Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher says rumors are 'garbage'

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After Texas A&M added yet another blue-chip prospect to the highest-rated recruiting class in college football Wednesday, coach Jimbo Fisher went off about rumors that booster-funded endorsement deals were fueling the Aggies' success.

"There is no $30 million fund. There is no 10 million, there is no five million. This is garbage," Fisher said. "It pisses me off."

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College football’s traditional signing period opened with most of the heavy lifting having already been done in mid-December. Texas A&M came into the day with the top-rated class in the country, according to 247 Sports’ composite rankings. Southeastern Conference rivals and national title game participants Alabama and Georgia were Nos. 2 and 3, respectively.

Then Shemar Stewart, one of the most highly regarded players in Florida, picked the Aggies over Miami to give Texas A&M's class the best score the website has ever handed out. Stewart is the seventh five-star prospect in Texas A&M's 2022 class.

While no one has publicly put their name on allegations of improper recruiting by Texas A&M, internet message boards have run wild with speculation.

"To me it's insulting to the players that we recruited that that's why they would come here," Fisher told reporters. "You ever been to a game here? You ever come to school here and see the education? You ever talk about the 12th Man and the Aggie network when you're done? There ain't a better university in this country."

FILE - In this Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021 file photo, Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher argues with a referee in the second half of an NCAA college football game against