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AUSTIN, Texas -- The Texas Longhorns are adding more NFL experience - championship-winning experience at that - to coach Steve Sarkisian's staff for this upcoming season.

Texas has hired former Los Angeles Rams special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis as as special assistant to the head coach in an off-field role, per reports from Horns247.  He'll essentially be filling the role left by Gary Patterson, the longtime TCU Horned Frogs head coach who aided Sarkisian and Co. in 2022 before announcing in March that he'd be stepping away from the program after just one season.

After the Rams went 5-12 this past season, DeCamillis and many others on staff were not retained by coach Sean McVay just a year after the team won Super Bowl LVI. DeCamillis also won Super Bowl 50 while with the Denver Broncos.

All 32 years of DeCamillis' NFL experience have been spent on special teams. He's coached with the  Jacksonville Jaguars, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos and Rams.

He'll now look to bring some of his championship-winning wisdom to the staff while being a key set of eyes for Sark when it comes to the smallest of details.

This article first appeared on FanNation Longhorns Country and was syndicated with permission.

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