COLLEGE STATION — The titles are still the same among the Texas A&M offensive coaches.
The on-the-field duties have changed this fall, coach Jimbo Fisher confirmed Sunday at the Aggies’ local media day.
Co-offensive coordinator Darrell Dickey has gone from working with the quarterbacks to coaching tight ends. James Coley, the other co-offensive coordinator, has moved from tight ends to receivers. And Dameyune Craig is now helping Fisher with the quarterbacks after previously being with the receivers.
“We’re mixing around in different ways from what we’ve had,” Fisher said. “We’re switching some guys around on offense. … Everyone has coached those positions before, the dynamic of how we do things and how we want to go.”
The Aggies will kick off their season against Sam Houston on Sept. 3.
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