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Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports
The Texas A&M Aggies made the decision to fire head coach Jimbo Fisher despite being on the hook for nearly $80 million. And by doing that, they made him a hero to legendary coach Lou Holtz...
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"But the $77 million, that’s an awful lot of money. I’ve got Jimbo Fisher’s picture above my bed," he said with a chuckle. "He’s my hero. He loses and gets $77 million to walk away. I never got a cent from any of the six schools where I coached when I left there. So, he is my hero. That’s great work."

"There is nothing at A&M that keeps them from competing for the national championship. They have a beautiful stadium, a great facility and an awful lot of money. They also have a tremendous student body," Holtz said.
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billfish215 months
Lou tanked his first season at South Carolina… he was a cut throat aw shucks pos at every single school he coached
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cajunmud5 months
I believe I'd a hired a new agent after 3 or 4 schools.
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Hangit5 months
Coach Holtz is 86 and has $20 million. I'm guessing he has enough to reach the finish line.
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TerryDawg035 months
And he's a member of the National. Go figure.
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JackieTreehorn5 months
Thimbo Fither
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WM885 months
You know you suck when you get shade from Lou Holtz
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1loyalbamafan5 months
That was not shade at Jimbo. Notre Dame asked him to leave to save a previous coaches win record.
He's a bit upset at all the money thrown into the fire that he didn't get.
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Hoovertigah5 months
Always have liked Lou Holtz.
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chillmonster5 months
They're could be 100 comments under this past and this one will still have the most downvotes.
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Miganey5 months
Not sure what the redeeming qualities are
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cajunmud5 months
He did a thing on CBS, if I recall, like Lou's Take or Lou's Thoughts, something like that. That was pretty decent.
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