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Jimbo Fisher, A&M look to turn offseason success into on-field triumph

The Aggies have arguably had one of the best offseason's of any program in the country. From the hiring of Jimbo Fisher to closing the 2018 recruiting class with a bang, the Aggies have succeeded at every turn. Can that turn that into success on the field?
By Olin Buchanan
March 1, 2018
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Beating Florida State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and outscoring Alabama would obvioulsy qualify as an epic football season.

For now, Texas A&M is enjoying an epic offseason. 

In fact, based on grandiose coaching acquisitions and a late recruiting rush, the Aggies may be having the best offseason of any team in the country. Sure, other prominent college football programs had exceptional offseasons.

UCLA hired head coach Chip Kelly. Nebraska hired head coach Scott Frost.

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