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No matter what the punishment was it wasn't too much.  Bottom line...the punishment could've been avoided altogether.
Don't get in trouble and there are zero negative consequences.  Simple concept. 

...and if so, that is truly pathetic on that parent's part...this man is having to endure having his character and integrity called into question...I will admit that I do not know the circumstances whatsoever, but I will give the Coach the benefit of the doubt until the investigation is complete...if it comes to pass as is speculated here, then again, shame on those bringing the accusations!

To put it plain and simple, to attack a man's integrity and try to damage his career for the sheer fact you disagree with the way he disciplines his players and runs his team is childish, retaliatory, and sums up why his players need the discipline in the first place. To coach in todays world means you really love the profession and the kids! Cuz it dang sure ain't the money!

I should not post on this matter but I have no filter sometimes so here goes me being stupid:
Here is a fact: Coaches cannot play every kid. They just can't. It doesn't mean they don't like the kids not played and that there is a specific reason for it. There can only be 22 guys on the field during every play. At any given point I'd say close to 16-18 of those never leave the field and are established starters. So that leaves only a few spots that rotate. Now when injuries occur, coaches have to make a difficult decision of who to plug into that spot and all the while considering a number of reasons as to why that person is next in line.
Always remember, coaches are employees to an employer. Coaches not only want to win, their families need them to win. Can't win, they are looking for a job. And do some of you realize the pressure put on these men and women? Think about it. Some of you wanted to send BF packing for losing one game in particular each year for six years. It didn't matter the Indians have only missed the playoffs once in his tenure, it was that one loss. 
So in general, don't blame a coach for making personnel decisions they make to put their TEAM in a position they feel gives them the best chance to win.
Like people have said, if you have a question then do yourself a favor so you can get the answers you seek, ask. But do it like an adult and respect the answer you get whether good or bad. Coaches are humans like the rest of us. They make decisions at their job and sometimes those decisions don't work. They either learn from it or don't. Just like the rest of us. 
Sorry so long, I can't sleep and it's 145 ha

Dude get your bigoted arse off here with that foolishness

Getting my arm warmed up, gonna be Cherokee chopping all night!! Lol

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This was made when he was in the 7th grade. The things that you see on the field today and the person you see in the classroom are the result of God,  perserverance,  adhering to you dreams and putting in the work to see those dreams through.

 

I'll give you GCM and Lee.  Blowouts from start to finish.  As I recall, the backups did play in those games except for the QB position.  Those are fair games for questions and criticism.  The other games were not blowouts until mid-4Q.  Go back and check the game summaries.  Lumberton kept hanging around, Vidor led us at the half and when PN-G had some separation in the 3Q, Vidor struck back in the 4Q with a score and the Pirates had already shown they were willing to go with an onside kick.  Against Silsbee, the back-up QB did play and was 3-4 passing and he rushed for a TD.  I agree the backup is outstanding.  He can close out games...my goodness, if PN-G needed him, he could lead the team to a win from start to finish.  The Indians are lucky to have him.  But, to complain that the starting QB is doing too much, that is not what the facts prove.  The Indians have fed the RB all season long...that won't stop unless the defense forces it on the zone read.  It's not about a one man show, its about executing the offense.  See Vidor and Central games where #2 could have ran all night long, but instead he pulled the back from the zone/read run/pass option and hit McZeal for long TDs
It is not about individual records.  That is a guess by fans.  It's about team wins and losses.  The QB is executing the offense and taking what is open.  And, he is very good at it.  He gets the ball to the right people in open space...and yes, #5, 6, 10, 11, 12, and the others are playmakers.  I'm not arguing with you, but some PN-G fans just like to complain about anything Coach Faircloth does.  He loses and fans want a new coach; he wins and fans don't like the way he puts a W in the books.  Like I said, some fans - not all, but some - could get a free bucket of gold and they would complain about the bucket.  Yet, when it comes time to contribute funds to a new indoor practice facility, those same fans are suddenly quiet.  They want others to do the heavy lifting so they can keep complaining.
 
Go Indians.  Peace.
 

Indian fans ... complaining just to complain.  The game with Central was not nailed down until late in the 4Q.  28-14 against Central is not a sure thing.  Two big plays and the score is tied.  Once we got to 35-14, it was mid-4Q.  It wasn't a 42-0 game at the half.  When the game is competitive, I like the ball being in the hands of the team's best player.  Not all of the QB runs were designed QB keepers.  Some were; others were not.  Some of the keepers show the growth of #2 as a super soph QB, i.e., he ran the ball because he did not want to force a pass and risk a turnover.
Indian fans could be married to Cindy Crawford or Halle Berry and would complain she can't cook ... or you could get a bucket of gold and complain about the bucket.
If #2 did not run, some fans would be on message boards complaining that Coach Faircloth refused to put the ball in the hands of his best player.  And, from the three games I've seen this season, (GCM, Lee and PAM), several times #2 has created something out of nothing to create positive plays and score points.  I'll take that and being 7-1 with a good shot to win out and roll into the playoffs with momentum.
Go Indians.  Peace.

While that is true, I still like considering "undefeated" as a zero in the loss column when the season is over. I'll take undefeated in district though!

I talked to him about it too. The defense got to him and it messed with his accuracy. He missed a few open throws that could have had made all year and he definitely wants those back but he said he moved on and is preparing for central. He'll bounce back big. 

Committed to both Lamar football and baseball

Memorial's schedule is pretty suspect as well.   Bay is (2-1) with with both wins coming against (1-3) teams.   Westside is (0-3) while being outscored 98-13. PA was leading 34-27 when the game was called in the 3rd.   Central is (1-3)

i have seen the jags do this every year. this year, they just a game late because of PAM. i have central have a horrible preason and 1 or 2 district losses then go on a tear and end up in the playoffs. the vidor loss hurt big. but i do not see them losing to Lee, Lumberton, Livingston, and Ozen. That should be enough for the fourth place spot with a little help. also lets not forget nederland is not the same nederland this year and central gives PNG a game almost every year. an "upset" of a MC school plus wins against the three "L"oser teams, they should be okay. like you guys said, the next 2 weeks is crucial. might be the thing they need to reset mentally, heal any unknown injuries, and make the right change at qb.

Yes. 7th A won 32-22 in a controlled game ish type setting. The first teamers played 1st and 3rd quarters. The rest played 2nd and 4th. 8th A won 24-6. 

PNG - 35
LUM - 18
I believe this will be  a good football game with this Indians coming out with the W. If im wrong just let me know but from what I know, Lumberton strength is their running game, which plays into the strength of the Indian D. I just think the Indians D is going to make more stops then the Lumberton D.

Smh. Lotta kissing of arse as far as trash talk. Lol
 
Png by 30+ on the road. The "kid" isnt a kid anymore, I dont think Fairchief has even opened up the playbook yet for him. 

Nah in a fantasy world where a transfer would happen it would probably be WO-S, dad got good relationships there. That would be scary. But again not gonna happen. Never would do Nederland. Again.......he aint going nowhere. He bleeds purple, no coming back from that.

Always been mature for his age. Way more than I ever was growing up. Good home training. Dad don't playy
 

png wins 20 to 0

Barbers Hill scalps Indians on the best field in Texas. Superintendent seen shooting the finger to Santa Fe sidelines. Lol

Yea, just trying to deflect this a little bit. Lol
Sucks when it's your communites turn to get bashed over the actions of one or a couple of people. Lol

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After watching the first quarter, i would agree that Lumberton had the advantage. No finished drives though. Porter had some good plays on defense as well. I'll also admit that the lightning delays took my interest out of the game and i mentally checked out haha.