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footballdad wrote:NEVER HAPPEN! You think there was a backlash from the Arizona State people when June tried to sneak in there.... just wait till the Oregon State people catch wind of him. With all of the truth that has been laid bare about him over the last few months, I find it really hard to believe he'll land another decent job.

You've got to see the whole chess board on this one. It's a carefully orchestrated SMU strategy: we talk him up to Oregon St, they hire him and he sends them straight into the toilet within 4 years, while The Chad is getting us competitive. Pac12 drops OSU like a bad habit to make room for a resurgents SMU to join the Pac12. BOOM! P5 problem solved!

mr. pony wrote:I understand JJ is already recruiting ASU players to Oregon. St.

+1

I so hope this happens. I would hate watch Oregon St games so hard.

Oregon State boosters would pull an ASU.

No one in college football other than Hawaii would allow June Jones to coach their team.

Truth^^^

June is DONE

This report has 10 possible candidates for Oregon State, including some that are a real stretch, but no JJ.

http://athlonsports.com/college-footbal ... egon-state

The Beavers could be a great job for the real up and coming candidate. I have been a fan of theirs, as they are clearly in the shadow of Eugene's Team, and are in a great location, if you love the Pacific Northwest and PAC-12.

Stallion wrote:June is DONE

he had a hell of a run.

remember that sugar bowl again georgia? (hopefully not the actual game, just that he got there)

I never took the OSU mentions seriously but apparently he's still in play at UNLV:

Of course, there’s also a potential plot twist that doesn’t involve Sanchez, but does involve a very powerful family in Sin City.

"June Jones is a dear friend of ours, and we’ve known him for many years when he was coaching at Hawaii," prominent UNLV booster Gavin Maloof told the Review-Journal Friday. "We think the world of him. We think he would do a great job for the program.

"He did a great job at Hawaii, taking them to the Sugar Bowl. He’s a great coach. He would be good for this program to turn this thing around."

According to Kevin Anderson of the Review-Journal, Jones, the former SMU coach who abruptly gave up that job in September, will do a phone interview for the UNLV job Monday.

If you’re in Vegas, grab your popcorn. This could get mildly interesting.

http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.co ... g-pattern/

Maybe they'll get him set up as recruiting coordinator.

Yeah there is apparently bigger money supporting "his rival"-a high school coach. HaHaHa

Guess June is going to need his dear old friend to lay some money on the table.

CA Mustang wrote:I never took the OSU mentions seriously but apparently he's still in play at UNLV:

Of course, there’s also a potential plot twist that doesn’t involve Sanchez, but does involve a very powerful family in Sin City.

"June Jones is a dear friend of ours, and we’ve known him for many years when he was coaching at Hawaii," prominent UNLV booster Gavin Maloof told the Review-Journal Friday. "We think the world of him. We think he would do a great job for the program.

"He did a great job at Hawaii, taking them to the Sugar Bowl. He’s a great coach. He would be good for this program to turn this thing around."

According to Kevin Anderson of the Review-Journal, Jones, the former SMU coach who abruptly gave up that job in September, will do a phone interview for the UNLV job Monday.

If you’re in Vegas, grab your popcorn. This could get mildly interesting.

http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.co ... g-pattern/

I wouldn't want the Maloof family involved. They tried hard to drive the Sacramento Kings into the ground.

Go Ponies!

well travelled pony wrote:

CA Mustang wrote:I never took the OSU mentions seriously but apparently he's still in play at UNLV:

Of course, there’s also a potential plot twist that doesn’t involve Sanchez, but does involve a very powerful family in Sin City.

"June Jones is a dear friend of ours, and we’ve known him for many years when he was coaching at Hawaii," prominent UNLV booster Gavin Maloof told the Review-Journal Friday. "We think the world of him. We think he would do a great job for the program.

"He did a great job at Hawaii, taking them to the Sugar Bowl. He’s a great coach. He would be good for this program to turn this thing around."

According to Kevin Anderson of the Review-Journal, Jones, the former SMU coach who abruptly gave up that job in September, will do a phone interview for the UNLV job Monday.

If you’re in Vegas, grab your popcorn. This could get mildly interesting.

http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.co ... g-pattern/

I wouldn't want the Maloof family involved. They tried hard to drive the Sacramento Kings into the ground.

Go Ponies!

Tried? They did their very best to squeeze every dollar out of the franchise and let the next owners re-build from the ground floor (literally). Any organization that associates with them does so at their own risk.

Amusing that they mention the great job he did at Hawaii. 7 YEARS AGO. No mention of the lowly mustangs

SMU2007 wrote:Amusing that they mention the great job he did at Hawaii. 7 YEARS AGO. No mention of the lowly mustangs

Per June's orders of course