If true, which I'm sure it is, he is gone. Our fans and recruiting writers are getting clowned by him. Some people never learn.
Yancy is reporting Jones is in Oxford.
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He is showing his mother the campus. While I do feel that Ole Miss will sign him, he is supposed to take his dad to Starkville tomorrow night but that could change during the in-home visits tomorrow.
Fool me once, shame on you
Fool me twice, shame on me . I think the only ones who have been getting the runaround in this whole deal is the media people who report for MSU ( Steve, Marcello, etc)
Fool me twice, shame on me . I think the only ones who have been getting the runaround in this whole deal is the media people who report for MSU ( Steve, Marcello, etc)
SEC Sports Line <s>@</s>SECSportsLine Confirmed: For what it means Chris Jones just walked in at Kosciusko vs Houston game tonight dressed in MSU gear. <s>#</s>msstate <s>#</s>sec <s>#</s>hailstate
This was 7 hours ago, does this ease your nerves? Let the guy take his visits and quit worrying about it all. He's going to choose whichever school he wants to go to, end of discussion. Also, he is not the only one on visits this weekend, Robert N. is at LSU, Tony Conner is at MSU, and the list goes on. I'm pretty sure all these guys already know where they want to go, but they are just taking these visits to make sure they have made the right choice.
Thanks for the info Charlie.
I agree. Let the guy look around, enjoy this opportunity and be completely sure of his decision. I don't blame him one bit.
I agree. Let the guy look around, enjoy this opportunity and be completely sure of his decision. I don't blame him one bit.
Arrived at 2 in the morning according to Yancy
Coach34 better be right on this one....I havent seen him make such a bold prediction as CJ will be a dawg and be so confident about it....
Coach34 better be right on this one....I havent seen him make such a bold prediction as CJ will be a dawg and be so confident about it....
He had a BB game last night. He got there late. Yancy didn't get his nightly phone call from the football staff until very late bc they were talking to Jones. So That's why it was 2 am when he reported it. I said all along I thought we hold Jones unless he went back up there. He's trying to convince mom now. He's gone
Here is the thing on that. Chris, or his camp, must be telling both sides what they want to hear. I know he has told some of our players that he is coming to Ole Miss, and obviously he's told some others he will be at MSU.
The one thing we know for sure is last week when reports came out he was visiting Oxford, he denied it in the media up until he made it to Oxford. This week he told someone he was going to Oxford Friday and MSU Saturday for unofficials. After that came out, he had a "change of plans" only to actually show up in Oxford last night.
The good news is Wednesday will be here soon enough. I would be curious to know if this week's misdirection was part of Coach's rumor, or the grand plan. From the interviews with Jones, it seems like he and his family are good people, so I have a hard time believing they are participating in some elaborate prank. I guess we will see Wednesday though. If he stays in Oxford through Sunday, I think that'll be telling.
The thing that keeps popping up to me is the fact that he wouldn't have a reason to lie to Ole Miss people, but I could see plenty of reason, given the local pressure, for him to lie to MSU. Anything is possible, and maybe it's all some elaborate sabotage prank. Those just rarely materialize.
I compare it to Tony Conner in the reverse. His local pressure is from us, so if he was telling two stories, it would be more likely that he would lie to us given the pressure. There would be no need for him to lie to MSU or Bama if there were multiple stories out there. To Tony's credit though, he has refrained from showing his cards pretty well.
ETA on Jones: I forgot to list the third possibility, which is that he's still truly undecided, but he feels the need to tell people what they want to hear in the meantime. We will see soon enough.
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Let's just hope Chris remembers who was there when SOUTHERN MISS was telling him he wasn't C-USA material.
i dont think Starkville is on the agenda either
Hope Im wrong, but why would you arrive at 2am on a Friday only to leave the next morning? Looks like he is there for the weekend.
Hope Im wrong, but why would you arrive at 2am on a Friday only to leave the next morning? Looks like he is there for the weekend.
I have some hope that Jones is just tickling their balls a little so he can set up his own hat dance on ESPN, and that he has always been solid on State.
However, if he does indeed flip, I just don't see how the NCAA will turn a blind eye to this. It has to be some bona-fide SMUesque shenanigans going on in Oxford.
However, if he does indeed flip, I just don't see how the NCAA will turn a blind eye to this. It has to be some bona-fide SMUesque shenanigans going on in Oxford.
Some of y'all are some dumbasses. We have some good things going on in Starkville; players to the NFL, 1st class facilities, 3 straight bowls and some great coaches. Who have been on Jones for a long time. But some of y'all think because Yancy posted something at 2am; Jones is gone. Dumb!
per The Lake Mullen & staff
have an in home/ lunch scheduled in a couple of hours with CJ and the fam. If he doesnt show that should be reason for concern. Guess what happens in the next few hours could tell how this thing is going to play out .
have an in home/ lunch scheduled in a couple of hours with CJ and the fam. If he doesnt show that should be reason for concern. Guess what happens in the next few hours could tell how this thing is going to play out .
I think your just an effin ***** like many of the other bitches on this board. I am so sick of MSU fans being so cowardly on messagboards.
It is cowardly and pussified to not be willing to take the chance of being let down. You and a handful of others on here I am certain have a very difficult time dealing with life on a day to day basis. Never taking a chance, scared to fail, scared to state an opinion, etc...
The thing that scares me the most is that it seems to increase every year. Why in the hell would I want my son or daughter attending classes at MSU if this is the trend in the student body? I really am 17'in sick of it.
I'm out till Thursday - Taking the kids to Steamboat. Bashin the fresh pow pow will be a wonderful break from this.
To all the pussies - Wednesday will be a truly remarkable and orgasmic day for you. I would say try not to worry, but I know you guys better than that.
MSU Football is going to be very strong next year and the blocks are in place for even more success moving forward. Someone who is beginning to be a good friend of mine thinks that State is in the best shape long term with a solid foundation that hasn't been seen before. For him to say that speaks volumes.
In case I pull a Sonny Bono, Peace out my Bulldog Brothers!
Does CJ seem like the type of kid to blow off coaches
and stand them up for visits? I don't think so.
Even if we lose him (I still think he signs with us) the kid's handled himself with nothing but class thus far.
Hail State.
and stand them up for visits? I don't think so.
Even if we lose him (I still think he signs with us) the kid's handled himself with nothing but class thus far.
Hail State.
Talty reported earlier the he was going to take his Mom to OM, and his Dad to MSU because he wanted them to see both. Sounds like he was right.