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This also tips us off on the direction Lashlee is looking to go with his offense. He left Malzahn and Auburn to have more control and start forging his own offense. Then he left UConn to work with Dykes at SMU to learn how to run the air raid, blended with his run spread concepts. Now Lashlee...

Very interesting. Lashlee only spent 2 years learning the air raid offense under Dykes, so makes sense he’d want a WR/PGC assistant with air raid background. None of our coaches on staff have any air raid background, and none of those other candidates (Lamar, Cooney) do either.