Jimbo Fisher is going to get paid a lot of money to go away from Texas A&M. The school on Sunday fired the 58-year-old Fisher, who has eight years left on his contract and will receive a buyout ...

Texas A&M's Week 2 loss to Miami dropped Fisher to 40-22 for the Aggies Fisher signed a 10-year, $94.95 million extension in 2021 Here's how much it would cost Texas A&M to fire Jimbo Fisher if ...

Jimbo Fisher has been relieved of his head football coaching duties at Texas A&M University, the school announced Sunday. “After very careful analysis of all the components related to Texas A&M ...

The firing of Jimbo Fisher will reportedly cost Texas A&M University about $77 million to buy out his contract, according to multiple reports and the salary tracking website Spotrac, after the ...

The most alarming part of Texas A&M’s decision to spend roughly $77 million to make Jimbo Fisher go away is how normal it seems. Sticker shock? That no longer exists in college athletics ...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — After the final game of the 2022 season, Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher spoke with an air of validation. The Aggies had just defeated No. 5 LSU by 15 points. Never mind ...

Following the loss, former Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher was trending on social media. Some fans were saying that Fisher could have defeated the Irish, while others were sending out apologies ...

Jimbo Fisher won a national championship during his time coaching the Florida State Seminoles. Six years ago, he was named Texas A&M football's head coach. Fisher moved to College Station ...

Texas A&M's decision to fire coach Jimbo Fisher in his sixth season will come at an unprecedented cost. The Aggies are on the hook for more than $77 million to Fisher alone for the buyout on his ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Jimbo Fisher is practically glowing as he talks about a recent trip to southern Colorado, the beauty of the outdoors and how relaxing it was to lay in bed on a Monday night in ...

DESTIN, Fla. -- Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher said he and Alabama coach Nick Saban spoke before this week's SEC spring meetings and set aside their differences after a public spat two weeks ago.