From a recent article about the CSU coaching search:
"Despite all this activity, CSU hasn't hired Bobo's replacement. Why? Let’s start with the integrity issue.
Jones, who college football analyst Bruce Feldman of The Athletic, FootballScoop.com and others said was nearing a deal to become CSU’s next coach, was implicated in a Title IX lawsuit against Tennessee while he was coaching there. An affidavit in the lawsuit filed in 2016
accused Jones of saying a player who helped a victim of an alleged rape “betrayed his teammates” and repeatedly allowed the accused players to physically and verbally harass the player who helped the victim.
Jones denied any wrongdoing at the time, and the
university eventually settled the Title IX lawsuit out of court, paying $2.48 million to eight people who said they had been sexually or physically assaulted by Tennessee student-athletes between 2013 and 2015.
Jones, who had been a successful coach at Central Michigan and Cincinnati before going to Tennessee, went 34-27 overall and 14-24 in the Southeastern Conference in four-plus seasons at Tennessee. He was fired in 2017 after an 0-6 start in SEC play and has spent the past two years as an offensive analyst on Nick Saban’s staff at Alabama.
Multiple sources said the Title IX lawsuit became a stumbling block in Jones’ negotiations about becoming CSU’s coach."
Opinion: Colorado State struggling to find football coach who meets AD's stated criteria