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Im going on a limb and saying BH in 2nd

Meat and Potatoes time    LOL

[quote name="rykerx144" post="1039014" timestamp="1313975568"] have no fear, Im here now!  finally  what did i miss?  I think West Sabine is going to better than most think and I think they will take Lovelady this year! [/quote] Great! Didnt think we would make it without you.

[quote name="bh89-2" post="1039016" timestamp="1313975810"] Do you think solja will leave a hicky on ryker before or after Central misses the playoffs? [/quote] WOW

Fun little stat for you guys. In 1989 had PNG beat A&M Consolidated the Indians would have faced Gregory Portland in the Semi-finals that season.

Were did Mike Long go?

According to my calculations we lost around 723 wins last season between Barbay, Hooks and Stewart. What will that do to this areas State wide recognition?  Not sure about Stewarts total wins only found his wins from Dayton.

I got the chance to catch the PAM PNG scrimage and based on how big and athletic PAM was I believe coach Faircloth has got the Indians ready. There defense held its own against a far bigger and more athletic team. What your thought on our Indians?

Katy PA Memorial Barbers Hill Montgomery Dayton LCM Lumberton Texas High Nederland Bridge City Coldspring Orangefield Liberty Silsbee Huffman Splendora Anahuac Corrigan Camden Deweyville Kountze West Hardin Evadale Woodlands Christian

Should be a great game between to old programs.

Honored

Port Neches-Groves Indian Stadium To avoid the risk of losing a home vs. home coin flip and playing at Port Neches-Groves for the 1999 Class 4A state final, Stephenville coach Art Briles quickly agreed to a neutral site at the Houston Astrosome. Oops! Stephenville (itself known for a great traditionof fans) had to survive a raucous PN-G crowd of 35,000 of the 40,000 in attendance. Its not a coincidence the largest Texas crowd to see a Texas high school football game is the 49,953 at Texas Stadium for the 1977 state final between PN-G and Plano. Home of the PN-G football since 1951, Indian Stadium, know as The Reservation, is where Port Neches won its first state championship title in 1953. Built with an original capacity of 6,500, several expansions over past decades increasing capacity to 13,000 by the mid-70s. The school's rebuilt $10.2 million stadium re-opened in 2008 ( after hurricane Ike) but its still thought of as a "pit" to play in as a complement from opposing teams who feel as if they've been thrown into a lion's den. The other stadiums listed are: Abilene Shotwell Stadium Allen’s Eagle Stadium Southlake Carroll’s Dragon Stadium Celina’s Bobcat Stadium Stephenville’s Memorial Stadium Plano’s John Clark Stadium Brownwood’s Gordon Woods Stadium Longview’s Lobo Stadium Weslaco’s Bob Lackey Stadium Katy’s Jack Rhodes Memorial Stadium Harlingen’s  J. Lewis Boggus Stadium Sweetwater Mustang Stadium This is an excerpt  of an article from the FNF magazine.  This excerpt is credited  to the FNF magazine             

I know this is a wideout discussion but Nelson will be all over the field for PNG this season recieving, punt return, some punting, kr defense he will be all over.

I still beleive it will be PNG and Central and Nederland in no certain order with Livingston near the bottom. History has proved it the last two seasons.

PNG will be contending for the district champ with Central Nederland and Livingston. I got png at 1 or 2 with central at the other.

Im back after 12 wonderful funfilled days of surfing snorkleing and any other thing you can do there such as cliff diving and eating hawaii's famous shaved ice nearly everyday. Swimming with huge seaturtles, and hiking beautiful valley's to waterfulls. Was a great time would recommend this to anyone.

PNG and Nederland  Central and Livingston with the losses of Dan Hooks and Barbay as well as Kirbyvilles head coach and Daytons head coach I now have to remove them from the conversation untill there replacements prove to be good enough to be on this list.  My out of towner picks would be Brenham or FRIendswood. Good luck to all

[quote name="BMTJags" post="1024979" timestamp="1310737527"] Jags SUCK the life out of a TITan. West Brook finds out about 'Ozone' (seems that everyone misspells Ozen, so I'll do it too) Awareness the hard way.  Left with several Bruins gasping for air. I guess they didn't realize that Bears hunt anything in the water.  That includes 'Goose'.  Dinnertime in North Orange! Who thought that Lions hibernate?  They remain dormant for another week. PETA called to the scene and look for people responsible trampleing helpless bulldogs in Jasper, Tx. The spirit of Reggie Garrett lives on as the Mustang players score several Touchdowns and point to the sky.   The Indians refuse to call their opponents by their first name, Gregory, but rather call them Red Headed... Last name 'Stepchild'. Texas 'High' may have a great elevation, but the Pirate Ship is at Sea Level.  Pirates bring them back 'down' to earth.   [/quote] I see your uo to your usual standards  LOL

Jayce Nelson PN-G

Its awsome here it was 68 this morning when I woke up.

Sitting on the balcony of my hotel looking down on Waikiki Beach. Good job on the previews I especially liked the PNG one. LOL

My daughter  10YO is learning from Mrs Paker at athletes and has improved her hitting skills alot. She is a very skilled hitting coach.

We are praying for the young man here at PNG

Congrats Indians on a fine season. Lets support the LCM Bears.

Lrts gettem LCM