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ESPN has reported that Texas A&M and Mike Elko are finalizing a six-year contract extension that is expected to make him one of the five highest-paid coaches in college football.

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According to sources, the six-year extension will average more than $11 million per season.

Elko, in his second year since arriving from Duke, has led Texas A&M to a potentially historic season. The 9-0 Aggies are No. 3 in the College Football Playoff rankings and are facing South Carolina on Saturday. A win would give Texas A&M its first 10-win season since 2012 and second since 2000. The Aggies haven't started 10-0 in a season since 1992, which has only happened three times in school history.
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Chicken2 months
Bad timing...
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dawgdayafternoon2 months
:lol:
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SomeLSUguy2 months
Haha... Silly faggies! This tells me they think this is going to last. Even if they win it all this year, it is just as likely that they fall back to being almost kinda good. Then what?!?! They will get impatient and end up buying out the remainder of this extension. Its as if we have seen this movie before...
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goodgrin2 months
I've seen this before at A&M...
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JackieTreehorn2 months
Hell of a coach
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menu22 months
frick yes
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