Podcast: SMU lands Arkansas OL, SMU Basketball lands UMass forward
On this edition of the On The Pony Express Podcast, Billy Embody breaks down SMU landing Arkansas transfer offensive lineman Andrew Chamblee and Paris Patterson. Plus, Andy Enfield and SMU Basketball beat out TCU for UMass forward Matt Cross.
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SMU head coach Rhett Lashlee identified the need for more offensive linemen after SMU’s spring game. By adding two more offensive linemen from the spring transfer window, the Mustangs filled a big need.
“I think that’s what we were able to evaluate in spring. We feel really good that, when we’re all healthy, our starting O-line’s going to be a really good unit,” Lashlee said. “But we do need some depth there. We’ve got some depth at the tight end position coming, which was needed. So I think on offense, you look at that, that’s probably the main areas. When you go to the defensive side of the ball, I think we’ve done a nice job in the box. We’ve got some experienced guys at safeties, but we could add a depth piece there. Again, we’ve got guys a corner who can run, but we’re going to need depth there because we’re an injury or two away from being really thin.”
