Rez

I graduated from PN-G in 2011. I distinctly - and fondly - remember watching PN-G beat Barbers Hill five times in four seasons. We used to joke about Faircloth getting arrested for desecrating our national mascot.
Rez Ipsa is correct that we suffered a third round loss to Manvel in 2010, by a score of 56-46 if I recall correctly. Pardon my candor, but I have never seen a team or a crowd as utterly classless as Manvel was that game - and I’ve been to LSU, and dealt with Ohio State fans at the Superdome. I vividly remember watching the drill team flipping off our band before the game began. I have high hopes Roschon will deliver some long overdue payback this year. If the defense keeps playing like it has the last two games, those hopes may be realized.
Back in the days of the old 19 and 20-4A, the only 19-4A team that could beat PN-G consistently was the other purple and white meat.

Great game Indians. defense showed up two weeks in a row

Unless I missed a game, PNG has played BH 4 times, and is 4-0, pending 5-0 tonight. 
2009: (first game of season): 21-20
2009 (first round of playoffs): 21-7
2010 (first round of playoffs): 21-7
2016 (first round of playoffs): 31-26

To be fair....how many times has Barbers Hill beaten PNG before Roschon......

Score Update....PNG Ipads 24.....Ant mound tattle tales 7

INDIANS GOT THIS! SCALP ‘EM!

The reason a student can lead a prayer but faculty cannot, while faculty can teach evolution, is that prayer led by faculty (or, for example, by a representative from local religion) violates the Establishment Clause of the Constitution, and a member of faculty teaching evolution does not. Evolution is not a religion, so teaching or promoting it does not result in the Government, through public schools, "establishing," or promoting one religion over another. I think it is a good thing. One of the essential protections afforded us by the Constitution is the separation of Church and State. Public schools are a part of the "State," so they are bound by limitations imposed on the State by the Constitution. It can seem like a small thing, because the vast majority of people in SETX are some variation on Christian, so the vast majority of people will not be offended if there is a prayer before a game, whether that prayer is offered by a student or by a member of faculty, or even by a representative from one of the local churches.
But, here is a thought experiment: What if the majority of people in SETX suddenly joined a non-Christian religion, such that the majority of the school board, the local city councils, and the majority of the local churches espoused that religion? Would you want the kids who remain Christian and their families, to be forced to spend taxpayer dollars so that the local schools could promote that religion? Would you want your taxpayer dollars to go to paying faculty to pray to this non-Christian god at school functions? I think most people on this board would feel that this was something of an injustice, that it would be a violation of the 1st Amendment and the Free Exercise Clause of the Constitution.
You would be right, and the Constitution would be on your side. The Constitution protects your children from exactly this kind of violation. So as a Christian (I attend church every week, pay a tithe, and have served as a volunteer missionary abroad), I am grateful for the Constitution's guarantees that all of our freedoms of religion (including Christian, non-Christians, and atheists) will be protected from the government preferring one religion or religious group over another. Just like freedom of speech, the 2nd amendment, or anything else in the Bill of Rights, freedom of religion is absolutely essential, and freedom of religion is incomplete without the separation of Church and State. 

BH gets to test out thier new video cameras they installed in the visitors coaching booth tonight. They ought to have a ribbon cutting ceremony before the game at the 50 yard line to celebrate it. I’d even let Faircloth cut the ribbon!

But condescension becomes you quite nicely.

No, I'm saying that the punishment needs to fit the crime. The coach made an honest mistake and violated a rule. The manner in which he violated it did not contribute to the outcome of the game. Therefore, the coach should be disciplined, but the game shouldn't be forfeited. Punish the coach, not the kids.

Monitors are allowed and they are allowed to watch the game live, in real time.

There is no evidence of PNG recording or using it. We are accused of having a device that's prohibited in the box. No proof we used it to cheat. That's what y'all made up on the board.

So the picture posted on here is not of the infamous ipad. Its of a monitor in the box showing the live feed as I expected. FAKE NEWS. 
This gives credence to BF saying it wasn’t utilized, just in the box. Take the punishment and move on now. 

The truth, maybe? I mean, if you want to say your own head coach is lying, that's your business, but I'm going to take him at his word.

No, I didn’t presume anything. I'm merely pointing out that the facts that were stipulated to by all of the parties involved don't include what you're arguing.
Monte Barrow, one of the fact-finders who voted on this and the head coach of PN-G's arch rival, explicitly stated that the infraction had no effect on the outcome of a close game that came down to the final possession. If the facts were such that the coach taking the pictures was using them in a way that affected the outcome of the game, he wouldn't be saying that.
My guess is that this coach was taking the pictures for use after the game during weekly practices. If true, that's a violation, to be sure, but not one that affected the outcome of the Crosby game. Thus, the punishment doesn't fit the crime.

41-21 Nederland beat up on us a little bit but our boys fought hard to the end. Nothing to be ashamed of, good luck in the playoffs dogs.

41-13 PNG at the Half. Scalp ‘em!

29-24 BH at halftime. 
Crosby was up 24-15 by just running the ball down their throat, then BH turned it over on downs, coach decides to start passing the ball. It’s been down hill since. Our run game is killing them tonight and the last two series they keep trying to pass. I’ve never seen anything like it. 

Defense has only allowed 7 points so far. And they just made up for it with the recovery for a TD. 

Defense has only allowed 7 points so far. And they just made up for it with the recovery for a TD. 

Defense has only allowed 7 points so far. And they just made up for it with the recovery for a TD. 

I like Wright's BBQ on 105

Dayton played hard just not to be. #34 is just a sophomore and the kid can ball. I would have him throwing all week and get him a ton of snaps the last 2 games. Anyway hope Dayton can find a way to win on senior night at Bronco stadium but Santa Fe is no joke. One way or the other I will be there. 

In those years, I never understood why we didn't play a tougher pre-district schedule. I personally think we should have WO-S on the schedule every year. We may lose to them four out of five times, but we're always going to be better for the loss.