Paul Finebaum Thinks This SEC Program Is The New 'Villain' Of College Football

He's a little bit closer to actually admitting NIL is the best thing that ever happened to A&M.

A coach of a team that goes 8-4 is considered the villain?

Aggie is just annoying, not a "villain"

Wake Forest is his kryptonite.

I don't think Fisher even believes his bullshite. He is just taking his marching orders from the A&M boosters that are putting up the cash. Deny Deny Deny. These boosters love that people know they have cash but sure as shite do not want the world to label their team the "Best NIL team money can buy" IF...big IF, they manage to win anything. The cult there does not want anyone thinking they had to pay someone to come.

"and our staff’s doing a great job of NIL deals and hopefully putting together a great team." FTFY

Aggie is Texas’s little brother. Texas will bring them to justice after A&M paid all of these recruits. Watch. Wheels are in motion.

In order to be a villain, you have to win. Texas 8&4 is no villain.

Can we get a picture of the “Villian’s” trophy case?

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Recruiting acumen? I’m pretty sure he just paid kids top dollar to come to his school.

If you live up the NIL system you may die by the NIL system. In other words if you attract players that play just for money don’t be surprised if those same players transfer to other teams for higher NIL monies

“Villain” = “Better Cheater”. Pawlll is just jealous that other teams are now (legally) paying kids the way Alabama (illegally) used to. Aggie’s oil money about to buy a NC.

We know it is hard for the SEC to understand but out-recruiting using the rules is foreign to many in the deep South. Disclaimer: No children's cancer money has been used in Aggie recruiting.