Okay, so I wanted to see what all the fuss was about with Kirby Smart and Texas A&M, especially after all the coaching changes recently. I’ve been following college football for years, and this whole situation is just wild.
Digging into the Rumors
First, I started by just Googling “Kirby Smart Texas A&M.” You wouldn’t believe the amount of stuff that popped up. News articles, blog posts, forum discussions – it was information overload! I spent a good hour just sifting through the headlines and trying to figure out what was legit and what was just clickbait.
I noticed a lot of the articles were pure speculation. “Could Kirby Smart leave Georgia?” “Is Texas A&M a good fit for Smart?” That kind of thing. It was mostly people just throwing ideas around, with no real evidence.
Checking Reliable Sources
So, I decided to focus on the more reliable sources. I went to ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and some of the bigger college football news sites. I figured they’d have a better handle on what was actually happening.
Even on those sites, there wasn’t much concrete information. There were a few articles quoting “sources close to the program,” but nothing definitive. It seemed like everyone was being pretty tight-lipped about the whole thing.
Looking at Social Media
Next, I checked out Twitter. I followed some of the big-name college football reporters, like Bruce Feldman and Pete Thamel, to see if they had any insights. Again, mostly just speculation and rumors. It was like trying to find a needle in a haystack!
I found out that The recent loss to Alabama is fueling speculation about Smart’s future and, interestingly, there is even wild speculation that he could succeed Saban at Alabama
My Conclusion (For Now)
After spending hours researching this, I came to the conclusion that it’s mostly just noise right now. There’s no solid evidence that Kirby Smart is seriously considering leaving Georgia for Texas A&M, even with the Alabama speculation thrown in. It seems like a lot of people are just connecting dots that might not even be there.
Of course, things can change quickly in college football. So, I’ll keep an eye on the situation and see if anything new develops. But for now, I’m taking all these rumors with a huge grain of salt.
