Jimbo Fisher says Aggie fans are most deserving of a national title, predicts timeline of NIL changes

Jimbo Fisher believes Texas A&M is close to a national championship, and if the Aggies can finish the deal, the reward would be fitting for a loyal fan base.

Fisher on Thursday spoke to the 12th Man, and said Aggie fans are, “the most loyal group of people in the world, and y’all deserve that.”

Fisher, of course, has drawn headlines in recent weeks for his reaction to name, image and likeness developments. This time, he called on Congress to step in, and offer some regulation to a system that he believes should include player compensation.

In terms of recruiting overall, Fisher said Texas A&M is a tremendous place to sell, and him being in College Station was a 40-year decision.

Jimbo Fisher on NIL: “It’s here to stay, and there is nothing that is going to be done about it for a couple of years.”

Fisher calls upon Congress to do something about it: “Player should get something, no doubt, but there should be some kind of regulation.”

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Jimbo Fisher speaking to the 12th Man: “There is no group of people that deserve a (national) championship and an SEC championship than y’all do. Y’all are the most loyal group of people in the world, and y’all deserve that.”

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Jimbo Fisher: “Texas A&M is the best-kept secret in the world, and it has been. It was for me.”

“When people get here from out of state, they’re like, ‘I’ve never heard of this.'”

Fisher says A&M is a tremendous place to sell and coming to A&M is a 40-year decision.

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