Jones #7 on Coaches Hot Seat

I hadn't seen this posted yet.
http://saturdayblitz.com/coaches-hot-seat-top-10/
7. June Jones, SMU (Preseason: 6); Lost to Texas Tech, 41-23
It doesn’t matter that the season-opening opponent hails from the Big 12. Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury swaggered in with a walk-on, true freshman quarterback who proceeded to hang 5 TDs and 41 points on the Mustangs. This isn’t going to cut it for Jones. SMU hired him from Hawaii to come in and return the program to glory – not to help it qualify for meaningless bowl games. The Mustangs, who were only 4.5-point underdogs, played the Red Raiders close through three quarters. Then Tech started going guns-a-blazin’. Yes, there were some positive signs – starting with 490 yards of total offense. But SMU wants to get back to relevance. That means beating Big 12 programs in ideal circumstances. Getting blown out at home by a walk-on freshman is the opposite of checking that box. Next up: Montana State.
http://saturdayblitz.com/coaches-hot-seat-top-10/
7. June Jones, SMU (Preseason: 6); Lost to Texas Tech, 41-23
It doesn’t matter that the season-opening opponent hails from the Big 12. Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury swaggered in with a walk-on, true freshman quarterback who proceeded to hang 5 TDs and 41 points on the Mustangs. This isn’t going to cut it for Jones. SMU hired him from Hawaii to come in and return the program to glory – not to help it qualify for meaningless bowl games. The Mustangs, who were only 4.5-point underdogs, played the Red Raiders close through three quarters. Then Tech started going guns-a-blazin’. Yes, there were some positive signs – starting with 490 yards of total offense. But SMU wants to get back to relevance. That means beating Big 12 programs in ideal circumstances. Getting blown out at home by a walk-on freshman is the opposite of checking that box. Next up: Montana State.