Sports Editor, Pocatello Idaho

[mose]

If you're going to resort to that, Ben There, then I'll have to pull two vintage jokers from the ISJ/ISU deck. How about Jim Boutin and Tom Jewell?

 

[TRS-80]

Does anyone have an Alfredo Anderson card in their deck?

 

[micropolitan guy]

I'll raise you a Shirley Huyett.

 

[Idaho]

I'll raise you a Shirley Huyett.

Ughhh. I was there for that fiasco.

From conference champ with everyone coming back, to a skidmark of a season with players revolting and a firing halfway through her first year in town.

What a mistake that entire deal was.

But nothing tops the ShopKo Five.

 

[Ben There]

One word: Herbball.

 

[mose]

Herb had a real flair, didn't he? He was about as good at pronouncing multi-syllable words as Brundage was at spelling them.

Herb claimed he was a Phi Beta Kappa. We deduced that must have been a gang in the neighborhood where he grew up.

 

[TRS-80]

Don't forget about the assistant coach McNeely through under the bus (and then backed over). McNeely had no knowledge whatsoever that the guy had completed a book report on The Hobbit top get an O-lineman eligible from Juco. And then there was the system in which McNeely required players to show him church bulletins as proof they got their weekend worshipping in. How the hell do you get a I-AA program, one that blows no less, on probation? Very carefully.

 

[Corleone]

Don't think you guys can get away with just leaving those name cards on the table. I pull out the Chris Daniels trump card. He is the goofiest looking basketball player to ever wear the orange and black. Or orange and silver during herbball days. Not only did he have a permagrin on his face, he and his fraternity brothers used to perform a "Stomp"-eque halftime show. Did anyone see that? And does anyone else remember the weber state/ISU brawl when Herb started going after the penguin?

 

[mose]

Oh, do I remember the whole brawl incident. I also recall Herb defying the subsequent sanctions, vowing that he'd get a court order if necessary so he could be on the bench at the Big Sky tournament -- then meekly agreeing to a one-game suspension when leaned on by ISU's president.

OK, Corleone, let's see what you remember. What player was suspended along with Herb for that Big Sky tourney game? The prize for the correct answer is an orange wristband autographed by Kareem Carpenter and Phil Luckey.

 

[Claws for Concern]

Re-posted on Journalismjobs.com today (Sept. 7)

Company: Idaho State Journal
Position: Seeking Talented Sports Editor
Location: Pocatello, Idaho
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: Negotiable
Ad Expires: October 12, 2006
Job ID: 668004
Website: http://www.idahostatejournal.com


Description:
The Idaho State Journal, an 18,000 daily in Southeastern Idaho, is seeking a talented newsroom leader to fill our sports editor position. The Journal has set a precedent for excellence and we are looking for a do-it-all journalist who can take us to the next level.
Last year our sports department won two APSE awards and regularly starred on our front page.

We attract the best and brightest sports writers and we cover more than just surface level sports. We have been recognized for writing about stem cell therapy, rodeo, school finance and sports spot news.

Our sports department covers Division IAA Idaho State University and travels with the team to out-of-town games. We want to create compelling, insightful packages on a daily basis and we are looking for a sports editor who can help us do that.

If you have journalism in your blood and aspire to be the best in your field, send us a resume, cover letter explaining why you’re interested in working for the Idaho State Journal and at least 10 samples of your best work. Mail your materials to Ian Fennell, editor, Idaho State Journal, P.O. Box 431, Pocatello, ID 83204.

 

[Ace]

Re-posted on Journalismjobs.com today (Sept. 7)

Company: Idaho State Journal
Position: Seeking Talented Sports Editor
Location: Pocatello, Idaho
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: Negotiable
Ad Expires: October 12, 2006
Job ID: 668004
Website: http://www.idahostatejournal.com


Description:
The Idaho State Journal, an 18,000 daily in Southeastern Idaho, is seeking a talented newsroom leader to fill our sports editor position. The Journal has set a precedent for excellence and we are looking for a do-it-all journalist who can take us to the next level.
Last year our sports department won two APSE awards and regularly starred on our front page.

We attract the best and brightest sports writers and we cover more than just surface level sports. We have been recognized for writing about stem cell therapy, rodeo, school finance and sports spot news.

Our sports department covers Division IAA Idaho State University and travels with the team to out-of-town games. We want to create compelling, insightful packages on a daily basis and we are looking for a sports editor who can help us do that.

If you have journalism in your blood -- and nothing else -- and aspire to be the best in your field, send us a resume, cover letter explaining why you’re interested in working for the Idaho State Journal and at least 10 samples of your best work. Mail your materials to Ian Fennell, editor, Idaho State Journal, P.O. Box 431, Pocatello, ID 83204.

 

[Idaho]

Company: Idaho State Journal
Position: Seeking Talented Sports Editor
Location: Pocatello, Idaho
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: Negotiable
Ad Expires: October 12, 2006
Job ID: 668004
Website: http://www.idahostatejournal.com


If you have journalism in your blood -- and nothing else -- and aspire to be the best in your field, send us a resume, cover letter explaining why you’re interested in working for the Idaho State Journal and at least 10 samples of your best work. Mail your materials to Ian Fennell, editor, Idaho State Journal, P.O. Box 431, Pocatello, ID 83204.

That's cold, man. Cold.

 

[Minotauro]

I find Ace's comment to be completely called for. Any word on BS's plans?

 

[Minotauro]

Based on how many times and places this job keeps getting reposted, it doesn't seem like the resumes are flying in? Any word on this gig?

 

[Idaho]

I've tried persuading lots of people into sending their resume in. No takers, unsurprisingly.

Still, I think this is a very good job for a young journalist ready to be an SE at a paper that will let ou do your thing. For a couple of years it'd be a very acceptable stop as you fine tune your clips, experience and resume.

 

[Tom Petty]

i did hear the drinks there were cheap and the herb was to be fired for.

 

[Angola!]

i did hear the drinks there were cheap and the herb was to be fired for.

Excellent, excellent post.

I will say that this would be a really good job for a young SE, just to back up Modaho. Idaho is a good place to figure out what the hell is going on in this business and Poky is a good place to learn. A pretty good paper and one of the better* places to live in the state.





* denotes: Better meaning in the top 30 places to live, though there are only 30 places to "actually" live in the entire state.

 

[Lester Bangs]

i did hear the drinks there were cheap and the herb was to be fired for.

THAT is some quality ****.

 

[clutchcargo]

Is this Brundage guy any relation to the long-deceased Avery?