[teejers1]

I liked JJ Hones a lot so was sad to see her gone.  My understanding is that there was a lot more that went into the Hones dismissal than that one incident, a lot more.  I don't know all the details and forgot the few I did know but someone who knows told me at the time that was far, far from a one off.

I was also a fan of JJ.  Being dismissed from the team was such a severe action, I can only surmise that, as your contact told you, there were other serious problems.  

Here's a 2020 sports podcast that features an interview with J.J. She goes by Jennifer now.  https://www.buzzsprout.com/298826/3872096

That was my surmise, as well.  But I also do not recall reading about any other suspensions or violations of team rules by Hones.
And let's be honest in acknowledging that coaches are humans and have players whom they give more leash to and others where they crack the whip.  That could have been in play, too (and real-time, that was also my surmise).

That's all water under bridge now.  Just don't want to forget that Hones was a real contributor to Stanford women's hoops, including in that FF run led by Wiggins.

[teejers1]

I liked JJ Hones a lot so was sad to see her gone.  My understanding is that there was a lot more that went into the Hones dismissal than that one incident, a lot more.  I don't know all the details and forgot the few I did know but someone who knows told me at the time that was far, far from a one off.

I was also a fan of JJ.  Being dismissed from the team was such a severe action, I can only surmise that, as your contact told you, there were other serious problems.  

Here's a 2020 sports podcast that features an interview with J.J. She goes by Jennifer now.  https://www.buzzsprout.com/298826/3872096

That was my surmise, as well.  But I also do not recall reading about any other suspensions or violations of team rules by Hones.
And let's be honest in acknowledging that coaches are humans and have players whom they give more leash to and others where they crack the whip.  That could have been in play, too (and real-time, that was also my surmise).

That's all water under bridge now.  Just don't want to forget that Hones was a real contributor to Stanford women's hoops, including in that FF run led by Wiggins.