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I think its a good hire on Permians part.

Too early for anyone to predict. A hole summer for the kids to prepair. See who wants it the most next season. Go Jags

I agree jag. It could be anyone.

Two of the new coaches will start next week.

Thats good news, glad to see them coming to town. Looks like its all coming together.

Good question smitty. I haven't talked with anyone, but do know that one of them reassigned to Middle School had offers at Memorial and Bridge City. I have heard nothing more. I was wandering if any of the coaches Faircloth was bringing has arrived. Heard one of them coming was excellent and could have gotten a HC job, but wanted to be with Faircloth.Says a lot about him. I have talked with some from Permian who said we got a great one, that he was completely responsible for engineering Permians offensive success.

But back to the original subject I wish Welch and Broussard the best and will definitely be interested in seeing where they end up.

We'll be ok kf. The athletes are just fine.We were definitely down LAST year but the year before we won district.Well let me rephrase, we tied for district with Lumberton after we beat them because Dayton beat us. Our Freshman this past season were really good. Like it or not the future looks bright  8).We are excited about the upcoming season on the Reservation.

Johnson of Silsbee.

Extremely nice area right out of Sugarland, don't know much about schools.

We've got several I expect big things from, but DeRon should be our top. But, if he gets a lot of attention then watch out for Segura.

Yall have a new Coach and stadium so you guys are ready to roll. Did you guys get a new field house to?

The field house is fairly new, maybe late 90's. It was a fairly high dollar item that came out of the bond from the 90's. It is very nice with a great weight room.

Why do other communities hammer on those that better themselves?  I don't live in PNG district but if they deem it important to better their facilities then good for them.  It can only make this entire area more attractive for playoffs which bring in dollars to the entire area.  I live about 30 miles away from PNG but if they make their stadium better then some of it may just trickle down to my community.  I'm never gonna bash the other man for improving what he has.  And from someone that lives in an "industry heavy" community I'm not gonna say anything about the smell.  To me it smells like money.  There is always a price to be paid for industry and jobs.  Most communities will kill for it.  Don't let em fool ya.

PNG Guys-  You got something good going. Don't let the negatives get you down.  Be proud of what ya got and where you're going. 

Thanks for the kind words bear.

Very nice, definitely something for them to be proud of.

I am definitely proud of the facilities and with the things I am hearing coming from offseason we will have a program to be proud of also. Looking forward to the season.

This one kind of comes as a surprise. Allman is a graduate of Permian.Money talks.

True, he is from Odessa, but he's still a young coach looking to make his mark at on 39yrs old!  Gotta give it to him...if you make that much money, you better be winning state titles...not just playing in them...winning...this could turn out to be bad news....the pressure is on....GOOD LUCK!

Good point. Very true.

OK I apologize the res has the cleanest air I have ever breathed I will not disrespect it again, and the view of the tank farm is beautiful. ;D

And to think I pay 4000 a year in taxes to live by these beautiful plants   . You would think my taxes would be cheaper with the plants tax money, but we can thank robin hood for that. Actually the tax payers are paying for the stadium.

Prayers to the family, community, and students.

Very nice , to bad you need a respirator when you go see a game.

Can't slap the hand that feeds you.$$$$$$$ Its all about Money $$$$$$$

The first one at home.

This one kind of comes as a surprise. Allman is a graduate of Permian.Money talks.

Danny Malones 1989 Indians was probably my favorite. They were a very fun team to watch, and played with a lot of emotion. I also think the 1996 Indian team was as talented as any. Coaching let them down in the Jacksonville playoff game.

Matt is good, but there are several other names that I heard about like Benoit, Kerr, and a couple of others. Matt was voted most athletic at school, but I think there may a few guys ahead of him. This is pure speculation, and I imagine Coach Faircloth will give all player s a chance to beat out others for the starting position. Good luck to all

With Coach Faircloth's past record with QB's I would say we will have the right kid playing next year.

COOP, has the former OC and DC found jobs yet?

I'll find that out as well.

I would think they have offers. I know one of the coaches that was reassigned to middle school has several offers at area high schools.

I was wandering if anyone has gotten any names of the coaches coming in from outside to coach with Faircloth.

A PN-G person told me...A large lineman was puking and he was bending over.  Coach told him "we don't bend over--if you have to puke stand up straight like a man".  He also said all boys will play and all boys will be in shape.

actually he said all boys at the MS and Freshman level will play because it is a developmental stage and they need to find out who can and can't on the field at those ages. love the attitude!

He also wants ALL the middle school athletic periods to be first period so the varsity coaches can be at the middle school practices every morning.

He also told them they will no longer have their name on the back of their game jerseys. He said they had to play as a team and that name is on the front of the jersey.

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There are definitely players that are helping make the coaches job easier. But this is due to what Dan Hooks has built. Winning breeds winning and this is the case. When the younger kids can just strive and look forward to being Mustangs( in this case), it makes the coaches job easier. Winning encourages the younger ones to carry it on. This is the case with most winning programs.