Morgantown, WV – West Virginia University head football coach Rich Rodriguez continues to integrate family members into his coaching staff. Earlier this month, his son, Rhett Rodriguez, was officially named the quarterbacks coach for the Mountaineers, further cementing the family’s presence within the program.
Now, another member of the Rodriguez family has joined the WVU football staff in a leadership role. The university officially announced today that Raquel Rodriguez, Rich Rodriguez’s daughter, has been hired as the assistant athletic director for football management and strategy.
Raquel Rodriguez brings valuable experience to the Mountaineers’ program, having previously served as the creative content coordinator for Jacksonville State Football. Her work in that role contributed to the team’s branding, recruitment efforts, and overall media presence.
With her new position at WVU, Raquel will be responsible for overseeing key strategic initiatives within the football program. Her expertise in content creation and program management is expected to enhance the team’s operational structure.
The addition of Raquel Rodriguez marks another step in Rich Rodriguez’s efforts to build a strong, cohesive staff that aligns with his vision for Mountaineer football. By surrounding himself with trusted individuals, he aims to create a culture of consistency and success.
WVU’s decision to bring Raquel Rodriguez into the program highlights the growing trend of integrating media and branding professionals into athletic departments. Her background in creative content and football operations could provide a fresh perspective on team management.
As the Mountaineers continue shaping their coaching and administrative staff, more changes could be on the horizon. The program remains focused on assembling a team that can compete at the highest level in college football.
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