A Super Talk Mississippi Media Production.

Let's head to Texas A&M for one of our final stops here on our spring wraparound.

We're talking to Travis Brown, who covers the Aggies for the Brian.

I should be able to say Brian, you would think, Brian College Station, Eagle.

And Travis, there's just no getting around the fact that Texas A&M a season ago was the most disappointing team in the conference.

A preseason top 10 team that finished a 5 and 7 record, didn't make a bowl game.

The big splash for the Aggies this offseason is bringing in Bobby Petrino as the offensive coordinator. When he's doing his work, that's one of the best offensive play callers

in college football. So my question is, and I think it's the question a lot of people are asking,

is Jimbo Fisher going to be able to relinquish that control and allow Bobby Petrino to be

the offensive coordinator calling the place.

I mean, that is the $100,000 question for the season, isn't it?

It's a $95 million question. Well, that's true.

Yeah, that's true.

I think that every indication that we saw through spring practice was that that process is seemingly taking place.

You know, years past spring or full,

spring or fall practice that we've been able to see a few minutes of.

Jimbo Fisher has been right there involved with anything the quarterbacks are doing,

anything with the offense wide receivers getting in people's faces, whatever.

And this year, he took a step back and he was a lot quieter, a lot more observational

when Bobby Petrino was leading those drills that normally he would have led.

So from the little bit, it's hard to tell anything in spring game

because the play calling and everything

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