JSUDMJ2004
JSU enuff said!
I thought you were going to give me something more concrete than that but I see you couldn't oh well...Fred McNair a high school coach/qb coach.....
IGNORANCE at it's finest...
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I thought you were going to give me something more concrete than that but I see you couldn't oh well...Fred McNair a high school coach/qb coach.....
IGNORANCE at it's finest...
JSUDMJ2004
JSU enuff said!
WEAK....
Tigerpride
THE Logical ONE
Dude, JSU is about to be 3-1 in Lormantown.. LOL
WTF u talkin about? Wats your record in that "hand me down"?
LS Syndicate
#TheeILove
Well, let's be fair. He did spend a couple of years at Belhaven.
Fred McNair a high school coach/qb coach.....
LS Syndicate
#TheeILove
Wait....why are we talking about Alcorn in here? By the end of the year, they'll be Southern Miss fans and no longer an issue.
Has anyone been getting up going to these early practices?
Has anyone been getting up going to these early practices?
Tigerpride
THE Logical ONE
I wonder why Hop never even wanted him as OC? :snicker:
I kinda liked Ivy's reaction and response to the question of where he thought he stood in terms of the QB depth standing during Spring Camp in his interview following the Spring game found in the link below:
JSU QB LaMontiez Ivy discussed the adjustments he's made with a new offensive scheme. Antonio Morales/The Clarion-Ledger
Antonio Morales, The Clarion-Ledger8:30 p.m. CDT April 16, 2016
Shortly after Tony Hughes arrived at Jackson State,he asked All-SWAC defensive end Javancy Jones if he was all in regarding his commitment to the program.
Jones told the Tigers' newly-minted coach yes.
Hughes felt Jones' buy-in to his approach has permeated throughout the program during spring practice, which concluded with the Blue and White Game on Saturday.
"The program is built on the commitment of the players," Hughes said. "The most important players in the program are the seniors. If the seniors buy into the program, then it will work. I would have to say whether it's Javancy and Dan (Williams), two of our top players, they bought into the program. Now the younger players see that and the younger players will follow the seniors."
Jones and Williams are playing for their fourth coach in four years, which includes Derrick McCall's stint as the interim coach last fall. They started their careers off as members of the 2013 team, which nearly won a SWAC title, but haven't enjoyed a winning record since their freshman season.
That itch to win again has been one of the reasons they've been receptive.
http://www.clarionledger.com/story/...6/seniors-leading-buy-jackson-state/83131412/
JSU QB LaMontiez Ivy discussed the adjustments he's made with a new offensive scheme. Antonio Morales/The Clarion-Ledger
Antonio Morales, The Clarion-Ledger8:30 p.m. CDT April 16, 2016Shortly after Tony Hughes arrived at Jackson State,he asked All-SWAC defensive end Javancy Jones if he was all in regarding his commitment to the program.
Jones told the Tigers' newly-minted coach yes.
Hughes felt Jones' buy-in to his approach has permeated throughout the program during spring practice, which concluded with the Blue and White Game on Saturday.
"The program is built on the commitment of the players," Hughes said. "The most important players in the program are the seniors. If the seniors buy into the program, then it will work. I would have to say whether it's Javancy and Dan (Williams), two of our top players, they bought into the program. Now the younger players see that and the younger players will follow the seniors."
Jones and Williams are playing for their fourth coach in four years, which includes Derrick McCall's stint as the interim coach last fall. They started their careers off as members of the 2013 team, which nearly won a SWAC title, but haven't enjoyed a winning record since their freshman season.
That itch to win again has been one of the reasons they've been receptive.
http://www.clarionledger.com/story/...6/seniors-leading-buy-jackson-state/83131412/