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To go to the trouble of getting TD on board, only to not hire his recommendation - I’m not saying there would be a riot, but it might be smart to buy stock in a pitchfork company. 

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I like PNG’s non district schedule the last few years. 
 
- 1 decently easy win.  You can get some different kids in and try some new things. 
 
- 1 team that’s pretty equal.  You have to play a complete game to win. 

-1 team that’s better than you.  
 
You can learn a lot about your team from all 3 of those type games.  I’m not a fan of scheduling 0-3 and getting beat up before district.  Monte still may have a job if he didn’t schedule 0-3 starts the last few years.  
Also with the out of town districts, I doubt coaches will be looking to travel much for non district games.  We’ve had enough early releases from school the last few years….. 

To go to the trouble of getting TD on board, only to not hire his recommendation - I’m not saying there would be a riot, but it might be smart to buy stock in a pitchfork company. 

To go to the trouble of getting TD on board, only to not hire his recommendation - I’m not saying there would be a riot, but it might be smart to buy stock in a pitchfork company. 

Ritter will have a BOGO deal within the hour is this happens. lol

To go to the trouble of getting TD on board, only to not hire his recommendation - I’m not saying there would be a riot, but it might be smart to buy stock in a pitchfork company. 

Did you see how many Hispanics play for PnG? Have a look at the roster. They’re a strength. With a good program, everyone can excel. 

To go to the trouble of getting TD on board, only to not hire his recommendation - I’m not saying there would be a riot, but it might be smart to buy stock in a pitchfork company. 

The best defensive lineman PN-G’s got right now is Hernandez. That kicker who won offensive MVP for the Indians in the state championship is Oceguera.
The Hispanic kids can play just as well as the black, white and Asian kids. Nederland’s issue isn’t their kids’ race.

Did you see how many Hispanics play for PnG? Have a look at the roster. They’re a strength. With a good program, everyone can excel. 

Lol, your funny.   Ask the PNG folks how they felt while Nuemann was at Ned.

Sorry about the confusion guys. I was addressing (not judging) the UIL administrations duties to assure a somewhat level playing field statewide. Its a huge challenge, I know. 
As for Ned, I don't have any inside knowledge to comment one way or another on their Administration. I wish them the best though.  
 

Ahh ok I wasn't sure because the last part of purpleeagle's post was more regarding the UIL etc

The administrative/rule making arm of the UIL is the legislative council....which is made up of the schools themselves...if the schools want the transfer rules changed then they have the ability to do so themselves....
 
I know some people want to go back to an automatice one-year sit out if a kid transfers...problem there is that already got overturned in the courts...UIL used to have that rule in place...its one of the few court cases the UIL's ever lost

The problem w/UIL rules now and why things are a lot more murky IMO is when the state of TX basically opened the door for open enrollment...when they granted charter schools and forced the UIL to take them it basically gave the green light to ISDs to start admitting kids who didnt live in their attendance zones...
UIL cant mandate a kid who doesnt live in an open enrollment ISD be ineligible for 4 years...they'd lose that court case quick, fast and in a hurry...hence the 365 rule "establishing residency" 

In at least seven years!  

they don’t need to rush and make a bad hire.  but your post makes it sound like you think Nederland and their applicants are on the same time frame, which is not the case.  Those guys are applying at other places, so Nederland better figure out who they want quick, or risk losing them to another job.  So while I agree with you that it’s critical that Nederland hires the right guy, it’s also critical that they make the hire before the right guy takes a job somewhere else.  

That’s going to shake up Region II. 

It is my understanding that Nederland has garnered some quality applicants for the head coaching job.  Sounds like it’s looking good so far!

Correct lol

Yep - PNG has to rely on coaching up the boys we have, and SOC openly rebuilds like they’re in the ncaa. They had no pass rush against PNG last year - If we face them next year, they’ll have an all new team tailor made to deal with us. It’s ridiculous. And , if they win we’ll all stand there and clap and pretend there was anything organic about their team. If we win, they’ll file grievances and try to put asterisks and insinuations on the victory.
 
I’m not saying they’re breaking the rules by all these transfers. They’re a magnet school and PnG isn’t, etc. But the idea that all the schools don’t put their teams together under the same rules challenges the idea of high school sports altogether. 
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SOC being talented is nothing new. I posted this on the 5A site a couple of weeks after we beat them in 2018. 
South Oak Cliff High School
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Gerald Ausborne, football: Missouri Valley College

N’Kozi Bell, football: Texas A&M-Commerce

Zecqurie Cannon Grant Fields, football: Missouri Valley College

Derrion Clark, football: University of Arizona

Derrick Jerome Coleman, football: Navarro College

KC Cook, football: Missouri Valley College

Deondre Dansby, football: UT-Permian Basin

Kendrick Eldridge, football: Texas College

Zakieth Ford, football: Texas College

Dominique Gant, football: Texas College

Braxton Haywood, football: Grambling State University

Tracie Hicks, football: West Texas A&M University

Bobby Holmes, football: University of Louisiana-Lafayette

Delmon Jennings, football: East Central Oklahoma University

Dequavion Ludd, football: Texas A&M-Commerce

Demonte Minter, football: Texas College

Steven Parker, football: University of Kansas

Sean Simms, football: Navy

Arrington Taylor, football: Prairie View University

Arrington Thomas, football: Oklahoma Panhandle State

Davion Wheeler, football: Alabama A&M University

Rashad Wren, football: Cisco Junior College

 
 

The young man in question isn't eligible at the moment...if the PAPF comes back clean, then by UIL rules he'll be eligible...if the PAPF isn't clean then we'll see a DEC hearing at minimum 

Yep - PNG has to rely on coaching up the boys we have, and SOC openly rebuilds like they’re in the ncaa. They had no pass rush against PNG last year - If we face them next year, they’ll have an all new team tailor made to deal with us. It’s ridiculous. And , if they win we’ll all stand there and clap and pretend there was anything organic about their team. If we win, they’ll file grievances and try to put asterisks and insinuations on the victory.
 
I’m not saying they’re breaking the rules by all these transfers. They’re a magnet school and PnG isn’t, etc. But the idea that all the schools don’t put their teams together under the same rules challenges the idea of high school sports altogether. 
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