akifan94

3:30 PM Saturday at Nederland Stadium

PN-G .....I still get goosebumps when it plays.

Stupid things like this happen at schools every year. If no one was actually caught then there is no need to point the finger.

How funny are you going to be when you lose to Ned and are sitting home for the playoffs? I do not want to see it happen, but idiot pimps like you almost would make it worth it. You and pimpsmack keep on pimping. You guys are just too cool for the rest of us. losers

I think they have a good shot. It would be a shame if they do not after what they have accomplished so far.

I just heard it myself on KLVI. Very sad.

PN-G has a larger population

You never quit do you mav. You must get really bored or happen to work at the same place I do.

HUH?? what are you talking about? Did I miss something?

Mosely is a complete back. Good size, can take it the distance at any time. Hemmings is good also, but he is a different back. He will wear out a defense, but he is also not going to put up any 250+ yard games. Hussey was a nice back, but not up with my first two.

1.Mosely 2. Hemmings 3. Hussey

How about some non flat stomach 30 something year old?

Yada Yada Yada ... who cares. The game is two weeks away. Smesny is a good DB and Hemmings is a good back. They will both have their chances to show what they can do in two weeks.

Here is the rest of the story........ Through the pain and tears of losing his father, Harrison realized another "dad" seemed right there for him if he needed any support. Quarterbacks coach Wallace had gone clear back to the seventh grade at Groves Middle School with Tatum. When Marty died, Wallace had just the right thoughts to convey in a sorrowful time. "I let him know I would be there for him," the Indians' QB coach said. "We've always had a unique relationship. He and his dad were pretty close but he's handled it real well. That kind of thing tends to make you grow up faster than you probably want to." Even though the Indians sit atop the 22-4A standings at 4-0 prior to Friday's visit to always tough Vidor, it does not suggest that all of Tatum's hard times have occurred off the football field. Harrison personally shouldered a lot of the load for his team's 0-2 start. He didn't have to feel that way, but he did. Wallace, offensive coordinator and play caller Dan Welch and head coach Matt Burnett all had the same message for Harrison when PN-G started 0-2 -- just relax. "Harrison's gotten more relaxed and he's doing exactly what we need him to do," Indians' chief Burnett said. "He's a fine person and he's developing into a good leader. Last year he was a sophomore among seniors. This year, the seniors have welcomed him with open arms, even moreso after his dad passed away." Tatum has matured more in his approach to the game, too. Stats are stats and stats come and go. A player needs to always focus on the fact that football is and always will remain a team game, first and foremost. When the team wins, the stat sheet takes up space in newspapers and computers but it truly matters much less than wins and losses. "I was so worried about my stats," Tatum admitted. "But I'm not worried about my stats now. I'm worried about my team winning. As long as we win, that's what really matters." It's been a little while since The News has published a feature on a PN-G quarterback... Then, again, there's no question after Friday night that Harrison Tatum has deserved the attention too. His most impressive stat to date is the Indians' district record -- 4-0. Indians Inklings: Best defensive numbers against Lumberton belonged to LB Kaleb Walker (8 first contacts and 7 assists), DE Zeke Schexnider (7 first contacts and 5 assists), CB Jacob Broussard (6 and 5), LB Austin Miller (5 and 4) and DT Jody McDonald (4 and 5).... Nothing in the way of serious injuries resulted from the Lumberton game.... The Indians have a new starting center Tanner Ross... The Tribe can expect a lengthy halftime break Friday night because Vidor always has a way of delivering quite a halftime extravaganza on its homecoming night. PN-G will be Vidor's 2007 homecoming opponent.... Last time the Indians were 4-0 in district was 2004. The 2004 team won a bidistrict title, playing 12 games. The 1999 Tribesmen also were 4-0 in district, reaching the state finals and playing 16 games....

The Dayton players would have to exit near one of our parking areas to get to the field house they use. That being said, I was not there last year in that spot so I cannot verify anyone's claims either way. I find it unlikely players would be picking fights. A little jawing maybe, but not picking fights. Who cares, it was last year.

If you are directing that at me, you do not bother me. This board is all in fun. If people want to take it any further than that then they have other issues. I enjoy all the trash talk along as the other people don't mind hearing it themselves.

I searched for him in the rivals database and could not find him. He is listed at 6'1" 318 pounds on the roster.

my vote also

Thanks

That is funny stuff.....let's see how much you and your bretheren know.... "We have nothing to worry about against PN-G, We win 35-7" wrong "Hemmings will not go over 100 yards" wrong "We will have 360 yards of offense to their 180" wrong " PN-G does not understand what this team is about, no way ya'll win" wrong "The L-Train blah blah blah" wrong "Hussey will run all over them" 65 yards later.....wrong Also, it is "an" idiot. Did you make it past 3rd grade English? Why are you still talking trash to PN-G fans? Move on, nothing will help change what happened last Friday night. You need to worry about Ozen, LC-M, and Nederland.

**Big School Game of the Week** Beaumont West Brook at Port Arthur Memorial **Small School Games of the Week** West Orange-Stark at Jasper Buna at East Chambers ________________________________________________________________________________________ 21-4A Barbers Hill at Huffman 22-4A Beaumont Central at Dayton Little Cypress-Mauriceville at Nederland Port Neches-Groves at Vidor Beaumont Ozen at Lumberton 21-3A Bridge City at Kirbyville Hamshire-Fannett at Orangefield Hardin-Jefferson at Silsbee 22-3A Shepherd at Cleveland Tarkington at Coldspring Liberty at Splendora 23-2A Hemphill at Newton Woodville at Corrigan-Camden 24-2A Anahuac at Deweyville Kountze at Hardin 24-1A Hull-Daisetta at Sabine Pass High Island at Evadale TAPPS 1-3 Austin St. Michael at Kelly TAPPS 3-4 Galveston O'Connell at Legacy Christian

I see where he has signed with Mizz. It lists him as an athlete, do you think he plays WR or QB at the next level. I watched his highlight film and never saw him pass, but he is an electric runner. I could not find anything on the RB, is he a junior?

Read my post dumb-dumb. I said "if / when". And if PN-G does go they will for sure be D-1 as well as Galena Park. You never stop with the stupid comments.

I think if Dayton played Lumberton again they would beat them.

You need to stick to worrying about Lumberton. I NEVER downed your school. The only people I downed were the ones bragging about an 8th ranked state defense after playing the weakest 4A non-district schedule in all of region 3. Give it a rest. And it is sense.