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Andre Patterson Named Offensive Coordinator at WNMU, Returns to El Paso Roots

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Andre Patterson, a former UTEP football player, has been appointed as the offensive coordinator for Western New Mexico University (WNMU). This marks a significant return for Patterson, who has not been back in the area for 12 years. He has been actively involved in local football, running an annual camp at Canutillo High School for the past four years, helping young athletes gain exposure to college recruiters. Coach Billy Hickman announced that 20 student-athletes from El Paso will join the WNMU team, highlighting the connection between the university and the local talent pool.

Key Details: • Patterson has hosted a football camp at Canutillo High School for 4 years. • 20 El Paso student-athletes will be joining WNMU's football team. • This is Patterson's first return to the area in 12 years.

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