After off season of intensity, Hounds ready to bounce back

SEASON PREVIEW
  • Jonathan Hurley enters the season as Jones County’s starting quarterback. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Jonathan Hurley enters the season as Jones County’s starting quarterback. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • The athletic Jaiden Bond has emerged as a leader in the Greyhounds secondary. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    The athletic Jaiden Bond has emerged as a leader in the Greyhounds secondary. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • The Greyhounds run into the season with two marquee non-region matchups at home against Valdosta and Peach C ounty. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    The Greyhounds run into the season with two marquee non-region matchups at home against Valdosta and Peach C ounty. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Placekicker Jacob Watts was a first-team all region selection a year ago for JCHS. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Placekicker Jacob Watts was a first-team all region selection a year ago for JCHS. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Senior tight end Drew Williams will once again provide a strong target for quarterbacks. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Senior tight end Drew Williams will once again provide a strong target for quarterbacks. BRAD HARRISON/Staff

    The early part of last November was a moment of surrealness when it came to the Jones County football program.

    In a time where in years past the work was centered around prepping for the postseason, the Greyhounds saw breaks at inopportune times cause them not to make the postseason for the first time since 2013.

    After an offseason with noses pressed to the grindstone, Jones County is ready to atone…