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I wish we had boomed it 13 yards on that punt.

Who would have thought we'd be pining for the days when Dennis McKnight was the special teams coach.

Not a soccer coach:

Carlos Barocio-Leon is in his first season as an assistant coach at SMU, but he is no stranger to SMU, as Barocio-Leon has been on the Hilltop since 2008.

Barocio-Leon spent the 2012 season as Coordinator of Quality Control (Offense) and previously served as offensive graduate assistant and video graduate assistant. Barocio-Leon came to SMU from Texas College, where he served as the Offensive Coordinator and quarterbacks coach, helping the Steers claim the CSFL Championship in 2005.

Barocio-Leon played college football for New Mexico State and then played professionally in Italy for one year with the Bergamo Lions.

After his playing days, Barocio-Leon turned to coaching and became the Offensive Coordinator at the University of Nuevo León in Monterrey, México. After two seasons, he returned to Europe and served stints as the Head Coach of the Badalona Dracs, winning two National Spanish titles and one Spain's Cup, and the Bergamo Lions, winning two Italian National Championships and two Eurobowl Titles (XIV & XV). He also served as Head Coach for the Tyrolean Raiders in Innsbruck, Austria, and, in eight years of professional head coaching experience in the European Leagues, compiled an overall record of 74-16.

Barocio-Leon has a B.A. and an M.B.A. from New Mexico State. He is fluent in Spanish and Italian and near-fluent in French and German.

Offensive line cannot block.period~!

CalallenStang wrote:

sbsmith wrote: This is what we get for letting some soccer coach run our special teams

Where do you get that he is a soccer coach?

I think he coached in the Mexican "futbol" league before he came to us.

Negative yardage on our last 4 possessions?

Nice run by Line

Still a two position game. And the clock is in our favor.

5-7 more years of June!

dirtysouthpony wrote:

CalallenStang wrote:

sbsmith wrote: This is what we get for letting some soccer coach run our special teams

Where do you get that he is a soccer coach?

I think he coached in the Mexican "futbol" league before he came to us.

You would be incorrect. Always futbol americano

Carlos Barocio-Leon is in his first season as an assistant coach at SMU, but he is no stranger to SMU, as Barocio-Leon has been on the Hilltop since 2008.

Barocio-Leon spent the 2012 season as Coordinator of Quality Control (Offense) and previously served as offensive graduate assistant and video graduate assistant. Barocio-Leon came to SMU from Texas College, where he served as the Offensive Coordinator and quarterbacks coach, helping the Steers claim the CSFL Championship in 2005.

Barocio-Leon played college football for New Mexico State and then played professionally in Italy for one year with the Bergamo Lions.

After his playing days, Barocio-Leon turned to coaching and became the Offensive Coordinator at the University of Nuevo León in Monterrey, México. After two seasons, he returned to Europe and served stints as the Head Coach of the Badalona Dracs, winning two National Spanish titles and one Spain's Cup, and the Bergamo Lions, winning two Italian National Championships and two Eurobowl Titles (XIV & XV). He also served as Head Coach for the Tyrolean Raiders in Innsbruck, Austria, and, in eight years of professional head coaching experience in the European Leagues, compiled an overall record of 74-16.

Barocio-Leon has a B.A. and an M.B.A. from New Mexico State. He is fluent in Spanish and Italian and near-fluent in French and German.

JJ wants to coach 5-7 years. has a retirement home in Hawaii

So, if you've done the HB draw 12 plays in a row...maybe you should, I don't know, do one QB keeper?

First down! Should be ballgame.

Good to get win. Not pretty and concerned about GG.

CalallenStang wrote:

sbsmith wrote: This is what we get for letting some soccer coach run our special teams

Where do you get that he is a soccer coach?

His resume is a confusing read, apparently he coached in a lot of overseas American Football leagues not futbol leagues.