At the end of a successful 2025 campaign, Texas A&M football had no choice but to find a new offensive coordinator after losing Collin Klein to Kansas State.  After months of searching, the Aggies promoted from within, looking no further than their wide receiver room to hire Holmon Wiggins.  “I’ve had the luxury of working hand in glove with some really good playcallers,” Wiggins said in a spring availability on March 17. “Of course, this will be my first time calling … so I’m excited about that.” Prior to joining A&M’s staff in 2024, Wiggins coached wide receivers under Nick Saban at Alabama, bringing valuable experience to head coach Mike Elko’s staff.  With the Crimson Tide, Wiggins mentored Heisman Trophy winner DeVonta Smith in 2020, traveling to three SEC Championship victories, two College Football Playoff appearances and a National Championship victory over the course of his tenure in Tuscaloosa.  But for the first time in his career, Wiggins will call an offense on his…