Posts Tagged ‘James Orth’
No. 76: San Jose State
By Paul Myerberg // Jun 22, 2012
So this is exciting. Really, really exciting. San Jose State has a football team – well, the Spartans have always had a team, but this is a good team, one that should be very much in the mix for a bowl bid. That’s taken care of. The administration made an inspired hire in Mike MacIntyre, the former Duke assistant who has led S.J.S.U. on a steady uptick over the last 24 months. Good news. The university just hired a football-centric athletic director, Gene Bleymaier, who over 29 years at Boise State helped build the Broncos’ program into the national power it is today. Done, done and done. Thirdly, the Spartans were able to both extricate themselves from a sinking-ship WAC while landing a spot in the still-ticking Mountain West, ensuring the program’s future in these dangerous days of conference expansion. Team, coach, leader, conference. MacIntyre, Bleymaier, Mountain West. Done, done, done and done. This is an awesome time for San Jose State football.
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Tags: Alex Anastasi, Alvin Jelks, Anthony Larceval, Brian Lindgren, Dasmen Stewart, David Fales, David Quessenberry, De'Leon Eskridge, Harrison Waid, Jabari Carr, James Orth, Keith Smith, Mike MacIntyre, Mountain West, Nicholas Kaspar, Noel Grigsby, Ronnie Yell, Ryan Otten, San Jose State, Travis Johnson, Travis Raciti, Tyler Ervin, Vince Buhagiar, WAC
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