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I mean, yes, Jimbo is the apple of Woody's eye. 

As for me....pffft.....my feelings about Jimbo are pretty well documented.  We could do a lot worse because there's a definite floor with him, but I can't say I care much for what I perceive as the ceiling, and I'd rather take a shot on something else. 

But it doesn't matter for your point.  LSU won't beat A&M, they can't move the ball on a competent front, of which A&M certainly has. 

Eh.  All the SEC West teams look about the same to me.  Maybe even including  Alabama, this season.  Y'all have as decent a shot at winning, as losing.

Jimbo was at one of the top jobs in the country in Florida State and he left them for A&M. I doubt he's going to leave A&M for LSU. 

Jimbo was at one of the top jobs in the country in Florida State and he left them for A&M. I doubt he's going to leave A&M for LSU.

wouldn't this beg to be the same deal

One more thing. He’s got a chance to make something here that he can’t do anywhere else. Alabama will always be thought of as the Bear, and then Saban. FSU will always be Bobby Bowden. 3 coaches have won championships at LSU in 20 years. Texas has Darrel Royal. Oklahoma has Switzer and Stoops.

Fisher can be The Guy here. It’s basically his book to write. The last guy to win a championship here was Homer Norton in 1939, and nobody even knows who that guy was, not even Aggies.

We’re not some third rate school in some second class conference. There’s no reason you can’t win here. Yes, he can go to LSU and win a bunch and probably win easier but he’ll just be one of many coaches whose succeeded there.

This is a lovely sentiment bestowed upon a man who I highly doubt aligns closely to it. But as a cynical person, I appreciate someone deciding not to be cynical.

UConn has hired former UCLA and NFL coach Jim Mora to be its next football coach, athletic director David Benedict announced Thursday.

Mora and UConn have agreed to a five-year contract in which he will make $1.5 million in the first season and could earn another $200,000 in annual performance incentives. He will begin his head-coaching duties Nov. 28 after serving as an assistant coach for the rest of the 2021 season, which will allow him to recruit.

"This program is loaded with potential, and I look forward to getting to know the student-athletes on the team and am eager to get to work!" Mora said in a statement.

Mora, who is 59, last coached in 2017, his final season at UCLA. He went 46-30 with the Bruins before being fired in November 2017. ESPN hired Mora as a college football analyst in 2018.

UConn announced in September that Randy Edsall would step down as coach. Edsall went 6-32 in his second stint as Huskies coach after guiding the program to two Big East titles and a Fiesta Bowl appearance during his first run from 1999 to 2010. This season, the Huskies are 1-8, with their only win coming against Yale, an FCS team from the Ivy League.

Sounds like MSU and Tucker may announce an extension soon, if not this week

Then it’s about money. Can LSU outbid us ?

Maybe. 

Top revenue producing college football teams fiscal year 2018-2019 were; 

1) Texas - $156 million
2) Georgia - $123 million
3) Michigan - $122 million
4) Notre Dame - $116 million
5) Ohio State- $115 million
6. Penn State - $100 million
7. Auburn - $95 million
8. Oklahoma - $94.8 million
9. Alabama - $94.6 million
10. Nebraska - $94.3 million
11. LSU - $92 million
12. Tennessee - $91 million
13. Wisconsin - $90 million
14. Florida - $85 million
15. Washington - $84 million