Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher sat in front of reporters in College Station and reflected how uneventful Wednesday's national signing day was for the Aggies.
But that might have changed once Fisher started to bask in the highest-ranked signing class since A&M joined the SEC six years ago.
Fisher took a few verbal jabs at Georgia, who tried to flip A&M quarterback signee Zach Calzada before the 72-hour signing period opened on Wednesday. As Fisher insinuated Georgia tried to sway Calzada with false information, the A&M coach made another subtle point -- he's willing to battle any program in order to build a title contender.