July 31, 2004
Bell's blue-sky approach could turn cloudy in '04
By Rick Cleveland
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Mark Almond/The Associated Press
Even after losing the most games in a season in Jackson State history, 10, in his first year as coach, James Bell showed a confident side Friday at the Southwestern Athletic Conference Media Day Friday in Birmingham. SWAC coaches weren't that favorable, picking the Tigers four in the East.
BIRMINGHAM ? In 2003, year one of Jackson State's James Bell era, the Tigers succeeded in only one respect: Expectations for 2004 are lowered considerably.
In fact, a reasonable observer might look at Bell's abysmal first season, the worst in JSU history, and ask: Is this the James Bell era or the James Bell error?
The answer will come this season, because Jackson State fans, as proud and as demanding as you will find, won't let what happened last year continue.
Bell, speaking here at SWAC Football Media Day, retains a positive, blue-sky outlook.
In fact, he counts those demanding ? and disappointed ? fans as a big plus.
"I'd always rather be at a place where there's a passion for football, and Jackson State fans are definitely passionate," he said smiling.
Bell's blue-sky approach could turn cloudy in '04
By Rick Cleveland
[email protected]
Mark Almond/The Associated Press
Even after losing the most games in a season in Jackson State history, 10, in his first year as coach, James Bell showed a confident side Friday at the Southwestern Athletic Conference Media Day Friday in Birmingham. SWAC coaches weren't that favorable, picking the Tigers four in the East.
BIRMINGHAM ? In 2003, year one of Jackson State's James Bell era, the Tigers succeeded in only one respect: Expectations for 2004 are lowered considerably.
In fact, a reasonable observer might look at Bell's abysmal first season, the worst in JSU history, and ask: Is this the James Bell era or the James Bell error?
The answer will come this season, because Jackson State fans, as proud and as demanding as you will find, won't let what happened last year continue.
Bell, speaking here at SWAC Football Media Day, retains a positive, blue-sky outlook.
In fact, he counts those demanding ? and disappointed ? fans as a big plus.
"I'd always rather be at a place where there's a passion for football, and Jackson State fans are definitely passionate," he said smiling.