Devin Figaro joined the Notre Dame College football coaching staff before the 2017 season as the Wide Receivers Coach.
In his first two seasons, Figaro's wide receivers have accounted for 3,846 yards and 40 touchdowns. The receivers played a big role in NDC's offense that ranked seventh in NCAA Division II in 2018.
In 2018, Marvelle Ross ranked 10th in NCAA DII with 1,203 yards receiving and ranked 11th in passes caught with 77.
There were many stand-out moments in Figaro's first season with the Falcons, including Emanuel Smith's 14-reception game against Shepherd (9/2) and Ross's four-touchdown game against Urbana (10/14).
Overall, Figaro has coached players to two all-conference honors.
Figaro came to South Euclid after serving as a Graduate Assistant/Assistant Wide Receivers Coach at the University of San Diego. During his time with the Toreros, he also spent some time coaching tight ends. Figaro also brings in experience as a USA Football Camp Coach.
While at San Diego, Figaro helped lead the Toreros to the first undefeated season in Pioneer Football League history. USD also became the first non-scholarship FCS program to win a playoff game in the 2016 season.
Figaro spent five years as a wide receiver in the NCAA at Tulane University (2009-11) and University of Louisiana at Lafayette (2011-13). In 2013, he was the captain of the wide receivers, leading them to their third-straight R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Championship.
