Texas A&M fired coach Jimbo Fisher on Sunday, a move that will cost the school more than $75 million and end a tenure that began six years ago with the Aggies presenting him an engraved national championship trophy missing only the year. Instead of winning the coveted title, Fisher never won more than nine games in any season. This season, the Aggies are 6-4 with just two games left.
Fisher, who won a national championship at Florida State University in 2013, left FSU after eight seasons for the massive 10-year, fully guaranteed Texas A&M contract in 2017.
Nice work if you can get it, but even better if you can get booted and still collect. No wonder college tuitions are so fuckin' ridiculous.
This is what they're doing with your tuition dollars...
It's all oil money from the donors. They decide who gets hired and fired. They've always had the largest big screen in college football. Whenever a new college stadium is built with a bigger screen, they take theirs down and put up a bigger one. Money is not a problem. Tuition could easily be free but they don't want to draw in the riff-raff.
ReplyDeleteFisher was always over-rated....whose team was it really that won that national championship in 2013?....in the end, he did the same thing to FSU that good ol' Urban did to the Gators....left them with very little and many years to recoup....fuckers...
ReplyDeleteBetter the university pay off the coach than waste the money on DEI and woke crap that only ruins their students minds.
ReplyDeleteThey should write in the contract a firing clause, but they are too dumb.
ReplyDeleteIt happens so often that no decent coach would ever sign it with one. The job security of a college coach is just about zilch.
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