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Texas A&M Coach Jimbo Fisher Featured On National Championship Broadcast

Fisher offers his insight on Alabama and Georgia to an ESPN2 audience
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The Texas A&M Aggies didn't make it to the national championship game Monday after a disappointing season, but Aggies fans everywhere can watch the game with coach Jimbo Fisher and members of his staff.

As ESPN offers its "MegaCast" for the eighth year, fans are treated with several viewing options beyond the standard broadcast.

With Alabama and Georgia set to play in the title game, ESPN chose a coach familiar with both programs for an alternate broadcast on ESPN2. Fisher and a few members of the A&M coaching staff will appear on the "film room" feed for commentary and game analysis.

The film roomhas been the most popular of the alternate viewing options in recent years, and with Fisher's familiarity with both programs, particularly Alabama, viewers will no doubt be in for a treat.

“In a new twist this year, Texas A&M’s coaching staff are the stars of this MegaCast offering, with head coach Jimbo Fisher and his crew providing insight and analysis alongside ESPN college football analyst Dusty Dvoracek,” ESPN said in a press release. “The Aggies defeated top-ranked Alabama earlier in the season, with Fisher becoming the first Saban assistant to take down his mentor and former boss. Fisher is one of four active FBS coaches to win a national championship, having captured the 2013 BCS national championship with Florida State.”

In a press release, Fisher noted his enthusiasm and excitement for the opportunity: "This rematch between two great programs has a chance to be one of the most exciting national championship games. As a coaching staff, we look forward to breaking down the game in the film room for ESPN."


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