Mike Elko discusses Texas A&M football at Houston A&M Club event
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 9:10 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Mike Elko addressed attendees at the Houston A&M Club on July 20, discussing the upcoming 2026 Texas A&M football season. He highlighted the addition of 17 transfers, focusing on strengthening the team's secondary. Elko provided updates on key players, including the health status of Terry Bussey and the development of quarterback Marcel Reed. He emphasized the team’s academic achievements and shared his aspirations for winning championships in the SEC and nationally. Elko will continue this discussion at SEC Media Days on July 23.
- •Elko noted 17 player additions from the transfer portal.
- •Texas A&M maintained a 3.07 GPA with many players excelling academically.
- •The Aggies will start the season against Missouri State in six weeks.
- •Elko highlighted the depth of Texas A&M's secondary as among the best in the SEC.
- •The team will be represented at SEC Media Days later this month.
- 9:10 AMYahoo Sports — Everything Mike Elko said at the Houston A&M Club on Monday night
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