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David Bagsby is a guitarist, keyboardist and composer and now resides in Lawrence, KS.

He has studied under Jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan. His music encompasses progressive/ symphonic rock, humanly impossible rhythmic hierarchies, translated nature recordings, acoustic guitar works and pieces utilizing perfect tuning systems & Euclidean Space.

His wish is to create music that will allow you to thrash about cerebrally at maximum hormonal amplitude. His goal is to become the "Rube Goldberg of Rock".

Check out his web site - www.bagsby.com

photo courtesy of www.TulsaTalons.com

Marty Robinson joins the Talons for his inaugural season as Assistant Coach. Robinson has coached football and baseball locally in Tulsa for the last fourteen years. He has also coached at several local football camps and clinics in the Tulsa area as well as giving private offensive line lessons. Robinson is a Board member of the Indian Nations Football Conference. As a 1978 alumni of Tulsa Nathan Hale High School, Robinson completed a degree in Business at Mesabi College in Virginia, Minnesota on an ice hockey scholarship. Robinson now resides in Broken Arrow with his wife and three children.

He is a partner in one of the country's largest law firms, McDermott Will & Emery, in it's Los Angeles office, where he specializes in health care regulatory law, representing

Tim is a member of the Board of Directors of the American Health Lawyers Association, and was invited to testify before the Small Business Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives at a hearing on Medicare regulatory burdens on health care providers.

Tim is ranked as a leading lawyer in health law in the latest editions of both Chambers USA and Southern California Super Lawyers.

Tim is admitted to the State Bar of California, the State Bar of Washington, and the District of Columbia Bar.

He is married to Margaret Manning, also and attorney, and enjoys traveling around the world in his spare time.  He returns to Tulsa often, to visit family.