re: Texas A&M job the 7th best in the SEC

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Well you have a poster here obsessed with creating AI pics of a&m

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I would either just laugh AT him,or ignore him. The trolls here will drive you out of your mind.

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A&M is a threat if they can get it together.

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I don't think anyone reasonable disputes that.

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However, I don’t have a lot of faith on the admin to do so

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See,if you good folks see it that way, you should understand the non-Aggie point of view.

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LMAO. Coaches don't want to go somewhere loaded with talent because they want to handpick their players? Thanks for the laugh, Monsusta.

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Another reminder that there are some seriously deluded, stupid mother-fuc#ers on this board.

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LMAO. Coaches don't want to go somewhere loaded with talent because they want to handpick their players? Thanks for the laugh, Monsusta.


Another reminder that there are some seriously deluded, stupid mother-fuc#ers on this board.

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Who are you insulting?

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Well you have a poster here obsessed with creating AI pics of a&m, you don't see this with ark or state

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The other day he mentioned that he’s 16.

He also has an unhealthy obsession with TAMU. Ignore. He’s his own biggest fan. Leave him to himself.

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Everyone hoping Jimbo would stay. Ark and state fire their coaches and the typical response is "good for them", a&m fires Jimbo and the consensus on this forum is "a&m will never win anything!" with people raging. That behavior is a sign that a&m is viewed as a threat, even if people won't admit it.

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How is A&M a threat? You haven't won shite since Hitler invaded Poland. Literally every other team in the conference has had more recent success. I don't know what is in the water in College Station but it's a coaching graveyard. You've had money pouring into your program for decades and nothing.

There are (will be) roughly 9 jobs that could be considered to be in a "top tier" and those are Alabama, Texas, Georgia, LSU, Florida, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Auburn and Tennessee. There are almost no schools outside of those other 8 for which if their job and the Texas A&M were open, that a coach would choose their job except in extraordinary circumstances (nobody is looking at a job offer from Texas A&M and like South Carolina or Kentucky and seriously taking the other job).

Among those 8 however, the distinctions are blurry. A&M may or may not be chosen, and that is mostly true for all schools in the group.

Texas A&M in my lifetime hired a coach from Alabama that Alabama wanted to keep, which I'm guessing is everybody's clear #1 in this list. IMO, Tennessee and Oklahoma are the hardest school to put in that group. Those are good programs, but its hard to say really how attractive they are, and Oklahoma I dont think has really stretched itself out there for a long time (although they havent been fricking it up since hiring Stoops either)

We don’t have male cheerleaders dumbass.

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Fans are short sighted. The coaches know much better. The only thing A&M lacks is a coach. And our NIL is better than most schools to boot

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Talk about being naive about where aTm now stands.

Did you see Bjerk's press conference?

Why would any successful coach jump at the Aggie position other than out of greed or desperation?

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How is A&M a threat? You haven't won shite since Hitler invaded Poland. Literally every other team in the conference has had more recent success. I don't know what is in the water in College Station but it's a coaching graveyard. You've had money pouring into your program for decades and nothing.

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Because, if people were really being honest here and acknowledging how the landscape of college football is shifting, historical records means absolutely nothing.

Zero, zip, nada.

Tennessee has not been relevant in a quarter century but most folks would argue that they have one of the more admirable longer term program histories.

USC's Hesiman Winners and gloried history don't translate to much these days.

Nebraska. . . .nuff said.

Places like Miami and Florida State were total backwaters until the 1980s when they got real programs were created.


Any school with resources, focus, and appeal to recruits has a shot at building something special.