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Elko Faces Scrutiny Over Aggie Offensive Woes
2 Oct
Summary
- Texas A&M's offense ranks 112th nationally, struggling significantly.
- The decision to promote an inexperienced offensive coordinator is questioned.
- Aggies recently lost 35-6 to LSU and 21 points to Kentucky.
Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko is facing intense scrutiny following a significant 35-6 defeat to LSU. The team's offensive performance has been a major point of concern, with the Aggies ranking 112th nationally in offensive production. This struggles are compounded by a lack of explosive plays, as Texas A&M ranks 102nd in plays of 10 yards or longer.
The decision to promote Holmon Wiggins, who has no prior experience calling plays, to offensive coordinator has drawn sharp criticism from industry sources. This move is viewed as "bizarre," especially considering the talent of dual-threat quarterback Marcel Reed. The offense's ineffectiveness was also evident in a previous 21-point loss to Kentucky, further impacting the Aggies' College Football Playoff and SEC title aspirations. Texas A&M currently stands at 3-1 overall before facing Arkansas on October 3rd.
