Jones steps into spotlight during JSU B&W game

[Tigerpride]

MH, I will tell you this. Since we will have two good d lines to rotate. I am willing to bet that teams wil have a hard time getting out of the opposing teams red-zone. We will start most of our drives at the 50.

Do you have a team yet?

 

[Mr. SWAC]

Originally posted by Blacknbengal


Where did it say "unnecessary"? It says, "that Robert Kent received a hit near the sidelines." Now I did not read "unnecessary hit" nowhere.

Please dont freak out on me because of fear and start postin things that you dont see like Pornkilla.

Bean, come out of left field man. The ball never even made it past the pitchers mound. I said "unnecessary" because that what it was. The refs certainly thought so. If an "unnecessary" hit is the best you can report about the defense then that is just, you know. _ _ _.

 

[Blacknbengal]

Originally posted by Mr. SWAC
Bean, come out of left field man. The ball never even made it past the pitchers mound. I said "unnecessary" because that what it was. The refs certainly thought so. If an "unnecessary" hit is the best you can report about the defense then that is just, you know. _ _ _.

Wacs. It probably was "unnecessary", but the refs issued out penalities for what happened after the play and before the next play. Which probably indicated that there was some sort of a confrontation between the players after the hit.

 

[mighty hornet]

Originally posted by Tigerpride
JSU has always had kickers. You can check all the records you want to back that up. In 2000, Kent was punting and we had a good field goal and Xpt kicker.

ummm TP, don't forget that was 2000 when Toothpick Reynolds cried his lil eyes out on national t.v.
:bawling: :bawling: :bawling:

 

[Tigerpride]

Yes it was but check his stats out after that game.

 

[Get Ready]

Originally posted by bluphiiijsu
April 27, 2002

Jones steps into spotlight for J-State

Jackson State football coach Robert Hughes has been predicting big things from Chris Jones ever since Jones arrived on campus.

Jones hauled in a game-high seven catches for 173 yards and two touchdowns

At that point, former JSU standout receiver Sylvester Morris, now with the Kansas City Chiefs, turned to someone on the sidelines and said: "I like that dude, No. 3, he can play."

Hey MD

This is why we dont worry about replacing WRs

6-foot-2, 195-pound 4.3 speed
The next great one