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The public spat between the two coaches puts them at the top of our latest and greatest Bad Blood Power Rankings.

After a difficult last season, the new-look Aggies are rolling at the national championship.

This week’s drama down South just displays that successful coaches will always be backed, no matter what they say.

DALLAS — A major problem of realignment is the loss of old rivalries and the time it takes to build new ones, as Texas A&M has found since bolting the Big 12, though its tradition with Texas presumably resumes once the Longhorns join the SEC in a year or three.

What hath NIL wrought? Only the SEC’s goofiest impromptu offseason news conference since Steve Spurrier stepped forward on a July afternoon in 2015 to label an Atlanta newspaper weasel the “enemy.” As amusing as that was – even to yours truly, Mr. Weasel – it pales in comparison with current…

Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher didn’t wait long to respond to Nick Saban’s comments from Wednesday night, where Saban alleged Texas A&M “bought every player on their team.”

While speaking at an event in Birmingham, Alabama, Crimson Tide coach Saban said some schools, including Texas A&M, were spending “tons of money to get players.”

The rant from the Texas A&M coach was sparked by Nick Saban, but the emotion behind the response has been building for months.

The Aggies’ athletic director has his own pointed reaction to what’s transpired in the SEC.