With an ‘unbelievable’ recruiting class, Texas A&M football coach Jimbo Fisher says he will be the ‘stupidest human ever’ when he leaves for LSU Tigers

Jimbo Fisher reiterates his plan to stay Texas A&M despite continuing to speculate that LSU would be interested in hiring him.

Fisher said the Aggies could end up as No. 1 on the college football team, and if he does leave, that “you should say he’s the dumbest human being and I don’t want him to be a coach. my member.”

“We’re recruiting an unbelievable class this year,” he said Monday. “So I’m the dumbest human being on earth God got all these people into A&M so I could go through there. [to LSU] and fight them. “

Last week, Texas A&M landed commitment to the overall outlook number 1, Walter Nolen defends.

The latest ESPN predictions from November 10 rank Texas A&M’s sixth nationally.

Fisher said that while he was disappointed by Saturday’s loss of Ole Miss, “we’re building something special” because of the show’s cultural enhancement and management’s investments.

“I want to be at A&M,” he said. “I plan to stay at A&M. I’m not going anywhere and don’t want to be anywhere else. I like being right here.”

He then asked reporters, “Is that clear enough?”

The Texas A&M soccer team’s Twitter account posted a clip of Fisher’s reaction, which athletics director Ross Bjork shared with the message: “Building something special. We’re not done yet. Fort”.

Monday is the second time Fisher has tried to quell rumors regarding LSU. In October, he told reporters, “We’re in the process of building something great and I plan to stay here and finish this deal.”

Fisher is in his fourth season at Texas A&M, where he has a combined record of 33-13.

In August, I signed a four-year contract extension will last until 2031 and pay him over $9 million per year.

Prior to College Station, Fisher was Florida State’s head coach for eight seasons, winning the BCS championship in 2013.

Fueling speculation that he might be interested in LSU is his relationship with both the school and its athletic director, Scott Woodward. The two became friends during their time at LSU in the early 2000s when Fisher was the offensive coordinator and Woodward was the school’s director of external affairs.

Woodward then became AD at Texas A&M and made Fisher an Aggie when he signed a 10-year, $75 million contract in 2018.

The extension Fisher signed with Bjork this year does not include a penalty if he leaves.

Last month, LSU announced that it will Farewell to Coach Ed Orgeron at the end of the season.

In 2019, Orgeron led the program to the national championship. But in the 20 games since, the Tigers are two games behind under .500.

In less than two weeks, LSU and Texas A&M will play each other on the final Saturday of the regular season at Baton Rouge.