Chris Jans Original Thread

[Rosewood]

Having a video of it sounds like someone was already looking for something. Setup?

Everything is recorded these days

[Dave Stalwart]

And was this female well connected or well known. My guess is yes

[ShoxRoxMySox]

That's it? I don't mean to downplay that as tensions are certainly high with any male-on-female violence. It sounds like the female in the matter didn't help causes. I suppose that is probably worth getting fired, but if this is all this is, it won't blackball his career at all. Get him some counseling and get him back to Wichita.

Yeah I'm with you guys on this, seems like a overreaction (albeit without seeing the video) by Bowling Green. Makes me wonder if the university has some sort of history which forces its hand to a no tolerance policy with its officials/staff? I don't have the time to look it up, but I do wonder... Marshall's getting the big bucks, but I hope he dives into the situation and gives CJ a second chance if BG overreacted.

[Dave Stalwart]

But you guys are forgetting. Assistant coaches were there. What if this girl was was a member of this team staff or something similar. What if those assistant coaches aren't vouching for him

[Turd Furgeson]

So he was assaulted!

I there is a Video and she slapped him aka "assaulted" him. She should be brought up on charges IMO. Equality and all...

[jocoshock]

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  Zac Jackson @FSOhioZJackson 19m19 minutes ago
  Source says Chris Jans was "inappropriate and aggressive" at bar. BGSU fired Jans for "public conduct" on Thursday http://www.foxsports.com/ohio/story/bowling-green-head-coach-chris-jans-fired-040215 …
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  A person involved in the incident told FOXSportsOhio.com that Jans acted "aggressively and inappropriately" toward at least one female bar patron on the night of March 21.
  Jans was asked to leave after a woman slapped him, the source said. At least one of his assistant coaches was involved in getting Jans out of the bar.

[DPruett2333]

1) The school probably doesn't want its head men's basketball coach drunk(allegedly) at a bar.
2) The school probably doesn't want its head men's basketball coach drunk at a bar AND hitting on/harassing women.

I honestly don't blame Bowling Green for doing what they did. Now can he be forgiven, yes, but actions come with consequences.

[OregonShocker]

I know he's a hot head, but if that's all this was, I'm in his corner. If he misrepresented the university by having a foul mouth and cussing out some people who were making fun of his team or something...heck even if he punched someone...I would probably take him back :)

Have you seen him on the bench at one of our games? :)

You wouldn't be "surprised" to get fired if you did something insanely bad, right?

Exactly. Larry Eustachy prob wasn't surprised to hear he got canned; IF he was surprised, it may be an incident that is tolerable for a return to Wichita.

[jdmee]

And was this female well connected or well known. My guess is yes

Or another question is was she well endowed or well enhanced? My guess is yes.

[Heinro]

Sounds a little ridiculous honestly. I mean even if he did some how inappropriately touch the female, such as grabbing her butt or something, and subsequently got slapped and kicked out of the bar. That is not an extreme situation, he got drunk and did something stupid, but it is a bar and the situation was handled. I mean for an incident like that I could even see something like a public reprimand or something, but termination if this is a one time thing? I just don't think Bowling Green likes to win.

[newshock1234]

To me this sounds like a slap on wrist type of punishment

[OregonShocker]

Then we would give him #34 and he would lead the nation in scoring and rebounding, just ask Bernard Jackson.

Or Charles Barkley

[shock]

Yeah I'm with you guys on this, seems like a overreaction (albeit without seeing the video) by Bowling Green. Makes me wonder if the university has some sort of history which forces its hand to a no tolerance policy with its officials/staff? I don't have the time to look it up, but I do wonder...

Yes. Think 20 years of Randy Smithson coaching Sean Ogirri.

[asiseeit]

Don't think I would have lasted long in the coaching profession

[OregonShocker]

Or another question is was she well endowed or well enhanced? My guess is yes.

You don't mean an "enhanced package" do you? :05.18-flustered: