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Kenny Hill might be the next young college head coach in Texas
Kenny Hill was once known for his exploits on the football field at Texas A&M. While Kenny Trill is a memory, Hill is poised to become the next college head coach in Texas under the age of 30.
Kenny Hill was tasked with following the legendary Johnny Manziel at Texas A&M in 2014. Hill broke the school record for single-game passing yards when he lit up the South Carolina defense for 511 yards in his first collegiate start. That performance led to the creation of the nickname ‘Kenny Trill.’
Hill later transferred to TCU, where he cemented his college legacy with the Horned Frogs. When Kenny Trill departed Fort Worth, he held the program records for season (67.3) and career (64.0) completion percentage. Hill returned to TCU as a student assistant coach in 2018.
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