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RMU adds Bronowski to coaching staff

Lea Chocolas

The Robert Morris University Colonials football team have hired Jacob Bronowski as their newest tight ends coach.

The former UNM graduate assistant announced the move to Moon Township in an Instagram post just days ago.

Excited to say I have taken the Tight Ends coaching job at Robert Morris University! Although I am no longer in Albuquerque I decided to bring the best part of Albuquerque with me to Pittsburgh, PA. Can’t begin to describe how blessed I am to have the love of my life alongside me #GoColonials???

A post shared by Jacob Bronowski (@jbronowski_1) on Mar 11, 2018 at 3:49pm PDT

Bronowski spent two seasons with the University of New Mexico as an offensive graduate assistant. While at UNM, his duties were to help in-game preparation, going over film, handling stat analysis and on-field coaching for the offensive players.

The team posted a combined record of 12-13 during his time with the Lobos but did receive the honor of playing in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl in 2016 as New Mexico defeated the University of Texas-San Antonio 23-20 fending off a late comeback effort from the Roadrunners.

The native of College Station, Texas, graduated from the University of New Mexico in 2016. He graduated from A&M High School in 2012. While at A&M, he played quarterback and recorded 1738 total passing yards, 11 passing TDs, 82.2 passing yards, 128 pass completions on 243 pass attempts and 12 interceptions. This will be Bronowski’s second coaching stop in his young career.