Ex-A&M QB Kyle Allen Criticizes Aggies' Manziel-Influenced 'Culture'
by Larry Leo
February 9, 20165 Comments

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Former Texas A&M QB Kyle Allen has finally shared some of the reasoning behind him transferring from the Aggies to Houston. He says the "culture" left behind from the Johnny Manziel era of letting players do whatever they want was out of control. Per ESPN...
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“I think the culture was a big part of it, and I think that stems from Johnny [Manziel's] era there — the way that they let Johnny and [others] act there,” Allen said in an interview with CBS Sports. “They [could] do that and still win games because they had Johnny … and five offensive linemen playing in the NFL right now.
“A lot of people were riding off that, ‘I can do whatever the hell I want and win on Saturday.’”
"When you don't have players like Johnny and [others] there anymore, you have to really come together as a team and scrap for wins," Allen told CBS Sports. "We had a lot of people who were talking about the same goal but weren't all committed and on the same page to get to that goal.
"Everyone wasn't in a straight line. Everyone was going this way, this way, this way. We had a ton of talent there. I think that, once you ge
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