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That would be a beautiful thing, man.

Mike's a sinker.

And you're a floater, is that it? Either way, it stacks up as the same ****.

Good one.

You're very clever.

You really should take your penchant for comedic insults to a vocational level.

Sheer genius.

Thank you, dear. May I offer you a fruit juicy colonoscopy?

what POSITIVE things would Sherman bring to the table?

I think I hear "Taps" in College Station.

Great.

A comedian and a.n.a.l predator comes to FN.

Call the Feds.

Oh man, this college is screwed.

Call Roto-Rooter

How does that AD still have a job? A & M fans must be the most patient people in the nation.

OH yeah

This university is a joke-I used to live in this town and the pride that went along with being associate to this school left long ago. The AD should be fired as well.

Don't come back, coco

Who?

Mabey he can stop another 4th and 26 this time around

This university is a joke-I used to live in this town and the pride that went along with being associate to this school left long ago. The AD should be fired as well.

coconumbies | 11/26/07
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Uh where the hell have you been for the past year? In a cave? This AD you think should be fired first of all had nothing to do with the hiring of Fran. Take a look at the coaches he has hired, womans AND men's basketball, baseball, soccer, and softball. Ya take a look at their recent history and see if u think the AD should still be let go.

He did so many great things with the Packers....*cough*.

This guy sucks, I would think A&M could do better.

I really wanted to see Butch Davis here. But, I'll wait and see how this goes. Yawn.

"He did so many great things with the packers.... *cough*."

In 2000, Sherman became the head coach of the Green Bay Packers. Sherman led the Packers to five consecutive winning seasons from 2000???04. From 2002???2004, Sherman led the Packers to three consecutive NFC North Division titles. From 2000???04, Sherman compiled a 53-27 record, and a .663 winning percentage, which is the second highest in Packers history, trailing that of Vince Lombardi's. Green Bay and the Philadelphia were the only two teams to make the playoffs for four consecutive seasons from 2001???04.

An offensive-minded coach, Sherman led the Packers to break franchise records for rushing in 2003 and passing in 2004. In 2003, Brett Favre led the NFL in touchdown passes, in addition to setting a franchise record for rushing yardage.

Not saying Sherman was legendary at Green Bay, but he certainly wasn't terrible.