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I agree with the above stated by hound...    the mention of PT has been scarce....  I say they can go toe to toe with corbin or boyle..  One of the best teams iv seen them have in my 40yrs..  speed an size all over the field an the transfers have lived up to the hype..  the stunner is going to be when it is not just the score but its the "W" ..

are they better than the 2003 team?

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I agree with the above stated by hound...    the mention of PT has been scarce....  I say they can go toe to toe with corbin or boyle..  One of the best teams iv seen them have in my 40yrs..  speed an size all over the field an the transfers have lived up to the hype..  the stunner is going to be when it is not just the score but its the "W" ..

Better than the Joe Casey and Hunter Cantwell team from 2003?  That November 28th. "Black Friday" night was the coldest football game I've ever attended and it's not even close!  It was worth it to see Boyle get the win.

That was definitely a cold night.
That PT team was definitely a good one, but Boyle played better that night and made PT pay for mistakes.

The temps were definitely a factor as Casey and Cantwell combined for three unforced turnovers and they hadn't had but two all year until that point. It was unfortunate for PT because Boyle quickly turned those mistakes into points. Joe Casey was a way better running back than he showed that night, but hats off to Boyle for laying a plan to keep him in check.
PT made a rally to close the gap late in the second, but went into a very soft "prevent defense" and Coach Smith gave PT a steady dose of 5-7 yard Jacob Tamme receptions. It seemed like Tamme had about 900 yards-5 yards at a time!

Actually that was Seth Tamme. Jacob graduated the year before