Kevin Sumlin was never ever able to recreate his wildly successful first season at Texas A&M so even though the winning continued it wasn't enough. Sumlin was fired Sunday after six seasons in College Station, Texas. The first black head coach in program history was 51-26 and 25-23 in the Southeastern Conference. After Texas A&M blew a huge lead and lost the season opener at UCLA, a school regent publicly called for Sumlin to be fired. Sumlin, Manziel and the SEC had the entire Aggies program swaggering through Texas.

Source: ABC News November 26, 2017 20:59 UTC