Mickey Welsh, Montgomery Advertiser via Imagn Content Services, LLC
Ross Dellenger with Sports Illustrated spoke with Texas A&M athletic director Ross Bjork on Thursday about Nick Saban's comments directed toward Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies Football program.

Bjork said that Saban’s comments violate SEC sportsmanship bylaws and he has been in discussion about the situation with commissioner Greg Sankey.
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“I don’t know why Nick Saban would say what he said except he’s threatened,” Bjork tells Sports Illustrated. “There is a saying … an emperor who loses their dynasty lashes out. He seems to be making excuses."

“There are sportsmanship bylaws in the SEC. We believe Coach Saban violated those bylaws,” Bjork says. “Everyone knows NIL is here to stay. We’ve embraced it. We have all the tools and technology. We are educating our athletes and boosters. There is all kinds of awareness here. The part that is frustrating is to say NIL is the only reason kids are choosing our program. That is hypocritical and I don’t know why we are the target."

“A&M has a huge former student base. The Aggie network is strong. We’ve rebuilt Kyle Field and joined the SEC. I guess people don’t like A&M disrupting the power base of college football.”


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TigerFan5555523 months
they chose TAMU for money, simple as that... i hope Bama beats them by 70. I hate Bama, but I hate TAMU more.
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ExpoTiger23 months
They chose A&M for the rich tradition of winning championships…..oh wait
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emanresu23 months
I hope Bama runs up the score. Going for 2 with 5 seconds left, up 57.
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Timeoday23 months
I pray everyone runs up the score against A&M.
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Gifman23 months
Bjork should look in the mirror. When he was the AD at ole miss he would fight with random people on twitter. He’s a child.
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1badboy23 months
A&M sucks monkey balls!frick um!!!
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