PN-G bamatex

Sometimes, you just can't help it... I just haven't felt the urge to stand up and clap for... or even play Cherokee just yet. For some reason the Aggie War Hymn keeps dancing in my head though...... It's an insider thing.

Are y'all going to make the visitor's band stands bigger? It was tough to fit our band in those tiny stands last year.

Wow. Purple & White vs. Purple & White. You could have just called, you know.

Sometimes, you just can't help it...

Anytime.

While on that subject, the top game on your list (PN-G vs. Plano, 1977 Texas State Championship, 49,953) holds both the state and national record for attendance at a high school varsity football game. WOW really ! Were did you find that info at ? Just curious. Regarding the attendance record nationally. [Hidden Content] www.pngindians.com On Wikipedia, you can find it in the second paragraph under "School Spirit." On the Indians site, it's on that loading page that comes up when you go to the site.

While on that subject, the top game on your list (PN-G vs. Plano, 1977 Texas State Championship, 49,953) holds both the state and national record for attendance at a high school varsity football game.

Why do our schools, colleges, and professionals play football? It's a form of income. Where does that income come from? The fans.

Central, but it'll be close.

Nah. Even if you did have some chance of winning, Livingston already did that. Well technically it wasn't completed then so now ::/ As far as I'm concerned, if a stadium is playable, it's completed. Not what u said on another thread. Where did I not say this?

Nah. Even if you did have some chance of winning, Livingston already did that. Well technically it wasn't completed then so now ::/ As far as I'm concerned, if a stadium is playable, it's completed.

Our new stadium is a number of things, but it is not cursed... *knock on wood* ;D

Nah. Even if you did have some chance of winning, Livingston already did that.

We'd bring the band and the Indianettes to the chess match with Nederland. So they can console each other after another loss. It is always good to show such support of each other like that. Heck, they probably bring grief counselors to the games with them and I applaud their efforts. I'd be careful if I were you. You may just get a surprise at that chess match. ;D And by the way, on behalf of my school, I'm challenging your school to a chess match. ;D

We do! ;D

We'd bring the band and the Indianettes to the chess match with Nederland.

Yeah, you would think a school that used to be 5-a would have better parking access and facilities. here you go AGAIN!!!! dawging on vidor. what is your problem with vidor? For visitors, Vidor is one of the worst places to play. The visitor's stands are in terrible condition, there's almost no parking, and it seems like there's always stagnant water under the stands and everything's muddy. I can't speak to the home side because I've never been over there, but the visitor's side sucks.

Vidor. I don't know what it's like on the home side, but the visitor's side is terrible.

Technically, we haven't played a game since the stadium was built. "Built" implies completion. Our stadium wasn't complete until after the end of last year's football season. Putting all the technical crap aside, the last varsity football game for PN-G was under a different coach and played on a completely different system. Essentially, it was a completely different team. The spring game serves as proof of PN-G's improvement from last year. For these reasons, the results of last year's football season have virtually no bearing on PN-G's potential performance in the upcoming football season.

I don't know. After last year, I'm sure it'll be a good game, but I've heard a few people say that Lumberton was looking pretty shaky in the spring practices this year. Who knows? There's a lot of time between now and football season. If we don't feel like we can be touched, then why are we saying that a few select games (including Central) are going to be toss-ups? If we can't be touched, it seems like we'd be saying that nobody is going to beat us rather than admitting that there are going to be some hard-fought games that could potentially be PN-G losses.

I'm sorry, but the only toss-up games I see this year are Crosby, Nederland (it's Mid-County Madness; I don't care what team looks better, anything can happen at that game), and Central. I'd be willing to bet that PN-G wins the rest, including Barber's Hill. Last year's team beat Barber's Hill, and this year's team has already proven itself to be far better than last year's team.

Actually, that wasn't a playoff game. It was a regular season game that Silsbee won 48-44. Jay McGuire rushed for 454 yards that night. He had a total all-purpose yardage of over 600 yards in that game with 6 td's. Now Silsbee and Nederland did play each other again that year in the playoffs but McGuire did not play. He had broken his leg in the regular season finale against Jasper. You would think that Silsbee wouldn't of stood a chance against Nederland without Jay but they beat the Bulldogs 34-7 in that playoff game. Stanley Rhone, Silsbee's fullback moved to the tailback position in that game and rushed for 190 yards, 3 td's. Also, in the regular season game, Silsbee chose to play a zone and not blitz and the Nederland QB Hood, picked Silsbee's secondary apart. In the playoff game, Silsbee went man defense and blitzed pretty much all night. They sacked Hood 10 times in that game, with 2 int's. It was a great defensive game plan by the Tiger coaches. I have both those games on tape, watch it every now and then. Was Nederland 3A at that time? No, Silsbee was 4A. Silsbee has just been 3A for the last 5 years. And Jasper was 4A as well? I believe Jasper dropped from 4a to 3a in the 2002 season... Ok. That makes sense.

Actually, that wasn't a playoff game. It was a regular season game that Silsbee won 48-44. Jay McGuire rushed for 454 yards that night. He had a total all-purpose yardage of over 600 yards in that game with 6 td's. Now Silsbee and Nederland did play each other again that year in the playoffs but McGuire did not play. He had broken his leg in the regular season finale against Jasper. You would think that Silsbee wouldn't of stood a chance against Nederland without Jay but they beat the Bulldogs 34-7 in that playoff game. Stanley Rhone, Silsbee's fullback moved to the tailback position in that game and rushed for 190 yards, 3 td's. Also, in the regular season game, Silsbee chose to play a zone and not blitz and the Nederland QB Hood, picked Silsbee's secondary apart. In the playoff game, Silsbee went man defense and blitzed pretty much all night. They sacked Hood 10 times in that game, with 2 int's. It was a great defensive game plan by the Tiger coaches. I have both those games on tape, watch it every now and then. Was Nederland 3A at that time? No, Silsbee was 4A. Silsbee has just been 3A for the last 5 years. And Jasper was 4A as well?

Actually, that wasn't a playoff game. It was a regular season game that Silsbee won 48-44. Jay McGuire rushed for 454 yards that night. He had a total all-purpose yardage of over 600 yards in that game with 6 td's. Now Silsbee and Nederland did play each other again that year in the playoffs but McGuire did not play. He had broken his leg in the regular season finale against Jasper. You would think that Silsbee wouldn't of stood a chance against Nederland without Jay but they beat the Bulldogs 34-7 in that playoff game. Stanley Rhone, Silsbee's fullback moved to the tailback position in that game and rushed for 190 yards, 3 td's. Also, in the regular season game, Silsbee chose to play a zone and not blitz and the Nederland QB Hood, picked Silsbee's secondary apart. In the playoff game, Silsbee went man defense and blitzed pretty much all night. They sacked Hood 10 times in that game, with 2 int's. It was a great defensive game plan by the Tiger coaches. I have both those games on tape, watch it every now and then. Was Nederland 3A at that time?

You're right about one thing. 4 teams in the playoffs is ridiculous. All part of living in a "feel-good" nation.