Neither has anybody else.So maybe it isn't who spends the most. Jackie Sherrill didn't get it done there.
Jimbo would be a fool to take that job.
Neither has anybody else.So maybe it isn't who spends the most. Jackie Sherrill didn't get it done there.
Good grief. Another made up narrative. Sumlin is on the hot seat for exactly one reason....he's a .500 coach in conference for the past 4 years. That's obviously not good enough for A&M regardless of his color.Sumlin is going to be fired strictly because he’s black. Not because his teams blow.
Thought it was purple but who knows. I'm a tad color blind.pink indicates sarcasm
Agree!Neither has anybody else.
Jimbo would be a fool to take that job.
You are right, he did institute the 12th man concept at A&M and won 3 conference championships in a row.That happened when he was at Mississippi State, they ended up beating Texas that week!
Florida State is a great job because it's basically an SEC school with an ACC schedule and massive talent within 100 miles in any direction (well except the ocean.)
If he wants to win another NC, he will stay at FSU.They are going to fire Sumlin and they are going after Jimbo Fisher. I know that A&M has tons and tons of cash, but will Jimbo take this job? I would say its a long shot but crazier things have happened.
If he wants the easiest path, then he would go to Nebraska. The Big 10 West is a breeze, you have the Big 10 hype machine behind you, and then just win the Big 10 Championship game.If he wants to win another NC, he will stay at FSU.
SEC west is brutal with Bama, Auburn, LSU being top tiered talent and Arkansas, Miss State and Mississippi all capable of getting you on a good day for them. Two crossover games into the SEC east.
In the ACC, FSU has Clemson, Lousiville and NC State.
I doubt that either Louisiville or N. C. State will be good for the long haul.
Thus, beat Clemson and win the ACC championship game have a reasonably good shot at the playoffs.
You can't recruit there. If you want to be Wisconsin and be a good program, who clearly has no chance to actually win the NC, then sure, but he is in a better situation at FSU with little true competition outside of Clemson and Miami.If he wants the easiest path, then he would go to Nebraska. The Big 10 West is a breeze, you have the Big 10 hype machine behind you, and then just win the Big 10 Championship game.
Oh no.. Yu can't mean the parrot is wrong as usual.Texas A&M is eastern Texas. It's not like the desert out west. Cotton country.
Also Jimbo grew up and went to high school and college entirely in West Virginia, only about an hour or so from here.
Maybe people are confusing Sumlin’s results with Tomlin’s since they do look similar.
Which is all a lot of people on this board care about . . .
The problem for “sleeping giants” is that there are already other giants in that conference who haven’t been sleeping. The big boys in the SEC aren’t about to roll-over and let aTm take over.There are a lot of football programs that like to think of themselves as "sleeping giants" and will mention it to anyone within hearing range: Rutgers, Maryland, UCLA, UNLV, Arizona, and so on.
The one I actually believe is Texas A&M. There is no reason someone shouldn't be able to win more there. They have the largest football revenue in the country, edging out even their former instate rival Texas Longhorns. Their budget is something like 30 million more a year than Alabama and Ohio State even. Last year they led the SEC in attendance. The SEC! They're in east Texas! There is no reason they can't be way better.
I would say there is a very good chance that Petrino ends up elsewhere. Then the dominoes could start falling. Brohm back to Ville. Purdue opens up. Not going to say it, but I would not be shocked.
They have always been, and will always be, the in-state red-headed stepchild to Texas.That's their great mystery. If they're in the best football conference, with the most total revenue, the largest overall budget, and can get 100,000+ fans per game, in the most football crazed region of the country...why aren't they a blue blood?
I don’t think he’s just talking about race, they almost literally look like brothers.
Jackie won 5 of 7 games against them when he coached A&M.They have always been, and will always be, the in-state red-headed stepchild to Texas.
Disagree. Jimbo is a better coach.
I’m not just talking about sports or football. I’m talking about as institutions.Jackie won 5 of 7 games against them when he coached A&M.
I guess his run at PITT now looks like a blip on the radar.I’m not just talking about sports or football. I’m talking about as institutions.
But since you mentioned it, Texas dominated the all-time series 76–37–5. Jackie’s run at A&M was a blip on the radar.
That’s a bingoI’m not just talking about sports or football. I’m talking about as institutions.
But since you mentioned it, Texas dominated the all-time series 76–37–5. Jackie’s run at A&M was a blip on the radar.
My bad. I'm not wearing my Panther Lair secret decoder ring.pink indicates sarcasm