Jones, who spent the past five years at Vanderbilt, joins the Broncos as the program's general manager. In that role, he will help oversee roster development and play a key role in recruiting and scouting.
He spent the past three seasons as the scouting director at Vanderbilt. While in the City of Music, he was responsible for evaluating high schools and colleges across the country, created his list of high-priority prospect watches, and organized prospect camps.
For two years before that, he was in charge of quality control for Vanderbilt's offense. Jones worked with quarterbacks during the 2019 season and wide receivers during the 2020 COVID-19 shortened campaign, along with offensive coordinators Jerry Gudowski (2019) and Todd Fitch. (2020), and worked with wide receivers coach Tony Ball. He helped conduct national recruiting evaluations for all positions, primarily focusing on Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin in the Midwest, and his No. 29 position during the 2021 early signing period. He played an important role in the recruitment of the class.
Jones joined Vanderbilt after serving as an athletic assistant at Cumberland Academy in Georgia and completing an internship in the Green Bay Packers' scouting and personnel department in the summer of 2018.
From 2015 to 2017, Jones was the quarterbacks coach at Pace Academy (Ga.), where he helped the program win its first AA state championship.
A native of Marietta, Ga., Jones earned a bachelor's degree in recreation management from Ohio State where he was a member of the Bobcats' Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. He was a three-year letterwinner as quarterback for the Bobcats. He earned his Master of Education in Learning, Diversity, and Urban Studies from Vanderbilt University in 2023.
2024 season ticket information
Fans can now reserve their seats for the 2024 season by paying a deposit of just $24 for a new season ticket or renewal. The 2024 home schedule will see Nevada, Oregon, Portland State, San Diego State, Utah State and Washington State visit the Blues, making the Broncos the first Mountain West program to become champions since San Diego State in 2015-16. We aim to become the first team to repeat this.
Boise State has already received more than 1,000 new season ticket deposits, and the program's season ticket renewal rate is two months faster than last year.
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