Clemson's Dabo Swinney Linked to Texas A&M Vacancy Following Jimbo Fisher's Firing

Swinney Noncommittal on Interest in Aggies' Top Job Amid Speculation

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney did not outright deny interest in the Texas A&M job, stating, 'I'm just focused on this job.'
Texas A&M fired Jimbo Fisher after a disappointing 6-4 start, despite Fisher amassing a 45-25 record in six seasons.
Texas A&M agreed to pay Fisher a $76 million buyout, creating a vacancy for one of the premier jobs in college football.
Swinney has led Clemson to eight ACC titles and two national championships since taking over as head coach in 2008.
Texas A&M is considered a top-10 job in college football, with advantageous geography, a roster loaded with top-tier talent, and significant financial backing.