Michael Earley’s mind raced like a downhill truck without brakes in late June, each new thought an accelerant. A 36-year-old who had just finished his third season as Texas A&M’s hitting coach, Earley felt optimistic regarding his chances of landing the Aggies’ head coaching job. Earley was as familiar with the program as anyone, he reminded himself. He knew his players respected him and hoped that his passion for the university, which in 2022 gave him just his second coaching job, was apparent to its movers and shakers. “Would it be enough, though?” Earley wondered. Without any head coaching experience,…
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