Cyril Brockmeier - Football Coach - Dartmouth College Athletics

Cyril Brockmeier

Title:
Assistant Coach-Offensive Line
Alma Mater:
Tulane ’97
At Dartmouth:
4 Seasons (2005-08)

Now in his fourth season as coach of the Big Green's offensive linemen, Cyril Brockmeier has a long association with football programs led by Coach Buddy Teevens. Brockmeier was a player under Teevens at Tulane and an assistant coach with Teevens for a year at Stanford.

Brockmeier came to Dartmouth in 2005 after coaching at Tulane, his alma mater, in 2003-04. At Tulane, Brockmeier was the assistant offensive line coach, working with offensive linemen and tight ends. He also worked with the field goal and extra point unit, broke down film, and developed the playbook for the Green Wave.

At Stanford in 2002, Brockmeier was assistant strength and conditioning coach. He also assisted the offensive coordinator in the office and the offensive line coach on the field. Brockmeier broke down game film, assembled scouting reports and assisted with the special teams.

From 1997-99, Brockmeier coached the offensive line while also teaching physical education at Jesuit High School in New Orleans.

Brockmeier graduated with a bachelor's degree from Tulane in 1997. He was a four-year starter in Tulane's offensive line and won All-Conference-USA honors as a junior and senior.

Brockmeier was recruited by Teevens from Charlotte High School in Punta Gorda, Fla. At Charlotte High, he played offensive and defensive line for four years and was captain as a senior. He also earned three letters in basketball and four letters in track and field.

Recruiting Area: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida (Panhandle), Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York (state), Pennsylvania (eastern, central)