apiece: [Hidden Content] Show up tomorrow, be loud, be proud, be everything the Southeast Texas is known across the state of Texas for. This is history in the making. Let’s go win a state championship berth! #AlwaysBeFaithful

I confirmed this a few moments ago. We've sold around 3,680 tickets on the PN-G side (visitor's side) of the stadium for Friday's game so far. Adding in the band, Indianettes and twirlers, that leaves a little less than 2,000 tickets available at this time. Don't forget that tickets will not be sold at the gate. Tickets are on sale online only. Tickets will still be available for purchase online on the day of the game for $10 apiece, provided that we don't sell out by then. Let's sell out another stadium! Y'all know what to do: [Hidden Content]

Name another high school football team that's gotten a shoutout from the Governor AND the Speaker of the House over the last two months.

As I recall, 35,000 tickets were allotted to each school. PN-G nearly sold out its ticket allotment. Stephenville had maybe 5,000 fans present for that game.

39,102, to be precise.

[Hidden Content] Some interesting history regarding the Slot-T system Coach Vance has implemented at Liberty Hill. Veteran PN-G Indian fans will recognize a name on that list of Coach Vance's Slot-T mentors. Makes for an unexpected connection between these two teams.

Tickets will only be sold online. Prices are: $6 for students through Thursday. $8 for adults through Thursday. $10 for all attendees on Friday. TICKET SALES: [Hidden Content] STADIUM INFO: [Hidden Content] Let's show up, Southeast Texas!

Please thank your brother for coming Friday night. That meant a lot to the PN-G crowd.

!!! NO SEATS LEFT !!! “By the second quarter of this past Friday’s games, visitors entering Galena Park ISD Stadium from Port Neches-Groves were told as they arrived that there were no seats left. But that didn’t stop the sea of purple and white from standing along walls, sitting on stairs and finding a way to watch the Indians advance past the fourth round of the playoffs for the first time since 1999.” [Hidden Content]

We started getting in full weeks of practice, for one, and the kids acclimated to the new system. People forget that the Memorial game was the first game under a new head coach who wasn’t able to get in all the practice he wanted due to the weather leading up to that game. There were a lot of people, including a few on this site, that doubted the new coach after that game. What did I tell y’all then? Be patient. Patience is paying big dividends right now.

That’s Nguyen. Maybe the shiftiest runningback I’ve ever seen at PN-G. One head on a three-headed purple monster this year with Adams and Hebert, though I believe Hebert is injured.

As soon as I have ticket details, I’ll post them here.

Y’all spread the word. I keep an apartment in Leander for my job in Austin. I want to pack both sides of the stadium and give them a Southeast Texas welcome.

Only one of the greatest moments in PN-G history. Such a big deal it gave one of the PN-G fans a heart attack. (He returned to the stands to watch PN-G's first playoff game the following week, by the way.)

We’re at 2,300 tickets sold for the PN-G game so far. We can do better than that.

I think we all know that this is about the time of year when Southeast Texas high school football fans of all stripes start to consolidate into the fanbases of the Southeast Texas teams still in the playoffs. This year, there are three teams from the 409 still competing: Newton, Silsbee and PN-G. This week, Silsbee and PN-G will both play at Houston-area venues. Silsbee will play Cuero at 1 PM on Friday in NRG Stadium. PN-G will kick off against Fort Bend Marshall at 7 PM that night at the stadium in Galena Park. These are opportunities for Southeast Texas to show its legendary fan support. Tickets to the PN-G game have already gone on sale, and GPISD has opened up both sides of the field to PN-G fans and their friends in anticipation of a sell-out crowd. Tickets to the Silsbee game will go up on Ticketmaster shortly, if they haven't already. Let's show up and show the rest of the state out. See y'all at the game(s).

This is correct. Exact details would need to be worked out. Step one is PN-G selling out the home side as quickly as possible. Y’all know what to do.

We haven’t made it passed the third round since the 1999 state championship appearance. In fact, Faircloth’s 2010 team was the first to make it to the third round after 1999.

This is correct. It’s good to have coaches and programs with connections, on both sides of the field. It won’t surprise me if a certain state senator attends this game.

The Chronicle, the Enterprise and Hearst are all welcome to sound off about this. I'm sure it will work out just as well for them as their last round of articles did. 😎

We’ve got connections.

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