Story byCameron Ohnysty, Aggies WireFri, December 5, 2025 at 11:31 AM UTC·2 min readTexas A&M's 2025 regular season ended at 11-1 and 7-1 in the SEC, but this will officially be the last year for second-year offensive coordinator Collin Klein, who officially accepted the head coaching job with his alma mater, Kansas State, after Chris Klieman announced his retirement earlier this week. While it was reported by reputable sources on Wednesday that Klein was headed to Manhattan (KS), things became official on Thursday night, as head coach Mike Elko will be looking for his next play caller, who could already be on the coaching staff, knowing the current WR coach Holmon Wiggins is experienced enough to take over next season. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementHowever, after signing his six-year extension and staying put in College Station for the time being, Mike Elko will take his time in searching for the program's next offensive coordinator, especially knowing that Klein will stay with the Aggies during the College Football Playoff as the primary playcaller."It's probably not solidified in any way, shape or form yet. The reports tend to precede anything official," Elko said. "When you hire good people, you anticipate those opportunities will come...