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Being one of those kids wearing that purple and white, I am proud to say that I not only stand for what PN-G is at present, but what PN-G was in the past and what PN-G will be in the future, and I can promise you that the rest feel the same way. There's a reason we use the term "Honor, Pride, & Tradition." There is a unity among all Indians, both past and present, and when the Indians of the future come to be, there will be a unity there as well. I don't know how things work at the high school you support, but down here at PN-G, we're all Indians. It doesn't matter whether you're an athlete, member of a performing arts organization, alumnus/a, average student, or just a member of the community, you're still an Indian from the day you become a member of the community, whether by birth or not, until the day you die. That being said, the records that were pulled were pulled to prove that the Mid-County teams had won more than five district titles in the last thirty years, which is what texans had stated in this thread. WOW! Did the Raiders beat PNG or the Dallas Cowboys? Do you think beating PNG is really THAT big of a deal that you believe these guys, immediately following the win, said to eath other "OMG what a story this will be to tell my grandchildren, we beat the mighty indians?" I doubt it.... Yes. Come now.... it really isnt that big of a deal! Lumberton, at the time, wasn't a really well-known team when it came to football. Even when they had been in their first major season ('07) they couldn't beat the Indians. I think it was a big deal for this year's team to beat us, especially on our own turf. Besides, that game was a heated one. As I remember, we went into overtime and Lumberton barely scored. That was our team's last attempt to turn our season around and come out of it with something. I'll be the first to admit that that particular defeat was a crushing blow to us.

Yeah, I know. I think you guys (WO-S) have a lot of that tradition as well. You understand where I'm coming from.

That's because we've addressed that issue over and over and over again. For some unknown reason, you still haven't realized it.

Being one of those kids wearing that purple and white, I am proud to say that I not only stand for what PN-G is at present, but what PN-G was in the past and what PN-G will be in the future, and I can promise you that the rest feel the same way. There's a reason we use the term "Honor, Pride, & Tradition." There is a unity among all Indians, both past and present, and when the Indians of the future come to be, there will be a unity there as well. I don't know how things work at the high school you support, but down here at PN-G, we're all Indians. It doesn't matter whether you're an athlete, member of a performing arts organization, alumnus/a, average student, or just a member of the community, you're still an Indian from the day you become a member of the community, whether by birth or not, until the day you die. That being said, the records that were pulled were pulled to prove that the Mid-County teams had won more than five district titles in the last thirty years, which is what texans had stated in this thread. WOW! Did the Raiders beat PNG or the Dallas Cowboys? Do you think beating PNG is really THAT big of a deal that you believe these guys, immediately following the win, said to eath other "OMG what a story this will be to tell my grandchildren, we beat the mighty indians?" I doubt it.... Yes.

You Houstonians are so ARROGANT!! : Sounds rather characterizing, doesn't it? You're characterizing us based on the area we live in as though it was a race of its own. It's the same principle as a person being discriminated against based on religion, race, or any other characteristic. You're acting no better than the actual racists.

Nederland isn't talking about the last 30-35 years. No offense, bulldogs, but that's obviously Indian territory. Scalp'em has a point. Team history plays a big part in sports. I suggest that you go back and read the posts. I believe it was texans who brought up the last 30 years, specifically, because we were talking about why the Beaumont Enterprise gives the Mid-County teams so much attention. I mentioned that it was for two basic reasons: 1. PN-G and Nederland are basically the only two teams to have consistently played in district 20-4A over the past few decades. 2. PN-G and Nederland have a history of winning. I then proceeded to cite facts to support this view. However, this does not negate the fact that it was someone else who brought this up and that the Beaumont Enterprise that is giving Mid-County all the attention.

That's because you're not counting the rest of the media.

Excellent response, DickVitale. I can see that you've learned to dodge a question from the best.

Cause they're winners, like V Pirate said. Not even close... ;D ;D Traditionally, the Mid-County teams have been top in this district. There's no arguing over that. I'm not saying that we're better than the rest of the teams in the district, we just have a history of coming out on top, and that tends to draw attention. In the last 30 years mid county teams have won this district 5 times, so traditionally they dont come in 1st, I will say this though PNG in the last 30 years yall have won yalls district more than dayton. Dayton only won that district twice. According to these, the Mid-County teams have held the district championship title 9 times in one 30-year period (1976-2006), with PN-G taking district 8 times and Nederland taking district once.

Cause they're winners, like V Pirate said. Not even close... ;D ;D Traditionally, the Mid-County teams have been top in this district. There's no arguing over that. I'm not saying that we're better than the rest of the teams in the district, we just have a history of coming out on top, and that tends to draw attention.

That would be one reason not to have one, they have no business looking at replays. Besides UIL rules state that you can only replay a play once during the game. It is not worth the money for what you get. Its just bells and whistles, no real value. Like i said, y'all can do what you want. Bells and whistles would be defined as "atmosphere" to me, and it makes the game that much better. Yours truly, The GOAT Bells and Whistles DON'T win you football games. Rather spend the $$$ on EDUCATING the kids than on a scoreboard. Besides.... I would rather have the atmosphere of the football game created by the home team scoring touchdown after touchdown. Life has been good in Bronco stadium as of lately, and no fancy scoreboard was needed. Perhaps not, but they do get you advertisements, which make the scoreboard a potentially profitable venture for the school district. PN-G's, for instance, is already bringing in about $70,000 and has the potential to bring in another $30,000 before it's all over with. That's two teacher salaries or extra money for the science, performing arts, athletics, and other extra-curricular budgets right there.

The "Robin Hood" money itself may not be used to build the new facilities, but it serves as a replacement for the locally-acquired money that the district was using to cover those expenditures, money that can be diverted elsewhere, such as bonds and upgrades.

It very well may be. We also have to consider the fact that District 20-4A is really our district, and what I mean by that is that PN-G and Nederland are the only two teams that have basically always been in this district. Nearly all of the other schools are relatively new to this district.

Cause they're winners, like V Pirate said.

100K WOULD BE JUST GREAT!!!!!!! That's fine with me, just trying lend a helping hand. The invite is still open though. I wanna see if the broncos are worth the hype. ;D [/quotebee] wish that would happen... we're worth every bit! Bronco, you sure you want that, this isn't pn-g or nederland. Don't make us light up our SCORBOARD on y'all!!!!!!!!! I'm sure .... are you? THIS ain't Sterling or Channelview. ;D Harrison sure has brought a lot of confidence to PAM..... is that you coach?? Nope, just a loyal fan that's ready for some football. Hey bandkid believe me well be ready in August. We'll see. It will be a good scrimage, though.

100K WOULD BE JUST GREAT!!!!!!! That's fine with me, just trying lend a helping hand. The invite is still open though. I wanna see if the broncos are worth the hype. ;D wish that would happen... we're worth every bit! Bronco, you sure you want that, this isn't pn-g or nederland. Don't make us light up our SCORBOARD on y'all!!!!!!!!! Now wait a minute here, The GOAT. PN-G might have a few surprises in store for Memorial at the scrimage this year. Coach Faircloth has brought things to a whole new level for our team, and he comes from one of the best 5A schools in the state. I'd be a little bit more careful with statements like that if I were you. But, then again, I may just be looking at things through "purple-tinted glasses."

Alot of the preliminary work done at our stadium and our schools was done based on donation from the local industry. We couldn't afford it because the state takes $18 Million away from us each year, so the industry paid for it with additional money (meaning more than they already give us through taxes). Many of the schools that you mentioned are beneficiaries of "Robin Hood," which is why they have such great facilities. Meanwhile, schools like PN-G get the short end of the stick.

KFDM COOP, if you don't mind, I need you to make sure that the humidity is gone by about August 3rd (start of band practice for PN-G). Yeah, that sounds good.

True, but most SETX school districts don't have the resources to keep up with districts like Cypress Fairbanks. The only ones I can think of that might even remotely be somewhere in the area would be Port Arthur, Port Neches-Groves, Beaumont, and Nederland. Cypress Fairbanks and its neighboring districts have large constituencies with a lot of commercial and industrial revenue. Most of our districts don't have that, as well as most non-urban districts. Consequently, we progress at a slower rate and end up falling behind.

Will the band be playing the new "much slower" version of Cherokee or the old one???? To answer your question, the current, slow version of Cherokee is technically the old one. The melody to Cherokee is part of a song called Caravan, and, originally, the melody was played very slowly. We took it and sped it up to make a fight song out of it, eventually adding words. Furthermore, and contrary to popular belief, the "slow" Cherokee has been played at least since the 1990's, and I've got video evidence from the 1999 Brazosport playoff game to prove it. The fast Cherokee of the 1970's is the one many people associate with PN-G's fight song, and one I hope to see returned fairly soon. Honestly, I believe it will be brought back with the changes going on at the Reservation, and I don't just mean the ones on the football field. This district is making a u-turn across the board. I don't mean to sound arrogant, but I believe that we're on our way back to the top, and, accordingly, I think the fight song is going to speed up as the pride really comes back to its pinnacle. I vaguely remember my dad listening to Cherokee back in the 60's. I was thinking it was popularized back in the 40's by a Big Band group. I found this : [Hidden Content] Check out the sample clips from the song under the Listen and Compare section. Pretty cool. Thanks, but I've already heard it. In fact, I've played it. Caravan was part of our marching show this year. That's how I knew all this. Mr. Wells and Ms. Beckcom (our band directors) gave us a little history lesson before we started working on the actual show.

They've been removed. A retention pond will replace them at the old location, and new tennis courts are to be built somewhere nearby, although I'm not sure exactly where.

Will the band be playing the new "much slower" version of Cherokee or the old one???? To answer your question, the current, slow version of Cherokee is technically the old one. The melody to Cherokee is part of a song called Caravan, and, originally, the melody was played very slowly. We took it and sped it up to make a fight song out of it, eventually adding words. Furthermore, and contrary to popular belief, the "slow" Cherokee has been played at least since the 1990's, and I've got video evidence from the 1999 Brazosport playoff game to prove it. The fast Cherokee of the 1970's is the one many people associate with PN-G's fight song, and one I hope to see returned fairly soon. Honestly, I believe it will be brought back with the changes going on at the Reservation, and I don't just mean the ones on the football field. This district is making a u-turn across the board. I don't mean to sound arrogant, but I believe that we're on our way back to the top, and, accordingly, I think the fight song is going to speed up as the pride really comes back to its pinnacle.

A candle scent? And where might one procure such a candle? And wouldn't that smell bad? I'm not sure that "monkey farts" is a scent I would want to burn in my home.

Please, share your meaning with us.

Yeah, Tinkerbell and Wendy. LOL.. how much are they getting paid to be "witnesses" and have they had sufficient time to rehearse their story without getting it fouled up???? That can work on both sides you know! Keyword: CAN but have you seen where LPD is bringing witnesses in who saw the officers NOT beating him??...so yeah...kinda irrelevant. If the evidence shows the LPD were not involved in anything illegal, then I can accept this ruling. But we all know there are some bad apples running around disguised as lawmen and there is nothing wrong with checks and balances. Correct. There is absolutely nothing wrong with checks and balances or asking questions in order to gain a better perspective and find the truth. However, there is something wrong with calling in a hate group, accusing men of crimes in the absence of fact, and then accusing the same men of more, absurd crimes in the absence of facts when the actual, proven facts don't look good for your case. That's what's going on here. I won't speak to the mother's motives; I have no way of knowing what her motives are. Honestly, I think she's desperate to vindicate her son because, after all, he's still her son, but I have no way of knowing that for sure. However, if that is the case, maternal instinct does not justify unreasonable actions, and these actions are most certainly unreasonable. I give my condolences to Mrs. LaDay on her loss, but I can not condone her actions. They are the epitome of blantant, unjustifiable overreactions.