Why TEXAS A&M FOOTBALL Was A DUMPSTER FIRE in 2022... 

You nailed it on Texas A&M situation 😅👍. They Always Overrated but I respect A&M better than the other Texas team.

Texas A&M will go 4-8 if they are lucky

Congrats on the 100k man. Been subbed for a long time. Really enjoy the vids you do on my Alma Mater Clemson. Here's hope for a CFP birth this year!

@@BraedenAmick imagine

we had a big lack of depth, serious injury issues and a first year DC with a completely different scheme and ideology than the prev. DC. Plus Durkin (the current DC) didn't have a full offseason to work with his guys. one of my buddies on the team told me the defense loves his energy and his passion for the game, but they've just need to get the scheme down fully. And on the other side of the ball, most ppl don't understand how serious it was that we lost ainias smith. He was the only major returning target that king had any experience throwing to, and without him the offense suffered greatly. Looking forward to the future tho, and i'm confident in the teams ability to improve in the upcoming seasons. Gig em!

Offensive line was the issue the entire time he was at FSU. Even the 2013 team didnt have a dominant OL despite being loaded with NFL talent. Winston masked a lot of their issues.

Petrino will be interesting

Looks like OL is still the issue, at least on offense.... Defense looks more like Swiss cheese than football though

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This video criticizes A&M for losing to Bama, meanwhile Notre Dame lost in spectacular fashion by 24 points to Clemson and still got in the playoff the next day. They turn around and lost again to Bama by 17 just a few weeks later in the playoff. Meanwhile Ohio State lost by the same score that A&M did earlier in the year. Also A&M had a larger win streak than Ohio State had regular season games and since the only loss was in the second game that means that A&M finished the year on that 8 game win streak during a season where A&M played extra conference games against a tougher schedule than normal. A&M was left out for TV viewership reasons, ESPN wanted OSU and Notre Dame from the get go for what they hoped would be a wider national audience. Period.

​@@aggie19892002 you wuz robbed in 20. What happened in 21 and 22?

Oh wow, he's a star!

Was it liberty

I live go to independence got to se him play

@@ryguye7709 Yep! Love to see him leading A&M in receiving yards these last two games

@@Yonaseen he is going to the nfl in a year or 2

19 of 22... thats the key...

that is promising for A&M fans

Oh wow! Thats awesome, thanks for watching!

I think thats another good one

As a mizzou fan, that game against Auburn was tough 😂

As an Aggie I can say that game was a 💩 show

Lot of money

BYU- would be interesting how they would do in their inaugural season in the Big 12 in 2023.

NIU football under Thomas Hammock.

Thoughts on SMU or Navy's new head coach. I think that Ken Niumatalolo was a good coach, he struggled against better teams in the American Conference.

Jimbo had literally one of the best seasons in A&M history 2 years ago. He did everything he needed to do to get to the College Football Playoffs and if A&M would have been a "blue blood" they would have gone and competed for a National Championship. He also followed that with a #1 recruiting class. I think you will need one or 2 more bad seasons before "buyers remorse" sets into College Station.

@@chillxxx241 One year where they lost to Bama by 28 points. Then followed it up with 4 and 7 loss seasons. Outside of the weird 2020 season he has lost 4, 5, 4, and 7 times in each season. Paying a guy that kind of money with expectations of national championships but lose on avg 4 losses a year is not a good track record. Especially has his predecessor had a better record at the same point in their time in College Station.

@@Elementalism they didn’t lose to Alabama by 28. I think they lost by three points. They went 5-7 with 40 something players injured and having to use 4 different QBs and 5 of the losses were by 1 TD or less. It was crazy bad luck. They weren’t getting blown out even though they were playing with freshman and back-ups for most of the year.

@@chillxxx241 They lost to Bama in 2020 by 28 points. It wasnt a game past the 1st qtr. They didnt have 40 players injured. Also they have been a top 5 recruiting team since Fisher has been there. They have depth and talent to match Bama and UGA. Yet lose 4 games a year. This is the same story and excuses we made at FSU when he brought in 5 straight top 5 classes and struggled with teams like Wake Forest and in 2017 claimed the reason why he went 5-6 was because of a QB getting hurt. Truth is he built a terrible culture of entitlement which lead to infighting and subpar play. He bolted in 2017 because the destructive culture he built was closing in on him. FSU was about to go probation because the academic performance crumbled so bad they were dead last in the P5. Which would had banned him and FSU from post season play if he stuck around. It is the same story he had at FSU. Poor OL play, QB recruiting flops, play good teams close, play poor teams close. It is amazing testament to the guys stubborn approach to life.

@@Elementalism 15 players who started in 2021 missed the equivalent of 103 games according to 247. This 15 didn’t include injuries to non-starters or the incoming class. I heard it was close to 40 players, but this could have also include the 5+ players who also missed game due to suspension.

did now know that!

@@ScottFisherCFB I think that was Connor Wegmans first start. He was recovering from the flu and Devon a chain was injured in a boot. Most of the team got sick. I believe Wegman won his other two starts. I believe Max Johnson also won both of his complete games against top 15 Arkansas and Miami. I think he injured his hand in the next game, which was a loss, and then we had to go back to King against Alabama. Pretty much every game kings king played we lost, and every games somebody else started we won.

No he didn't, he blamed himself and the coaching staff when they lost to App state and a few other times. He does preach that his players need to execute but he never blamed them for their losses.

Coaches do the planning and players are responsible for executing the plan. So when you say all the problems are with execution, and not with the planning, how is that not blaming the players? With perfect execution, any plan will work. Jimbo is right about that. But perfect execution is impossible. When none of the plays you call are working, the problem cannot all be with the execution.! How do you fix the problem? Its easy. Call plays your players are able to execute. You do not hopelessly cling to a plan and a system that worked a decade ago, but is no longer effective. Jimbo is an idiot! Unlike Nick Saban, he has been unable to change with the times, and the newer players.

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