Utah State is losing this assistant football coach to a Power Five program

Utah State Aggies gamers step on the sphere throughout an NCAA soccer sport towards New Mexico Lobos at Maverik Stadium in Logan on Thursday, Nov. 26, 2020.

Yukai Peng, Deseret Information

There'll reportedly be a gap to fill on the Utah State soccer teaching workers.

ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported Thursday that Washington State is predicted to rent Utah State cornerbacks coach Ray Brown for a similar place with the Cougars program below first-year head coach Jake Dickert.

Sources: Washington State is predicted to rent Utah State assistant Ray Brown to teach cornerbacks. Brown is a former Washington State GA who has coached at Troy and Abilene Christian.

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) January 27, 2022

Brown joined Blake Anderson’s workers final 12 months. His cornerback group — led by gamers like Michael Anyanwu, Cam Lampkin and Andre Grayson — helped the Aggies maintain opponents to 230.9 passing yards per sport in 2021.

Brown is accustomed to the Washington State program, having served as a defensive graduate assistant on the college in 2013.

He additionally spent two years as a graduate assistant at one other Pac-12 college, Arizona State, from 2014-15.

Previous to touchdown in Logan, Brown was additionally the defensive backs coach at Abilene Christian from 2016-18 and coached cornerbacks at Troy from 2019-20.

Lampkin shared his appreciation for Brown on social media.

Preciate the life classes coach making me not solely a ball participant however rising me in to man. You can be missed over right here in 5’10 gang ❤️⛓ Locked In eternally @CoachB212

— Clamp (@Lampgotjuice) January 27, 2022