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Source: Victoria Advocate

You’ve got to give it to Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko. At any other time in A&M history, a 4-5 team (1-5 SEC) would have long been disregarded in early November. But like Jerry Seinfeld once did each week on Must See TV, he continues to come up with fresh material for Aggies to chew on. Check out his new act, this week. Since the Texas game last year, Texas A&M has failed to produce a single touchdown in half of their games against Power 4 competition. The logical question turned to the job security of Holman Wiggins. With the firings of coordinators at Michigan and Georgia Tech over the past week, could A&M’s offensive coordinator be next? “That’s not for now,” said Elko, when responding to a reporter, “That’s a stupid question, Carter.” To be fully transparent, Elko did offer the ideology behind why no changes would be made to the offensive coordinator position. In their 17-9 loss at No.
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