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Blinded by Clarity: Mike Sherman sees ... but does he watch?

The A&M head football coach's mind for the game ranks with the best, and it has led the program upward. Sadly, as John Lopez writes, the world doesn't always follow the 'script.' It's time for Sherman to scrap it.
By John Lopez
November 10, 2011
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Mike Sherman knows a lot more football than you, me, or most anyone I’ve come across in more than 25 years following that dastardly, unpredictable, vexing bouncing ball. The man studies a lot of football.

But does he watch it? There is a difference.

Studying football offers insight, trends, patterns.



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