NDNmisfit

Not sure that would help. Hell he put 44 on them PAM boys last year and gave them that W.

It's been a fun ride! The Shug era is over at PNG, but he will be talked about forever, just like all the great players before him. May his future be blessed. Nothing but good things for this young man!

Why is Coach Burnett’s name even being brought up. He hasn’t coached at PN-G in 10 years...
It’s Over, let it go!

INDIANS will be ready for this game.  Our defense stepped up last week and will be even better this week. The offense will be even more explosive this week. Sometimes, teams play a LOT harder when they're labled the 'underdog.'  This PNG team is special in so many ways.  Last week at NRG, I witnessed a team of young men that went out and played with all of their heart and soul.  I see the same thing happening this week, only with a LOT MORE heart and soul.  INDIANS...keep on, keeping on! You've GOT THIS!
#SCALP'EM

Not me.  I'm guessing 5-5 or 6-4.  His overall record was 95-64 (.596).  A little better than .500.  I was not a fan of student body right, student body left, 3-step passing game, and punting.  I like scores of 72-69 vs. 3-0.  I get it.  Some like offense, some like defense.
Go Indians.  Peace.

They were good enough to take down Crosby two season's in a row.

It just feels like Shug was destined to play in a state championship game. It may or may not happen, but he and the team deserve it. Now go out there and earn it!! I’m pulling for PNG!

Coach Faircloth works at PN-G High School.  He is not hard to find.  Drive over there and go ask him.  If you are out of town or afraid to speak with him face-to-face, then call PN-G High School at 409.729.7644 (ask for Coach Faircloth or extension 280) or send him electronic mail at [email protected].  Coach Faircloth stood up for his players to a coward in the stands.  So, when you speak with him, be sure you say, "thanks."

He’s also got reasons to stay coming up through the ranks.

That's what I was thinking. Why didn't surrounding fans come to teams defense. 

This is not hear say. The guy was yelling that the o-line sucked and shouldn't be allowed on the field. Then started singleing out certain kids and berating them and that's when Faircloth went off on him. This comes from a person in the know and heard everything. This guy is lucky I wasn't near him. These young high school men bust their butts and work hard all football season. These coaches put in a lot of hours if their own time to help these boys get better. I think they all have done a great job of getting better through the season. So if any of you bleacher coaches think you can do better then go out there and spend the long hours the team puts in and lets see what you can do. If your not willing to put in those hours and not get paid a whole lot for it. Then sit down in the stands and keep your mouth shut or stay home and listen to the radio becausebi don't want to hear your stupid comments.

Shug gets lost of yardage after the first ocntact, that's a given. However, with a crappy o-line, he gets nothing.....so I have a hard time understanding this guy's problem. Drinking loud mouths gives some people an attitude.

Kid was a fighter for sure. Definitely has talent. But one guy can't do it all......see what did there...lol

That’s seriously cutting into my Black Friday shopping!

Maybe they should throw him in the center of it..lol

I was sitting 19 rows up and only keyed in on Faircloth halfway through, as I was paying attention to what was happening on the field when it started. And if it’s true that it was a fan berating a player at the sidelines, kudos to Coach Faircloth for putting him in his place.
Folks, at some point, we - as in, the PN-G fans - need to have a serious conversation - perhaps more appropriate for another site - about our conduct in the stands. As a lifelong PN-G fan who’s watched games in Tuscaloosa, Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Atlanta and Austin over the last seven years, and has had to deal with the likes of Tennessee, LSU and Ohio State, I’m unnerved at things I’m seeing from our fans right now, especially as it relates to our own team.
Some of us are acting like spoiled brats, berating teenagers on our own side of the field like we’re not up 42-0 in a playoff game, and getting upset every time a high school defense gives up a play like it didn’t just score as much as its opposing offense in a playoff game. It’s also clear that we’re not really sure when we should make noise and when we shouldn’t. I was in the middle of the stands when we started the rumble while we were on offense at least three times against Nederland last week. Frankly, as much as it kills me to say this, Nederland’s crowd put us to shame several times. And just as importantly, we have hundreds of fans pouring out of the stands in the third quarter if we’re up by a large margin. My inner Nick Saban is particularly perturbed by that.
Ten years ago, when I was in band, we took all kinds of crap for not playing when the other team was on offense, not playing Cherokee loud enough, not paying enough attention to the game during the third quarter, not giving entertaining halftime shows and generally not contributing enough to the games’ atmospheres. I started commenting on these sites specifically to respond to a lot of those criticisms, and I specifically remember how much it affected other kids in the band. But we listened, and Wells has fixed all of that and then some. Our drumline is doing more to get the crowd involved before and during the game than most college drumlines these days. I also remember how critical people were of our student section back then. Our student section is now the most rabid (in a good way) in the area.
It’s time for all these fans that I’ve watched complain in the stands and on these websites for the last decade to take a hard, hard look in the mirror and work on their own in-game conduct. Let the coach worry about what’s going on down on the field; he’s doing a fine job of that right now. We need to figure out what we need to do in the stands to help the kids on the field out, not to make their lives more complicated.

That's ok. I think it had to be pretty bad for the HC to go after a fan. Never seen that before, but Faircloth has my respect for doing it. Guess that wasn't my last post. Lol

I honestly didn’t remember when it happened but we were up the entire game by a good amount. At the end of the day there is no reason a fan should trash our players like that. 

The fan was trashing our players and it was obviously loud enough for them to hear on the sidelines. We were were up 40+ points there was no need for that! Faircloth was defending his team...good for him!

Unless you know all players and their parents, there's a good chance you are sitting next to the player's parents. That could get interesting.
No dog in this fight but kudos to your coach.

Faircloth won’t tolerate someone berating his players. The dude needed to shut his mouth. Kudos to coach.  This isn’t the 1st time I’ve seen someone in the stands get shutdown by our coach. Happened in 2010 as well.

Thank you! I tried to screenshot this and post it but it said my picture was too big! This is all I’ve been trying to say. They just want to be recognized as a team. 

You need to seriously let it go.

There are a lot of kids out there busting their butts. It’s not about who gets the touches it’s about the whole “one man team” comments. Go back and read what you said...TEAM players. Every single kid on that team loves Roschon and appreciates him and none of them downlplay who he is or what he does.