Nice video and read....
http://cbs4local.com/sports/sports-...hometown-glory-the-story-of-aaron-alvin-jones
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Thanks to Kugler for listening to his assistant coaches already on staff and signing the Jones brothers one month into his 2013 campain. The greater appreciation goes to Mike Price for recruiting both Jones brothers heavily and offering schollies to both of them early in the recruiting process way before CMP even thought of retiring.
Your claim is wrong and that is according to both Aaron and Alvin themselves. Here it is directly from them:
>“He had a couple of (scholarship) offers, nothing super big,” Alvin Jones said this week. “Me, I didn’t have any. I hadn’t planned on going to UTEP. I probably wasn’t even going to play football.”
Coming out of El Paso Burges, Aaron chose UTEP over Texas-San Antonio and New Mexico State, the only other schools to offer him a scholarship. No one made Alvin an offer until Miners coach Sean Kugler, newly hired at the time, invited him aboard in January 2013, not long before signing day.
They’ve made the most of it while helping UTEP win seven games and go to a bowl last season.
“It’s a dream come true,” Aaron Jones said. “That (playing together in college) was our goal ever since we were little. To achieve it has been amazing. I’m glad coach Kugler gave us the opportunity to still play together.”
Alternate possibility
If not for Kugler’s late scholarship offer, Alvin might be at Oregon these days — just enjoying Ducks games from the student section.
“He was looking at Oregon, just to go to school up there, if he didn’t get any offers,” Aaron said."<
http://lubbockonline.com/sports-red-raiders-football/2015-09-11/keeping-joneses-twins-spark-utep