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Texas A&M Finalizes 2026 Coaching Staff, Energizing Houston Fans

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Texas A&M fans across Houston have something new to buzz about. Newly appointed Aggies head football coach Adam Shuttleworth has revealed his full staff for the 2026 season, assembling a group he believes can push the program into a new era of competitiveness.

The announcement brings clarity to the direction of the program as Shuttleworth enters his first full cycle at the helm. His staff features a balance of returning personnel and fresh additions, each chosen for their player-development strengths and alignment with his vision.

Building a Modern Aggie Program

Shuttleworth emphasized continuity on both sides of the ball while also bringing in coaches known for innovation in recruiting and game planning. The new roles include coordinators, position coaches, and specialists who have experience in high-pressure conferences.

For Houston’s massive base of Texas A&M alumni and fans, the staff reveal signals that the program is stabilizing and gearing up for long-term growth. Many of the appointments reflect Shuttleworth’s commitment to improving player performance, raising consistency, and leaning into modern schemes designed to maximize efficiency.

Why It Matters

Texas A&M maintains a strong cultural and athletic footprint in Houston. With thousands of Aggies in the city, coaching decisions in College Station carry real weight locally. A refined, strategic staff could help restore the competitiveness that fans expect from one of the region’s most influential football programs.

Shuttleworth's hires also highlight A&M’s focus on building deeper recruiting pipelines across Texas, including the greater Houston area—one of the most talent-rich markets in the country.

What’s Next

The new coaching group will begin implementing system changes ahead of spring practices. Fans can expect updates on player development, depth chart shifts, and position battles as the 2026 season approaches.

This article is a summary of reporting by Texas A&M Athletics. Read the full story here.