Tiger-Cats choose Khari to guide offence
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HAMILTON —- The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have promoted Khari Jones to the role of offensive co-ordinator. The former Canadian Football League quarterback has spent the past two seasons as the team’s quarterbacks coach.
“He has been instrumental in the development of our quarterbacks the last two seasons,” said Hamilton head coach Marcel Bellefeuille. “He is widely respected by both our players and coaching staff. This hiring will allow our organization to maintain the continuity needed to give our team the opportunity to be successful next season and beyond.”
Last season, Jones was instrumental in helping pivot Kevin Glenn fashion one of the best seasons in club history, as he tossed for 5,106 yards with 33 touchdowns with a completion rate of 64.5 per cent. The Ticats posted 9-9 records the past two seasons, after a 3-15 campaign in 2008.
Jones played eight seasons in the CFL with the B.C. Lions, Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Calgary Stampeders, Edmonton Eskimos and Ticats. He was the league’s most outstanding player in 2001.