Sean was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He began playing football as a youngster there and spent his early teen years in Ruston, La before returning to Tulsa to finish playing his Junior and Senior High School years at Jenks High School. Sean was Oklahoma’s High School Lineman of the Year his Senior season in 1991 and a Blue-Chip All-American. He headed to Baton Rouge to play for the LSU Tigers where he was a four year football letterman at LSU from 1992-1996 starting 3 of those 4 seasons at Left Tackle. Tiger Rag Magazines left tackle of the Decade. He had a brief stint as an un-drafted free agent with the Houston Oilers in ‘97. The LSU offensive line units from ‘93-‘96 that he was a part of are arguably some of the best in LSU history and consisted of Pro Football Hall of Famers Alan Faneca and Kevin Mawae, long-time Atlanta Falcon, Todd McClure, Ben Bordelon(San Diego Chargers), Mark King, Adam Perry, TE’s David LaFleur(Dallas Cowboys), and Nicky Savoie (New Orleans Saints). This unit led the way for great running backs Kevin Faulk and Rondell Mealy and in ‘96 powered them through to lead the SEC in rushing for the entire season. They capped it off with a victory in the Peach Bowl as Co-SEC West Champs.

After football, Sean began a career in pharmaceutical sales. Today, Sean is a Regional Manager of Anti-Infective Therapies for Abbvie Pharmaceuticals in Louisiana and Texas. In addition, he serves on the Board of Directors for the Louisiana Lottery Corporation as well as the Louisiana Governors Mansion Foundation. Sean lives in Covington, Louisiana with his wife, Michelle and their two children Bailor and Land. He has volunteered and coached youth football teams and camps for the last 20 years.

Dustin received a bachelor’s degree in health sciences from Louisiana Tech University in 2004 and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center-Shreveport in 2009. While in physical therapy school, he completed an internship at the prestigious Andrews Institute in Florida. After spending the first three years of his career in general orthopedics, Dustin sought out additional sports medicine training at Ben Hogan Sports Medicine in Fort Worth. After two years of specialty practice at Ben Hogan, he became a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist and returned home with his wife and three boys to practice sports medicine in Louisiana. When he is not in the clinic, he enjoys spending time with family just hanging out in the great outdoors.

In the clinic, Dustin enjoys guiding all sports medicine patients through the rehabilitation process from the table back to the game—drawing from his own prior experiences in basketball, marathon training, and 10+ years of clinical practice. He has helped countless high school, collegiate, and professional athletes from nearly all sports return to competition following injury. His passion for lower quarter injury prevention and functional rehabilitation of the shoulder girdle in the overhead athlete has inspired him to deliver educational talks to local coaches aimed at preventing injuries and enhancing performance. Dustin has previously served as a chief mentor for a physical therapy sports residency program and continues to work alongside surgeons, athletic trainers, pitching coaches, researching clinicians, performance trainers, and head coaches to carry out the mission of authentic sports medicine care.

Myron Lambert is proud to be from South Louisiana growing up in the River Parishes and playing football as a four-year letterman for Lutcher High School. Myron went on to play two years for the Nicholls State Colonels before headed to Baton Rouge to walk-on at LSU and earning a full scholarship and lettering his senior year for the Tigers. Myron earned multiple degrees, first in Business Management, then Process Operations, and lastly an Executive MBA From LSU. Myron would go on to build a successful career in Petrochemical Manufacturing and Sales managing three chemical facilities in four stated before entering the regulated utility business as General Manager and CEO for PC Electric headquartered in New Roads, LA.

Myron lives in New Roads, LA with his wife of more than 25 years where they raised their three children Maggie, Reed, and Rory. Myron and Paula’s passion for family and South Louisiana is the foundation for their love for sports and more than 17 years coaching their children in multiple youth sports. Myron and Paula spent their time supporting Maggie in volleyball, basketball and track! Looking forward to following their oldest son Reed, currently the starting right tackle for Nicholls State Football in his senior season in the Fall of 2024, and thoroughly enjoying the pending senior year of football for their youngest Rory and his recruiting process for college football! Myron is looking forward to bringing his passion and appreciation for what football and all the coaches and teachers over the years have taught and done for him to the GB2 Family to continue giving back through the GB2 Foundation!