A year prior, Lee Marks traveled to the South different times to persuade Mississippi State running back Dillon Johnson to come to Seattle.
These days, the previous College of Washington running-backs coach shows up headed there for a career move, with ESPN announcing he is near to joining Memphis in a comparable part.
Marks would ended up the moment one-time UW collaborator coach to work at Memphis, taking after Rick Mallory, who was the Tigers offensive-line coach in 2000-09 and presently coaches at Center Tennessee.
Mallory was an All-Pac-10 hostile protect for the Huskies as a senior in 1983, played within the NFL for Tampa Narrows and coached the UW tight closes in 1992-99.
Marks went through the past two seasons in Montlake with Kalen DeBoer’s staff and has been searching for work since DeBoer cleared out Montlake for Alabama and didn’t take him to Tuscaloosa.
A previous Boise State running back, Marks coached at his alma mater for six seasons some time recently he joined DeBoer’s Fresno State staff for two seasons and served as the between times coach for the Bulldogs’ Modern Mexico Bowl appearance some time recently finishing up at the UW.
His contracting would take off two of DeBoer’s Imposing coaches still accessible for work in previous co-defensive facilitator Chuck Morrell and cornerbacks coach Julius Brown.
In Alabama, DeBoer has fair two of his UW right hand coaches with him in JaMarcus Shepard and Scratch Sheridan, who once more will coach his wide recipients and tight closes, individually, and serve as co-offensive facilitators.
Ex-Husky hostile facilitator Ryan Grubb and offensive-line coach Scott Fit have since joined the Seattle Seahawks, holding the same parts; edge-rusher coach Eric Schmidt and defensive-line coach Inoke Breckterfield have moved to San Diego State, where Schmidt has been raised to cautious facilitator; and previous co-defensive facilitator William Inge is presently the Tennessee linebackers coach.
DeBoer brought six of his Fresno State coaches to the UW and none of them are with him presently.