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Oklahoma State Announces New General Manager, Chief of Staff Under Morris
Morris’ staff is starting to take shape.
STILLWATER — New coach Eric Morris’ staff is starting to take shape, officially.
On Thursday night, Oklahoma State announced Raj Murti and Rolando Surita as the program’s new general manager and chief of staff, respectively. Both men previously held the same role at North Texas.
Murti, a 24-year-old entering his eighth season working in college football, oversaw all aspects of the UNT roster, including recruiting and personnel departments. In the past, he spoke a little bit about his day-to-day and other responsibilities that could give insight into how he might attack working for the Cowboys.
This will be Murti’s second season working with Morris. Surita, meanwhile, enters his ninth consecutive season under the Cowboys’ new head coach.
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