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Hardly any PNG fans in the stands. We’re going to lose our reputation. 

4 minutes ago, Kegger said:

Tomball's Oline is big and plays nasty. The QB is extremely athletic. They will go 4 wide just to run everyone off and then the qb will run. Defense isn't special. Special teams will onside at least 2 times and they will run a fake punt a couple of times. If PNG isn't careful on special teams, Tomball will steal 2-4 extra possessions. They have won multiple games over the past 2 seasons because of this. I personally don't have a dog in this fight. But Id be willing to bet Tomball will win this game by more than the talent disparity between the 2 teams.

The difference in the game last year was Tomball got an extra possession on a fumbled kick off. PNG looked like they had the game under control early, but Tomball was sneaky. 

On 9/5/2021 at 7:26 AM, jag86 said:

I just cant understand how we get these head coaches that really dont want to be here. The current head coach applied for several jobs after one year on the job. He thought he could get a job after a playoff blowout. Not only did he try to leave but it was in our district, La porte!! Really!!

This guy has no enthusiasm about being the head coach at BU, he has had 3 coaches he brought in leave. The OC left in December bc of the vision of the HC. He has no idea of how to run a program, he made no decisions in Duncanville; a third OL coach with get back duties on game day!! he was on a 35 game losing streak for reason and it wasnt the players!! We as a community has to have more input in the hiring process or we will continue to fail the kids!!!

 

The thing I don’t understand (And I never would have expected this- I thought the opposite would be true) is how Central was better than BU now. I honestly think any Central team from 2009 to 2016 would beat BU today and last year. I thought BU would be the best of Ozen and Central and be a force in the state. Instead they are at best just another Ozen. 

This one is tough to call. I’m thinking Port Arthur. On the one hand, Crosby has played much tougher competition and has a lot of recent big-game experience. On the other hand, PAM has key positions staffed with elite next-level talent and I’m pretty sure they have more returning starters. In a close game, I’ll go with the team that is more stabilized in terms of identity and time together, and that’s PAM. I’m thinking a one-score game. 

32 minutes ago, Cougar14.2 said:

Probably so, but I think y’all are getting some help from the offenses you’re playing too. For now it’s more impressive that PNG seems like they may be able to run the ball from the rb position this year. 

The defense is still more exciting than the RB - I don’t mean our defense will be world beaters this year after just two games. I mean the fact that they can, at a minimum, wrap up and make a basic tackle in the open field is the impressive part. The way we played last year, ANY offense could run all over us. The RB part is exciting too, but if we can just make some tackles we’ve got a chance. And you’re right that BU gave us some favors last night. They made enough mistakes last night I’d be really worried as a BU fan. But there have been years, including last year, where even those mistakes would still have us getting run all over the field unable to get anything but fingers on people. 

20 minutes ago, png9mon said:

PNG Center has got to work out the problems with the snaps.  There were actually 16 errant snaps tonight, either off to the side or right at the ground. The quarterback did an amazing job of just trying to control the snaps. You can't tell me in the school the size of PNG that we can't find someone who can snap the ball consistently to the quarterback.  Just paint a target on the wall, at the right distance, and have the center snap the ball again and again and again so he's hitting that target every time.  Every time you miss the target you run a lap, that way when you get tired you can still snap the ball because you're used to it. I have no problem with the center's blocking, but you have to get the ball to the QB first & primarily.  These errant snaps are going to hurt us bad as the season progresses. 

Seriously 

49 minutes ago, prepballfan said:

Coach FC went out and got a young talented DC from Allen and it showed up tonight

About time ! We look like we have a real defense finally 

So far it’s looking like the best defense png has shown in a very long time. Hopefully it keeps up 

6 minutes ago, Dirty_but_Dazzling said:

so what was the "stupid" that happened?

I said “unless” - nothing happened. There were a lot of dumb mistakes by both teams, so I was facetiously referencing that. But both played well at times. BU seemed more discombobulated most of the time, than PNG. A lot to work on for both. PNG had 6 or 7 botched snaps, give or take a couple. Bu never got really aggressive on offense, and couldn’t hold onto the ball. PNG looked good on defense, and the offense started to gel as the gam wore on. 

PNG wins 21-17

5 seconds left, png has the ball. This is going to be ballgame PNG unless something really stupid happens 

Bu fumbles. pnG ball, 2:57 left 

PNG went for it on 4th and 1, but had probably the 7th botched snap tonight. BU ball 

TD BU on blown coverage. PNG 21-17 

TD PNG, crazy good catch by Bergeron 

Rivers for BU is a really good defender

Trahan is finding all kinds of room. PNG is almost exclusively running the ball. It’s working 

To clarify, the field goal I mentioned got undone by a roughing the kicker penalty, then PNG scored a touchdown. So 14-10 png at the end of the third 

PNG scores. 14-10, :58 left in 3rd. Trahan finding a groove

Right after kicking field goal, PNG kicker gets flattened by defender. Refs give PNG first down on roughing the kicker. Someone who knows the rules better than me would have to explain. I figured it would be tacked on the kickoff. 

Field goal. 10-10 all

PNG knocking on the door. On the 9 yard line 

6:16 left 3rd

Field goal United. BUT 10, PNG 7