# Mike Elko
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Michael Elko (born July 28, 1977) is an American college football coach who is the head football coach at Texas A&M University, a position he has held since 2024. He was previously the head coach at Duke for the 2022 and 2023 seasons and the defensive coordinator at Texas A&M from 2018 to 2021.
== Early life ==
Raised in South Brunswick, New Jersey, Elko graduated in 1995 from South Brunswick High School, where he played baseball, basketball and was the quarterback for the school's football team.
Updated CFP Predictions + Week 8 Predictions & Bad QB Play
CFP predictions are being updated tonight. As Oregon and Texas fade and teams like UCLA and USC rise, how different does the CFP bracket look today? College Football’s week 8 slate is loaded with big games, and on Josh Pate’s College Football Show Ep 783 Josh Pate looks at Tennessee vs South Caroli…
Texas A&M COULD Shock Kalen DeBoer and Alabama with Stunning Road Upset
Alabama faces mounting pressure as homecoming against Texas A&M approaches, with the Crimson Tide reeling from their first back-to-back regular-season losses since 2007. Can Alabama withstand a talented Aggies defense that excels at shutting down the pass, especially as their own offense grapples w…
S26E9: The Aggie Football Hour
The Aggie Football Hour with Mike Elko, presented by Capital Farm Credit. (air date October 21, 2026)
Clemson Sports REWIND | 10-14-2026
Swanny breaks down a loaded college football weekend, including Clemson’s matchup with Charleston Southern, Ohio State vs. Indiana, and the biggest games across the country. Plus, he explores whether Eli Drinkwitz is getting more out of Missouri than almost anyone else in college football—and the s…
S26E9: The Aggie Football Hour
The October 21 edition of The. Aggie Football Hour with Mike Elko, presented by Capital Farm Credit.
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Clemson Sports REWIND | 10-14-2026
Swanny breaks down a loaded college football weekend, including Clemson’s matchup with Charleston Southern, Ohio State vs. Indiana, and the biggest games across the country. Plus, he explores whether Eli Drinkwitz is getting more out of Missouri than almost anyone else in college football—and the s…
24 Team College Football Playoff: Is This Going Too Far?
🏈 Is college football expanding its way into trouble?
College football is changing faster than ever. NIL, the transfer portal, revenue sharing, and now the possibility of a 24-team College Football Playoff are reshaping everything we thought we knew about the sport.
In Episode 14 of Playbook Option…
TNR 10/22/26 - Hour 3 | Alabama vs Texas: Who's Under MORE CFP Pressure?
🔥 ALABAMA vs. TEXAS: WHO'S UNDER MORE PRESSURE TO WIN?
The College Football Playoff race is heating up, and two of the SEC's biggest programs are facing serious questions!
Is Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer under more pressure to make the CFP and advance, or does Texas Longhorns head coac…
TNR on Sport & State 10/23/26 - Hour 2 | ALABAMA IN TROUBLE?
🐅 LSU TIGERS at AUBURN TIGERS
No. 18 LSU and Lane Kiffin travel to Jordan-Hare Stadium with their College Football Playoff hopes under pressure. Can LSU build on its shutout of Mississippi State?
Auburn just stunned No. 1 Georgia 27-24 behind Byrum Brown and Alex Golesh. Can the Tigers avo…
Alabama vs. Texas A&M: Kalen DeBoer and Mike Elko Under Pressure
Alabama and Texas A&M meet with major College Football Playoff stakes—and both head coaches are facing questions. John Michaels and Barrett Salih break down the Crimson Tide’s offensive struggles, whether this is Kalen DeBoer’s biggest game at Alabama, and why Mike Elko’s criticism of Texas A&M’s f…
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