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Terry Joseph has been pretty open with Texas A&M’s safeties.
He’s hoping opposing receivers won’t be.
But Joseph, Texas A&M’s first-year secondary coach, is very aware that much more than crossing fingers is needed for the Aggies to get more positive production from the safety position.
“I think I’ve been pretty open in here that the best guys are going to play,” said Joseph, who came to A&M after stops at LSU, Louisiana Tech, Tennessee and Nebraska.
He’s hoping opposing receivers won’t be.
But Joseph, Texas A&M’s first-year secondary coach, is very aware that much more than crossing fingers is needed for the Aggies to get more positive production from the safety position.
“I think I’ve been pretty open in here that the best guys are going to play,” said Joseph, who came to A&M after stops at LSU, Louisiana Tech, Tennessee and Nebraska.
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