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Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman spent most of the second half Thursday night pacing back-and-forth on the sideline.
As he did, the third-year Aggies coach stared at an oversized, laminated play card as if he were looking for answers to his team’s second-half meltdown. The Aggies lost 38-35 to sloppy Oklahoma State on a final-play, 40-yard field goal.
If the former Green Bay Packers coach wants an answer, here's one: He’s just not the right coach for Texas A&M.
Granted, Thursday night was the first loss this season for Texas A&M (3-1), but this is not a knee-jerk reaction to an unacceptable defeat. After all, the likeable Sherman is just 13-16 in his two-plus...
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