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pine curtain

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  1. 6 minutes ago, png409ndns said:

    Oh yeah? You sure about that? Trouble with who?

    This is the hidden content, please

    1. An official shall not knowingly accept an assignment of a contest if any of the following exist: 

    2. h. If the official has a child in school in one of the involved schools, or a child who graduated from one of the schools within the previous 2 years.

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      III. It shall be a violation of the Officials Code of Ethics for an official to work a contest in violation of these provisions and an official violating these provisions may be placed on probation, fined, suspended or terminated from membership.

      IV. All of the above provisions except the provisions of I.a., I.b, and I.c. above may be waived by mutual consent of the head coaches.

  2. 6 minutes ago, KF89 said:

    A more factual statement from watching multiple Wos games each year the last 33 years is there was a small decline in player talent & huge decline in coaching staff talent since Hickman crew took over. CT handed over a team he built that had a very good amount of player talent to make a deep playoff run Hickman's 1st year. 

    WOS coaching built a culture and an expectation of winning from day 1 in pee wee league.

    without that you have a team like United.

  3. 5 minutes ago, PN-G bamatex said:

    One more note that I think is worth adding:

    PN-G is the only program in SETX to make it past the fourth round the last two seasons. If I'm not mistaken, it's the only large school program in the area to do so since 2018. We have other programs in the area that I think are on the cusp (e.g., Memorial, Silsbee, Jasper, Newton, Hamshire-Fannett, and Lumberton) or have some potential if they can figure some things out (e.g., Nederland, WO-S, and maybe Vidor or LC-M), but for the moment, PN-G is the Golden Triangle's standard bearer in high school football.

    There is potential for PN-G to enter a golden age akin to what WO-S was able to achieve under Dan Hooks and Cornell Thompson. If you're the parent of a Golden Triangle-area child with tons of athletic potential in a district where he either won't have the opportunity to start a la Roschon Johnson, or won't play for a successful program a la the Beaumont schools, what are the other area schools you're going to look at as a potential landing spot? Right now, PN-G should probably be at the top of that list. As previously mentioned, that won't be the case in Katy ISD with all the new schools opening.

    In short, there is an opportunity available at PN-G that I don't think exists at very many other schools in the state. I think Joseph and company realize that at some level.

    I guess PN-g will be getting the "move in" mail boxes ready.

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