Every time an opposing team fires a coach means they have a 1 in 5 chance (guessing) of getting better in the next 2-3 years. A&M hired the next coming of Jesus according to a lot of people when this idiot took over. Sumlin has been mediocre at best except for his first year, Malzhan has been mediocre at best except for his first year.
Changing coaches is a risky enterprise that doesn't work out very well for most teams. Look at Texas, look at Tennessee, look at Nebraska, all powerhouses that gambled and lost If A&M thinks they are an elite school that can attract the best and brightest coach and fire them after a few years go ahead and do it over and over again.
Like I said, who cares. Let them eat cake.
