Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko seemingly criticized the program that Jimbo Fisher constructed following their win Saturday.

It took just eight games for Texas A&M Aggies head coach Mike Elko to earn his signature win with the program. On Saturday night, Elko's Aggies took down the No. 8 LSU Tigers 38-23 in front of an electric crowd at Kyle Field.

Texas A&M came back to beat No. 8 LSU, but his postgame comments on Jimbo Fisher are more surprising than the win

Still, given his choice of words, college football fans couldn't help but wonder whether Elko took a shot at his predecessor, the notoriously fast-talking Jimbo Fisher, or his LSU counterpart on Saturday, Brian Kelly — who has been known to adopt an accent or two in his time in Baton Rouge.

And what a story the Aggies are telling in 2024, with No. 14 Texas A&M’s 38-23 win over No. 8 LSU on Saturday night as the latest triumph. Eight games into Elko’s first year, A&M is alone atop the SEC entering November as the only team without a conference loss. And it’s a serious contender for the Playoff.

In his first season at Texas A&M, Mike Elko has the Aggies battling for SEC supremacy. After beating LSU 38-23 on Saturday night, Texas A&M has now won seven straight games since opening the season with a loss to Notre Dame.

After a poor outing against Notre Dame in Week 1, Texas A&M has hit its stride with seven straight wins in Mike Elko’s inaugural year as head coach. With a win over LSU in Week 9, the Aggies took full control of the SEC,

Texas A&M football head coach Mike Elko did not hold back in his postgame press conference Saturday night following a 38-23 victory versus