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Mike Farrell thinks that Texas A&M will win a national championship under Jimbo Fisher.
Another daily dumb take from yours truly. @MFarrell really is the Skip Bayless of college football. Still wishing we could have played Cult Aggie in the cotton bowl to stop their recruiting momentum.
Last week I dispelled five common myths about the current college football landscape. Here are five more pesky myths that need to go away:
Texas A&M will never win anything – The Aggies are known for not winning much of anything historically, at least not since World War II ended. Texas A&M's last conference title was in 1998 when the team won the Big 12. The program's bowl victories – Chick-fil-A, Liberty, Music City, Texas, Belk and the like are uninspiring. The Aggies haven't been very relevant, but that is changing. A case could have been made that Texas A&M deserved a playoff spot last season and its win in the Orange Bowl should propel the program to bigger things moving forward. Alabama is still a major issue in the SEC West but the Aggies will win a national title under Jimbo Fisher, just watch.
