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No brainer - let’s GO!!!

Ensure we continue to lock up DFW and keep Preston Stone home…

Bring it!

@rhettlashlee
coach I hope to get a chance at an interview to be on your up coming staff I am from Dallas, played ball at SMU very well known in the city and will be a high level recruiter I am an 11yr coaching vet with hope of being a strong asset to your program. Derrius Bell
https://twitter.com/CoachBellXFL/status ... 7744468998

Hasn’t Joyner been a position coach for 4 years? I like Joyner, but let’s see who he brings in. I’m hearing some names with a lot more experience.

Fill that staff with as many Mustangs as you can and let's have some continuity for once!

Get Ramon on his staff asap. That dude is a Mustang lifer and is ready for the opportunity to coach.

Can you imagine a Lashlee staff with Joyner, Bell & Ramon? Why not throw in Peveto as well...he appears to be doing a good job at UTEP

JEREMY GRAY
https://arizonawildcats.com/staff-direc ... -gray/1550

How about Jeremy's dad, Jerry? He has been a very successful defensive coach in the NFL and currently with the Packers. Previous experiene @ SMU which was his first coaching job under Rossley.

as others mentioned ,lets fill with eligible SMU coaches

If Kaz is gone, this should be a no-brainer
https://baylorbears.com/staff-directory/vic-viloria/644

"Vic Viloria serves as Baylor Football's Director of Athletics Performance. He joined the Baylor Family in January 2021. A two-time National Champion and 17-year coaching veteran, Viloria comes to Waco following two seasons as Senior Associate Strength and Conditioning Coach at LSU, including helping the Tigers to a perfect 15-0 record and National Championship in 2019.

It was his second term at LSU, after working under Tom Moffit as an assistant strength and conditioning coach from 2002-04, which included time with the Tigers' nationally-ranked football and baseball programs as well as the swimming and golf teams.

Prior to his most recent stint at LSU, Viloria served as the head strength and conditioning coach at Florida State from 2010-17. During that time, the Seminoles posted a record of 85-20 with six bowl wins including four consecutive New Year's Six Bowls, earned three ACC titles and won the 2013 BCS National Championship with a perfect 14-0 record.

Between 2011-20, Florida State had 51 players drafted that trained under Viloria's leadership."

Well, unless Lashlee follows PonyFans, all these great ideas will not get to his eyes. Hope someone with connections point these out to him. Perhaps he has a twitter account. That might be away to give him some ideas. Better be quick.

PK wrote:Well, unless Lashlee follows PonyFans, all these great ideas will not get to his eyes. Hope someone with connections point these out to him.

I think some of the people are reaching out on twitter

It would be great to see Mustangs on the staff, but an SMU degree doesn't automatically make someone the best candidate. Let's fill with the best available coaches, regardless of where they went to school. In some cases, the lists of best coaches and Mustangs who coach will overlap.

Buddha wrote:It would be great to see Mustangs on the staff, but an SMU degree doesn't automatically make someone the best candidate. Let's fill with the best available coaches, regardless of where they went to school. In some cases, the lists of best coaches and Mustangs who coach will overlap.

I think randall and jeremy and Bell should get consideration