Jimbo Fisher

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Head Football Coach, Texas A&M University

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    Jimbo Fisher: Biography at a Glance

    • Head coach of the Texas A&M University football team
    • Led the Florida State Seminoles to the 2013 BCS National Championship, FSU’s first ACC championship in nearly a decade and five consecutive bowl appearances, including the Orange Bowl in 2012 and the Rose Bowl in 2014
    • His inaugural year as head coach marked FSU’s first 10-win season since 2003
    • Came to FSU as offensive coordinator after running the LSU Tigers’ offense for six years

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    Jimbo Fisher is the Head Football Coach at Texas A&M University.

    As the former Head Coach of the Florida State Seminoles football team, John "Jimbo" Fisher carries the torch passed down after a legendary 33-year run of success by former Head Coach Bobby Bowden. Fisher came to FSU as Offensive Coordinator after running the LSU Tigers offense for 6 years including their championship season in 2003. After joining the Seminoles, as the heir apparent to Coach Bowden, Fisher has led the Seminoles to Florida State’s first ACC Championship in nearly a decade and five consecutive bowl appearances, including the Orange Bowl in 2012 and the Rose Bowl in 2014.

    A former collegiate star quarterback himself -- coached by Bowden’s son Terry -- Fisher used his experience and passion for the game to improve and polish the next generation of offensive stars en route to his first head coaching position at Florida State. Fisher’s inaugural year as head coach marked FSU’s first 10-win season since 2003.

    Jimbo was a smashing success. First off, he was the loveliest man to deal with, a true Southern gentleman and a total pro. Everyone was talking about how amazing and inspiring he was for the rest of the night. It couldn’t have been more perfect.

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