re: Will improvement on Special Teams be lost in the shuffle this offseason?

A&M started two drives after kickoffs at the 35 yard line or better. They would've had a third but it was called back for holding which had no bearing on the result of the run back. We were nats arse hair from having yet another game affected by piss poor coverage and/or decision making.

We have not had a game changing special teams play in two years (at least not one in our favor). I'm not talking about making a FG. No big returns, no big hits on a return, no turnovers on a return, no blocked punts and nothing even approaching being innovative. The unit on its VERY best day is average. Its 1/3 of the game. This has to change.